CBF 2:36 | The conditional "shall we use the tu form?"

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CBF 2:37 | The future tense "they're up to something"

In this lesson our radio play continues and Sophie, Jean-Jacques, David and Christina are talking about what they will be doing in the coming days. We’ll therefore be taking a look at the future tense. Please note that lesson 37 of Season 2 was originally known as lesson 77 of Co ...  Show more

CBF 2:38 | The pluperfect tense "I had never tasted it"

In the 38th episode of the course, we continue our radio play featuring David and Christina, who are having dinner with their new friends Sophie and Jean-Jacques. This lesson introduces the pluperfect tense and also looks at a few examples of avoir expressions, including avoir l’ ...  Show more

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