What would be the average progression with that amount of study….Īnd then what would you expect from a slower learner in terms of getting to the next level? I was wondering if you could tell me what someone should expect (on average) to progress based on X hours of study with your site per day, every day.įor instance, if I am A1.2 and I study with your site 1.5 hours per day and take quizzes, how long before you would expect I can reach an A2 level….and then a B1 level? Thank you! I think I am a VERY slow language learner I have been going to a school in Paris the last few months but haven’t gotten very far (and have NOT used your sight regularly). HI, I have been taking your free quizzes periodically. If you’re not sure where to start, try this French proficiency test. Grammar | Listening | Pronunciation | Reading | Vocabulary | Writing | About the C1 examĪt this point, there are no lessons – you just need to talk and read and listen to native speakers to perfect your French. Proficient language: complexity, sub-text, near-fluency Grammar | Listening | Pronunciation | Reading | Vocabulary | Writing | About the B2 exam Grammar | Listening | Pronunciation | Reading | Vocabulary | Writing | About the B1 examĬonversational language: in-depth discussion, opinions, spontaneity
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