alors, stuff I have been doing for the last 3-4 months:
* Duolingo:
the ubiquitous
petite chouette verte. FR->EN 'reverse' tree completed to "gold" throughout. EN->FR tree about 70% done. I seem to be doing the new, much longer tree (tree12) which is very pedantic & probably needs some time to have alternative translations added, so I've got a bit bored of that lately & am just doing enough each day to keep my streak intact.
* Memrise:
working my way through "5000 Most Common French Words" & I've just started "Conjugaison française, complete" that I saw on someone else's log.
* Films/TV:
I've been watching a lot of French films/TV with English subs to tune my ear back into hearing French. although the subs is obviously cheating, I'm able to increasingly pick out more French words from the dialogue.
I recently watched "Un Village Français" & am now re-watching it with French subs. I'm having to pause it quite a lot & flick back & forth to the English subs, usually for idiomatic stuff, but I'm definitely understanding more.
as a side note, I find it almost impossible to get decent FR subs for French-language films/programs & I can't figure out why.
& "Peppa Pig" in French, in small doses.
* Reading:
Camus's "L'étranger" & "Exil et le Royaume" (I subsequently watched the film "Loins des Hommes" & really liked it, which is based on the latter).
"Winnie L'Ourson" & "La Maison de Winnie L'Ourson". the humour of the originals comes through really nicely in the translations & the language is rather more complex than you might expect from a kids' book.
"Le Monde" - I try to read a few articles each day. it's interesting to get a European view of the state of British politics at the moment, as well as for the language.
I'm sure there's lots of other stuff that I can't think of at the moment, but that'll do for now. I think the lack of writing & speaking French is something that I'll need to think about, as I'm not doing any kind of interaction with another human in the language at the moment.