I've wondered about this so much in my own struggles learning French over the last years - it feels like I have a mental block against actually learning the grammar rules, and yet grammar is so prominent in any formal language course. My gut instinct is to try to learn as many phrases as I can, with some connective bits, so I can get to the point where I can have a bare-minimum interaction or conversation, but I haven't found any courses structured that way!
Hey joshua, Has been following you over a year but in middle it felt i should not opt for lack of information regarding MIM especially after completing the course. So here are few questions i would really like you to reply :- 1. How does the exact supply demand chart looks like after doing MIM ? 2. Am i supposed to end up coming to india after MIM since i don’t have any prior work experience ?
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I've wondered about this so much in my own struggles learning French over the last years - it feels like I have a mental block against actually learning the grammar rules, and yet grammar is so prominent in any formal language course. My gut instinct is to try to learn as many phrases as I can, with some connective bits, so I can get to the point where I can have a bare-minimum interaction or conversation, but I haven't found any courses structured that way!
I feel your pain... I'm in the same situation!
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I'm learning French and have been doing the exact same thing! Do you think it's the right way to go about things?
Hey joshua,
Has been following you over a year but in middle it felt i should not opt for lack of information regarding MIM especially after completing the course. So here are few questions i would really like you to reply :-
1. How does the exact supply demand chart looks like after doing MIM ?
2. Am i supposed to end up coming to india after MIM since i don’t have any prior work experience ?
*Promosm* 💐