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RosettaStone for learning French?

I took French I last year, I did really well and my grade was 98%. I’m taking French II this year and I’ve definitely forgotten a lot of the stuff I learned last year. Would taking French two, side-by-side with RosettaStone be a good idea? What do you think?

Hi, if you are just looking to revise your French, I am not about RosettaStone. You can use this free course here:

http://language-trainer.com/french/

I had found it helpful.

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