I'm just curious on how long most people spend on a single module such as 2.2 or 1.7 ect... I'm trying to figure out what a good pace would be per day and how long I should spend studying and practicing the same one. Any recommendations or feedback would be appreciated!
How long do you typically spend learning one module/section?

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June 28, 2020

Little_Louis
July 1, 2020
It depends. As the lessons progress, generally about a week. Also one lesson might include a topic that I want to explore, e.g. numbers, days of week etc. So I might stay there a week. I supplement my learning with a text book. I might want to use the lesson to practise with a Russian speaker (try conversationexchange.com for language pals, it's free as well).

Michael-tB
August 11, 2020
Seems like a couple of hours. I'm already familiar with conjugations through my knowledge of other languages. All of the Indo-European ones change verb forms depending on the person, number and time. English is the exception. I learned how case structure works from German. The paucity of tenses makes it simpler, as does the absence of articles. It simply doesn't seem that challenging to me at this point, at 3.5 in the beginner module.
Obviously, if this is your first time around learning a new language, then it will take you longer.
Obviously, if this is your first time around learning a new language, then it will take you longer.

Horacio222
January 3, 2021
Always Review, repetition will help you with Retention, from time to time, go back to review. Also write down r difficult words, even if you understand a dialogue it doesn't mean you can actually say it. so Go from English to Russian, you can actually hit a button to hide the Russian and see only the English and translate it.