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Tip: Avoid recitation!
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How do you define grammar?
Overall, i agree. Grammar is too abstract to learn unless you have examples embedded in your mind already.
Focus on vocabulary and you can largely guess on the grammar until you catch up.
Your method sounds like input-first, which seems to be dominating learning theories since the internet made finding content trivially easy.
Edit: I think one principle is learn the least amount you need to understand what you are reading. That is to say, let your reading guide your learning. Don't go in learning a bunch of abstract stuff because it's the next lesson. This way you are immediately rewarded for everything you learn and you create a virtuous feedback loop.