CBF 3:06 | The future tense

CBF 3:06 | The future tense

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CBF 3:07 | Focus on past tenses and idiomatic expressions

This episode is the first of two episodes which are based on Katie’s second text. In this first part we’ll be hearing about an unfortunate event which Katie experienced while she was shopping in Nice. Language points covered include the expression se rendre compte in the perfect ...  Show more

CBF 3:08 | Future tense with regular and irregular verbs

In this week’s lesson we’re continuing with Katie’s second text. We’ll be taking a closer look at direct object pronouns and some further examples of the future tense as Katie talks about her plans for the coming weekend. Please note that lesson 08 of Season 3 was originally know ...  Show more

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