TEF Canada Success Story | Beginner to B2 | Full Time Job | Tips for Beginners

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The gift promised at the beginning of the video could not be a part of the main video because of some technical error. The gift is that I am undertaking consultations for serious TEF Canada aspirants who wish to talk to me personally and seek advice on their personal journeys.
The link for booking the consultation is here:
topmate.io/anubhav_khanna
The links for why learning excessive grammar is bad for fluency are linked here:
englishlikeanative.co.uk/blog...
speakenglishpodcast.com/engli...
Sorry for the rant in this video but I think it had to be put out honestly :P. Stay tuned for the upcoming videos!
A link to my exam results - tinyurl.com/259cwv4x

[@sankalp778]

Great video!! It's not the general video saying mug up edito . It Really gave a new point of view !

[@himanshusharma3831]

Thank you for making such a great video.

[@SherAli-ye1tm]

Great video! Thanks

[@dhwaaniiarora7211]

Thanks for taking out time to chat with me about my plan for studying for the TEF exam and recommending amazing podcasts. It was a very helpful chat :)

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Thanks Dhwaanii, it was great talking to you!

[@jeffrinalexander7896]

Thank you very much buddy. ❤❤ Great advice !

[@mayanksharma4645]

Solid advice bro!

[@sajwanmonika]

Great video..I really found it useful..this is worth watching and those who are preparing for tef canada should watch this..Anubhav you are doing a great job..keep it up…waiting for your next video❤️

[@priyanktripathi6122]

Very Insightful. Comprehensible Input is indeed the key. Great Work Keep Going !

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Thanks it was a nice free consultation session with you :)

[@vineetmohandas9842]

Hi Anubhav. This is a very helpful video which addresses the problems encountered by French learners at the amateur level. Would be grateful if you share more videos where you would provide deeper insights into the materials and strategies you used to overcome the problems faced. Really appreciate the efforts you are taking to assist people who are working towards clearing TEF.

[@mekhanair3524]

Thanks Anubhav providing the insights in our personal connect on how to learn French from scratch and to prepare for TEF. The connect was really beneficial for a beginner like me and you explained me about the learning approach and the reliable resources for learning. I recommend this free one to one consultation to all the TEF Canada aspirants.Looking forward for your next videos.

[@touringsoul6805]

I really value your absolute selfless help, the FREE consultation, the most valuable currency Time you spent on listening my problems and really showing the way to the destination, I thank you For just being there as light house in this ocean of French where people like me feel lost! I recommend every beginner of french must begin with this scientific learning approach of Yours! Stay Blessed and don’t disappear please!

[@GreenFrenchTV]

I had a great session with you. And yaa I won't disappear :)

[@Ranapritpal]

I had a very informative and useful interactive session with you. I will be greatly benefited from your guidance dear.

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Thank you sir. I enjoyed the session too. Salute to your dedication and hard work. Would love to continue working with you :)

[@HM-do9vq]

I am a Pakistani who has gone through this process and I can attest to the veracity of all your claims regarding language learning. Fortunately, I did not fall into the "learn grammar well" trap and I took my advice from guys like Steve Kaufmann and Stephan Krashen. In short, Comprehensible Input is the key to learning any language.

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Congratulations on your achievement! I am glad you mentioned Stephen Krashen and Steve Kauffman. They are my heroes too!

[@fatimajamalussama]

How did u do it from pakistan? I want to learn too

[@HM-do9vq]

@@fatimajamalussama I can only tell you about what worked for me. I spent all of my available time watching french videos on KZbin and french series on Netflix with subtitles in french. I also installed an application called "Reverso" on my phone which I used to translate and look up unknown words in the subtitles. Spend at least a year doing this and then for the next three to six months just concentrate on exam specific preparation by doing tons of practice exam questions. Best of luck!

[@tehreembhatti2948]

Thank you! I had just made a plan of completing the very two books that you mention in this video and you just changed my mind for the best :) now ill get back to those books in the very last maybe when i dont even need to complete those books 🙂

[@GreenFrenchTV]

You don't even need to touch those honestly. Rather focus on listening and speaking, and read things which naturally interest you. That would really skyrocket your preparation!

[@tehreembhatti2948]

​@@GreenFrenchTV Thank you!! You're the best, Anubhav! But this video has been an eye-opener for me, really! You know, I did complete this PMP French grammar last month and although it did help me technically, now I'm able to read and understand the entire language - thanks to this book but you're so on point, man - I feel so constricted when it comes to speaking or listening, I'm always thinking of which tense which preposition which adverb and so on OMGGG the thoughts keep racing and in the end I just can't do it - really feel incapable of speaking but I now feel so lucky to have come across your video so early in my journey rather getting to it after doing those books 4 to 5 more times lol yes, thats what I'd originally planned :D After listening to you last night, I immediately blindly started with this focus-on- listening approach you recommended and I can already feel that constriction going away. All thanks to you! May Allah bless you always! :)

[@tehreembhatti2948]

btw, I even recognized the French channel you referred to in your video as soon as you mentioned all those books and having a study partner strategy :D I was considering purchasing one of their courses but I didn't in the end - do you think it adds to your learning? Or one can do it themselves even without any teacher's help? TIA!!

[@GreenFrenchTV]

@tehreembhatti2948 I think you should go on your own, especially after having done the PMP book :)

[@GreenFrenchTV]

@tehreembhatti2948 I am glad I could help you! All the best!

[@1980ify]

Great content! Please create a course

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Thanks. It's under development :)

[@dobrikkk2683]

Listening engagement speaking

[@fatimajamalussama]

I want to learn french and pass the tef. Where should i start?

[@faisalanis3424]

i dont know how could anyone study all the three editos as well as french grammar book in 6 month. as long as I know I will take approximately 1 and half year to get complete familierty so you jest read that's

[@rajkumarpanigrahi2013]

Sir please make a very how to learn French language

[@tajjamalabbas]

why you choose Green French Tv title of KZbin channel

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Glad you asked that question. In today's world anything healthy and clean is associated with the word 'green'. When I was preparing for my exam i found a lot of polluted and wrong advice around how to prepare for the test. So I decided to create a channel which gives out clean and healthy advice. So I called it GreenFrench TV.

[@SherAli-ye1tm]

Its been a month, we need more videos on insights and study resources!

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Sure - I am working on the book these days. I feel it can be more comprehensive than a video can be. I have also shared an expression of interest for it above. I'll resume videos very soon :)

[@dipsy241]

Are you telling about BBarters classes?

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Yaa the 'barter' advice is not good at all

[@learningfrench1219]

Thanks for sharing your experience. You've emphasized on listening and speaking, Could you please elaborate on Verb Conjugations, It looks like, one might have to mug up hundreds of verbs, Then there is present, past, future and don't know what else. I feel overwhelmed.

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Thanks for sharing. I know it can be overwhelming. The key is that for the present tense you memorize the conjugation structures like for -er, re- and other exceptional verbs, only for the present tense cases. Remaining tenses will organically grow on you as you immerse yourself in French and start using it yourself, through continuous use and immersion one day you will naturally imbibe the remaining tenses, so don't worry about trying to learn them.

[@ummefarwa1775]

Do you recommend self studying?

[@GreenFrenchTV]

Yes I recommend self studying