How to recover a forgotten language? Bonjour! Comment ça va? Je suis très bien. Je parle un peu français. Many years ago I studied the French language, time is going, I don't use him in daily life, almost forgot him. I had a great opportunity to visit France, I meet good people and I make some friends, but I was a struggle to speak with them in French, so I speak with them in English and just sometimes I tried to use my forgotten french in combination with english of course. I miss my friend Jean Marie, sometimes. I plan to visit him again in the future, so I want to speak with them a little bit of French. From time to time I like to read some notebook entry which is written at a basic level. I can still read and understand something at level A2-B1, without any dictionary. I understand the main idea of sentences or a short story. So my question is "How to recovery my french?" if I have just a little time. If anybody has the same experiences, please share or give me some advice. I think to recover a forgotten language will be easier than learn them from zero. Merci beaucoup!

correct usage of the word "struggle" in sentences Please correct my sentences A real change of our character can often be a struggle. Every teenager has struggled to find their talent. For those who do an intellectual job, that is the daily struggle for those suffering from insomnia. Small businesses still struggle to be competitive at the beginning in comparison with the bigger one. The biggest struggle is getting younger members to start to do something. thank you in advance!

'are' and without 'are' please explain differences, and when is possible without 'are' You are going forward toward something great. You going forward toward something great. You are currently viewing web page 4 of 8. You currently viewing web page 4 of 8. Do you currently view web page 4 of 8? You are always doing a pretty good job. You always do a pretty good job. also please correct these sentences thank you!