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In this I speak about the new stuff and future stuff here! -The new courses -Upcoming changes to flashcards -Group calls -Transition to a paid group -Award of consistency !

Salut! Today you're learning which verb to use when talking about sports and activities — and there's a simple pattern that makes it easy! Video below Jouer à — for ball sports, competitive games and team sports jouer au tennis jouer au hockey jouer au soccer jouer aux échecs Faire de — for physical activities, disciplines and practices faire du ski faire du karaté faire de la danse faire de la natation The simple rule: if it involves a ball, a team, or a board game, it's usually jouer à. If it's a physical discipline or practice, it's usually faire de. When in doubt, faire de is the safer choice!

Salut! Today you're building your verb vocabulary fast — all of these follow the exact same pattern you learned with parler! Video below Passer — To pass Penser — To think Trouver — To find Laisser — To leave / To let Arriver — To arrive Donner — To give Regarder — To look / To watch Appeler — To call Arrêter — To stop Demander — To ask Chercher — To look for Aider — To help Essayer — To try Jouer — To play Rentrer — To come back / To go home Aimer — To love Every one of these conjugates just like parler — je parle, tu parles, il parle, and so on. You already know how to use all of them! Can you make a few sentences using today's words (Make sure to conjugate them with the pronoun!) ? Write them in the comments below!