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rocky nicheBOT
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Please be patient

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fair panther
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dropping everything and going to a country speaking the language, plus working on active language lessons everyday

in a more serious tone, what are your goals?

tidal jewel
fair panther
tidal jewel
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constraints is that i cant do much in real life its all mainly online 😓

fair panther
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A good way to improve is to learn from various resources.

Grammar lessons are a good way to grasp syntax and language concepts. You can find good lessons online, either in articles or videos. Lawless French has good articles for instance.

Conjugation is a tough beast, but doing a few exercises to not lose your grip is always a good thing. Try to do some from time to time.

Vocabulary is also something to learn. I recommend flashcard apps like Anki to learn vocabulary, using either cards you download, or create from your experience.

And of course, reading/listening/speaking/writing. Depending on your priority. The first course of action is finding something that motivates you. Then find a place where you can experience it in French.
The three key parts are: the subject has to motivate you, you understand at least a bit, it's still challenging. This can range from understanding almost everything but having to check a few things in the dictionary, to not understanding much but grasping the general topic and some expressions. It's important to get various input, don't stick to one resource.
Try to take notes during such sessions. Note vocab that you got stuck on, so you can add it to your flashcards. Note grammar constructions you didn't know, so you can read a lessons afterwards.

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The important part is consistency. As long as you do a bit every day, you'll keep learning. Long breaks tend to be a deal breaking in language learning.

tidal jewel
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sorry for such late responses 😓