For me, the main difficulty is grammar. When I read the rules, everything is clear, but as soon as I start talking or writing, I immediately get confused. It seems that there are too many rules, and they make it difficult to speak freely. How did you cope with learning grammar so that it became familiar and easy?

The most difficult thing in learning a foreign language is to keep your attention and not give up. I often started and quit until I found an easier way. For me, it was the english language application. It does not require long classes, but it gives stable results if you devote at least a few minutes a day.

What exam do you need to take to confirm your language level and then apply for a visa or even residency? There are so many language exams now, and is it important to choose a specific one?

For me, the best language practice was communicating with native speakers and preparing for the exam. There are difficult tests like the alcpt military test that require you to answer quickly, react quickly to your interlocutor's comments, and adapt quickly to the new language. Preparing for this exam was the best practice because when the demands are high, you strive to meet them.