What should be included in a 30-day French vocabulary building plan

To build a 30-day French vocabulary plan, essential elements should include:

1. Daily vocabulary themes: Group words by topics (e.g., food, travel, family) to contextualize learning.
2. Core word lists: Focus on high-frequency and useful words first to maximize practical use.
3. Repetition and review: Incorporate spaced repetition to reinforce memory retention of new words.
4. Active usage: Encourage writing sentences or speaking with the new words to promote deeper learning.
5. Varied learning resources: Use flashcards, apps, reading materials, and listening exercises to engage multiple senses.
6. Incremental difficulty: Start with basic words, then gradually introduce more complex vocabulary.
7. Scheduled assessments: Test vocabulary knowledge weekly to measure progress and identify weak areas.

Such a structured approach balances quantity and quality of vocabulary acquisition and ensures steady progress over 30 days. ^{1, 2, 3}

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