CBG 2.25 | Ich habe mich sehr gut entspannt
It’s time to look at reflexive verbs in the past. In this lesson you’ll learn to say what you enjoyed, what you complained about and
It’s time to look at reflexive verbs in the past. In this lesson you’ll learn to say what you enjoyed, what you complained about and

Our question to you in this activity is: comment avez-vous fêté la St-Valentin? The verb fêter means “to celebrate”. If you’re trying to work out what something means,
Learning how to celebrate special occasions in another language is a fun and practical way to deepen your cultural and linguistic knowledge. If you are
Going to a pharmacy in Germany is a great opportunity to practise German in a real-world setting. And if you’re a bit under the weather
One of the best ways to make progress in a language is to use the language with native speakers and to check your understanding by
Lesson 24 introduces a new tense: the perfect tense. This tense is used to talk about what you ‘have done’ and is very simple to
In this week’s episode of Coffee Break French David and Christina decide to join Jean-Jacques and Sophie for dinner in the latest instalment of our
In this lesson, we check whether Anna has done her homework by taking a look at her diary entry using avoir verbs, être verbs and
This week we look at demonstrative adjectives: different ways of saying “this”, “these”, “that” and “those”. We will also have the chance to practise the
In this week’s lesson, we take our knowledge of the perfect tense a stage further by looking at reflexive verbs. Please note that lesson 18
In this lesson, we look at the other verbs that take être as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense and we consider a way
In this week’s lesson we look at two verbs which take être as their auxiliary verb in the perfect tense, instead of avoir. Please note
In this week’s lesson, we take a look at some verbs which have irregular past participles and are therefore irregular in the perfect tense. Please
In this week’s lesson we continue looking at the perfect tense, this time using regular -re and -ir verbs. We also think about the different
In this lesson, we introduce the perfect tense of regular -er verbs. Please note that lesson 13 of Season 2 was originally known as lesson