CBS 2.35 | The imperative

CBS 2.35 | The imperative

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CBS 2.36 | Continuous tenses

We’re returning to another episode featuring María-José and Andrew this week in which María-José will ask the question ¿Qué estás haciendo? , 'What are you doing?'. We’re focusing on the present continuous tense. Please note that lesson 36 of Season 2 was originally known as less ...  Show more

CBS 2.37 | Review of tenses

In this episode María-José tells Andrew about her visits to the Canary Islands. She uses lots of examples of the imperfect tense to describe what she used to do when she went there several times when she was younger. Please note that lesson 37 of Season 2 was originally known as ...  Show more

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