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| Message 9 of 9 27 September 2011 at 8:14pm | IP Logged |
Cainntear wrote:
Cordel wrote:
I'm also using MT Arabic ,Teach Yourself ,On The Move ,and also Modern
standard Arabic(Cambridge) |
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There is an argument in favour of that strategy:
That all courses have holes, so lots of courses cover everything.
But there's a bigger argument against it:
Each course to some extent recycles and revises its vocabulary. They pace the course based on how much
vocabulary they think you'll be able to remember. Now I reckon most vastly overestimate this. If you do lots of
courses simultaneously, you risk overdosing on vocab.
I'd recommend sticking to one course for as long as you can. If you start to get stuck or hopelessly confused, or you
just decide that you hate it, switch to another and stick with that for as long as you can. |
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Wow! Sage words! I couldn't agree more Cainntear!
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