La vie quotidienne : perfect and imperfect tenses, relative clauses and negation
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I can discuss everyday life in the past, combining imperfect and perfect tenses, negation and relative clauses.
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Using the perfect tense and imperfect tense together enables us to express ongoing and isolated events in the past.
Using qui, que, où and quand in relative clauses provides more information and adds complexity.
Using a range of negative structures adds subtlety and complexity to descriptions and opinions.
Combining different tenses allows students to give a more developed answers to conversation questions.
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