As for Russian, I continue reading extensively The Girl on the Train and reading about two or three articles on newspapers intensively and then adding the new words to my Excel sheet. I still did not managed to review all of them properly. But I should say that the change in my approach turns out to be something really useful. Of course, my approach changes according to the circumstances, it is not something that is fixed. I am flexible and always lurking on everyone else’s log.
I am reading quite fast now. I am reading about 20 pages a day, ten in the morning and ten in the evening. I am not tracking how many minutes I read a single page but I have noticed that I am reading faster. And most importantly, I have not been getting lost in the plot. I am starting to understand the unknown words by context. I do not know whether this book is easy or not. I will find out when I finish this one and start another one, probably Harry Potter.
I am still figuring out the usage of prefix in some Russian verbs. It is quite interesting. One example that intrigued me was the verb “to hug” and its prefixes. I searched for this verb on google images and it came up with many examples and all of them extremely helpful to understand the context. I prefer to look at and use the google images firstly, because right off the bat it gives a good and a visual usage of the word.
That’s all for today!
.... I am thinking of taking more sessions, but on the other hand I have to work with more focus on my needs. I was so exciting to speak that I ended up forgeting about my weak points. In short, I still need to learn how to work with a tutor. 
