After learning Russian for a while, I feel I know nothing. How should I learn? You can study in the second year, and you can take CET-4 in senior two.

1. Relax. Learning a language is a delicate process. Learning it may not have immediate effect, but if you study hard, you will definitely make progress.

You are only a freshman now. Don't feel bored when the teacher is teaching you. I'll have a look after class and then do something else. The teacher will expand when talking about new knowledge points, which saves you the process of looking up the word analysis yourself. When you teach yourself, you may only see the surface of grammar.

3. Take CET-4, just like preparing English for the college entrance examination. Do the whole set of exercises and don't stop during the holiday. There must be many mistakes in doing a set. The right and wrong questions correspond to the knowledge points in the textbook and are supplemented one by one.

4. Listen to Russian movies. News is usually listened to by senior students. If you have the energy, you can listen to it like a gobbledygook. Occasionally, you can understand two words, and then you will find that you can understand more, or download cctv-news, with video news and complete articles.

5. Read more books, recite more complete sentences, and turn the Russian in your head into your own. If you have nothing to do, just talk, relay the article and talk to your friends.

6. Go directly to the teacher and ask for guidance.