[kiss_me_now9]

I did a few months of German at uni (4 years ago, dropped out and changed course) and whilst I still listen to German music and occasionally watch German tv shows my skills have definitely dropped!

I always struggled quite badly with the grammar side of things and found vocab a lot easier to learn so my spoken and written German is quite bad but listening and writing is quite good. Is there anything you guys can recommend I can do to get my skills back up? I don't want to invest too much in books etc; I still have some of my old course books from uni. (Hammar, Big Yellow Verb Book and... Essential Modern German Grammar I think) Should I just go through those again?

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[kiss_me_now9]

Oh **** off.

[hessajee]

Maybe you can try to use some online websites? I'm currently using Livemocha to learn German.