I need to get to A2-B1 level of french by — at most — february. Can anyone recommend me some routines/resources or just advices in general please... I'm working my way through présent and getting in some basic vocabs but I don't know how long I can do with this without further plan. PLEASE HELP
need suggestions for more songs for my playlist! this is the vibe i'm going for:
Drive - The Cars
I'm Not In Love - 10cc
With or Without You - U2
One More Try - George Michael
need suggestions for more songs for my playlist! this is the vibe i'm going for:
Drive - The Cars
I'm Not In Love - 10cc
With or Without You - U2
One More Try - George Michael
Right now what I've got in my list are: The Hunger (1983), The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), The Fourth Man (1983), and Gothic (1986).
I'm looking for more movies that would fit all or most of these themes in the criteria (or have the same vibes at least).
Thank you in advance for your suggestions!!
need suggestions for more songs for my playlist! this is the vibe i'm going for:
Drive - The Cars
I'm Not In Love - 10cc
With or Without You - U2
One More Try - George Michael
I personally enjoy movies by David Cronenberg, Ken Russell, David Lynch etc. What films/directors would you recommend?
need songs about "what could've been" with someone whose relationship with you didn't exactly work out or get to bloom into its full potential. thanks in advance.
need songs about "what could've been" with someone whose relationship with you didn't exactly work out or get to bloom into its full potential
Need songs about "what could've been" with someone whose relationship with you didn't exactly work out/ended before it could've bloomed into its full potential
I'm looking for songs similar to George Michael's You Know That I Want To! Specifically ones with the same vibe, sort of medium-paced, kind of sexy etc.
I'm trying to find songs similar to George Michael's You Know That I Want To. I'm going for the medium-pace kind of sexy vibe iykwim. Thanks in advance.
So, I've been taking a side gig of tutoring highschool students but recently I got a gig of tutoring french for an absolute beginner for the standardized test. I studied french in school for 3 years myself and did quite well on the test, I know how to progress with the grammatical lessons but problem is... I don't know how to teach vocabulary. Like, what to teach first, what group of words to teach after what grammar points etc. etc. Does anyone have a guide? Because I genuinely can't remember how I started with vocabulary back in school.
p.s. I have 7 months to progress to A2-B1 level