Just a thought about an additional feature that I would love to see on LingQ. I think it would be quite easy to add, as it’s not far from the AI translation which has already been implemented.
Let’s say you’re a total beginner and don’t know much about grammar yet. You already know the word “speak”, but you don’t know yet that it’s an irregular verb. Or you know the word “child”, but you would never expect its plural form to be “children” rather than “childs”. Would it be possible to check, next to the translation, a table of different grammatical forms of the word, so that you could already start getting the gist of what’s regular and what’s not? This would be SO useful for languages with complex grammar, irregular verbs, noun declension patterns, etc.
Your solution works perfectly fine when the word in question is an infinitive or nominative, but on the moment I am checking anything specific, like a specific case of noun or specific tense of a verb, very often it just says “Wiktionary does not yet have an entry for xxx” and “No English translation found for xxx” in WordReference. Occasionally it will tell me that this is the xxx case of the xxx noun and then I can click on it, go to the main page of the word and then click again to see the declension or conjugation table. But that’s many clicks to do and it usually doesn’t work as smooth as that.