How to review your learning

It is really important to review your learning regularly, so that you can situate where you are, and what you’ve learned.

Ask yourself “What have I learned over the past XX weeks?”

Suggestions of what you could write:

How to talk about my future plans using the Near Future and how to ask other people about their plans too. Talk about other people’s plans.

Lots of new vocabulary to describe what I am going to be doing such as joining a running group and going to watch a play at the theatre.

How did I learn best? What helped me best remember what I had learned?

Writing down the phrases that I wanted to learn and then repeating them over and over again.

What do I need to look at again?

I sometimes forget where to put the ne and pas so will practice this more. I sometime muddle up whether it is à, au, à la or aux so I will review this and write it in the grammar part of my book.

 How confident do I feel?

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