Le futur, l'imparfait et le conditionnel
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Objective
Je peux conjuguer et utiliser correctement le futur, l'imparfait et le conditionnel.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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The imperfect tense describes an action that used to happen or was happening in the past.
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The conditional tense describes an action that may happen if another action takes place; in English, this is usually indicated by the word would.
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To determine if a verb is in the conditional tense, check the stem; if there is an 'r', then the verb is in the conditional.
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Practice
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Explain the primary difference in usage between the imparfait and the conditionnel.
How are the endings of the imparfait and conditionnel similar, and what key element differentiates them?
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Exit ticket
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“Complétez la phrase suivante en utilisant la forme correcte du verbe au futur, à l'imparfait ou au conditionnel : Si j'avais plus de temps, je __________ (voyager) autour du monde.”
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