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Taking a quiz is a quick way to find out how much you know about any given French topic, so it’s easy to see that the more quizzes you take, the more you can focus your learning efforts on exactly what you need the most help with.
My co-branded site, Progress with Lawless French, will guide you in your efforts by refining your personalized Studyplan with each kwiz you take.
I also have a dedicated Facebook page that is all quizzes, all the time, so be sure to check that out. There are two kinds of quizzes:
1. Quizzes: 6-20 questions on a particular grammar lesson or vocabulary topic. (Some of these are from Progress with Lawless French, so be sure to log into your account so that your results are tracked in your Studyplan.)
2. Tiny Tests: a single question on a tricky topic. You answer by reacting: like, love, wow, or laugh, and the answer is posted a day or two later.
Happy quizzing!
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