Level B1 - French Conditional Lesson - Should, Could, Would
How to say could, should, and would in French + BONUS past conditional video & study guide
French present conditional tense - How to say SHOULD, COULD, WOULD
- How do you form the present conditional tense?
- Which verbs do you use to say should, could, and would?
BONUS: French past conditional tense: How to say SHOULD HAVE, COULD HAVE, WOULD HAVE
This French mini-course includes (for the present conditional):
- A 17 minute video tutorial on the French present conditional and specifically how to say should, could, and would.
- A complete study guide to accompany the video lesson with bonus information not included in written form during the video lesson.
- A one page printable that you can fold into a booklet and use as a handy reference guide. The booklet includes a list of common verbs with irregular stems in the conditional plus twelve additional examples not given in the video or study guide.
- One multiple choice online quiz with 12 questions.
- One multiple choice online test with 12 challenge questions.
- Ten crossword puzzles to practice using the PRESENT TENSE conjugations of devoir, pouvoir, and vouloir.
This French mini-course includes (for the past conditional):
- A 27 minute video tutorial on the French past conditional and specifically how to say should have, could have, and would have.
- A complete study guide to accompany the video lesson with bonus information not included in written form during the video lesson.
This mini-course along with all other resources in the LLL Academy is included in my BUNDLED FRENCH LESSONS.
If you have any questions about this resource or any others just drop me a line: french@lovelearninglanguages.com
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I'm Jennifer, and I'm a French teacher. I didn't grow up speaking French. I started learning French as an adult, so I know exactly how frustrating it can be when just trying to listen and respond seems impossible. I was fortunate enough to have CARING teachers who helped me and never seemed to be frustrated with me. When I started teaching French 20+ years ago, I was again fortunate to have mentors who showed me that CARING about my students and understanding their difficulties is the only way to help. I've been exactly where you are, and I know how to help you.
I completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and French, then taught French for a year and moved to France for a year before pursuing and earning a Master of Arts degree in French. I taught French at Saint Louis University High School, a Jesuit college preparatory school for young men, for 14 years. A while before relocating to the South of France, I began teaching French online via Skype. I am now teaching French online full time and I also give immersion classes and guided city visits in both languages in Béziers, France.
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