Activités avant et aujourd'hui: extended speaking, photo description
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I can successfully combine imperfect and present tenses to compare and contrast past and current activities in speaking, and I can accurately translate the imperfect tense into English.
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The imperfect tense is used to describe what you 'used to' do and what 'was happening' or you 'were doing'.
When translating the imperfect tense, think carefully about which English meaning would make most sense for the context.
Combining the imperfect tense and the present tense is a useful way to contrast past and present activities.
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