learn to read french Article

To whom it may concern :

I am writing to clarify my skill level in French. My current level is elementary.

I have been studying the French language on my own since 2007. However, I believe that the best way to further my skills is through immersion, and therefore to completely surround myself with French speaking people. That is why I have not gone to language school in Germany as I would prefer to go to school in France instead.

While still in Germany, I am prioritizing preparing to study in France over learning the French language itself. As such, I have been studying on my own to know how to greet people and know the basics for communication before arriving in France.

The books I have used/am using are the following:

"Grammaire Progressive du Français: Niveau Debutant, Corriges" by Maria Gregoire and Friedrich Mildenberger (In progress)

"Teach Yourself Instant French" by Elisabeth Smith (Completed)

"French Grammar Drills" by Eliane Kurbegov (Completed)

I have also been using online language courses such as "BBC Language" (Completed) and "Rosetta Stone" (In progress).

I usually study after work and on my days off using the materials above. Since I am working, I have not had much time to study, but once I arrive in France where I can concentrate on studying full-time, I will try my best to gain as much knowledge (OR try my best to learn as much) as possible.

Thank you for your consideration.

Yours sincerely,

My name here

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