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How can you revise for languages?

Revising for languages is very different to revision from anyother subject; there is no set content so it is up to you to make vocabularly lists containing key vocab you will need for each topic. This will b...
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Answered by Liora C. • French tutor
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What is the conditional?

The conditional is the tense we use to speak about wishes or events which may happen in the future. For example, in English, we might say ' I would like to buy an ice cream' - The 'would' part of this senten...
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Answered by Olympia H. • French tutor
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How do I know if verbs take "avoir" or "être"?

The difference between avoir and être is a grammatical distinction that often confuses students, but is absolutely necessary to know when forming the perfect tense, as well as other more complex tenses such ...
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Answered by Eleanor B. • French tutor
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How does one form the present subjunctive in French?

Les terminaisons du subjonctif - -e -es -e -ions -iez -ent Les verbes du premier groupe forment le subjonctif présent en ajoutant ces terminaisons au radicalIrreguliers - etre, avoir, boire, devoir, fair, po...
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Answered by Aitana M. • French tutor
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Qu-est ce que tu as fait le weekend dernier?

What did you do last weekend? This question helps the student to think about vocab relating to pastimes and hobbies as well as the passé composé tense. It also opens up the possibility of using the simple fu...
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Answered by Kathy G. • French tutor
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