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Ça suffit ! Quand j'ai décidé d'essayer d'apprendre la langue française je ne connaissais personne qui aussi parle français, donc j'ai commencé en utilisant l'appli Duolingo (j'ai aussi acheté un cahier de grammaire). Pendant cette période, je faisais des progrès et je trouvais une rythme tous les jours où je m'entraînais avec un petit peu de discipline. Cependant, je devenais de plus en plus frustré car l'opportunité d'appliquer mes compétences ne s'est pas présentée et je n'augmentais pas mes capacités à utiliser la langue dans la vraie vie. Mais je n'arrêtais pas à cause de la séquence ! Aujourd'hui, j'ai obtenu une séquence de 1000 jours consécutifs, et je suis fini avec cette application. Maintenant, je veux améliorer mes compétences en français en parlant, en bavardant, et en discutant. Bien que je fasse encore souvent des erreurs, à mon avis, il faut utiliser la langue avec les autres pour progresser. Sinon, à quoi ça sert ?

Today i learned how to use if in Japanese Past tense た form + ら If i played soccer i will be happy サッカーを遊んだらよろしいです

Present Perfect Continuous (“I have been doing”) ⸻ 1. What is Present Perfect Continuous? We use it to talk about: 1. An action started in the past and still continues now • “I have been studying English for 2 years.” • “She has been working here since 2020.” 2. An action that was happening recently and we can see the result now • “You are tired because you have been running.” • “It has been raining, the ground is wet.” ⸻ 2. Structure (formula) 👉 Subject + have/has + been + verb(-ing) ✅ Examples: • I have been reading. • She has been cooking all day. • They have been playing football. ⸻ 3. Positive / Negative / Questions Positive • I have been learning English. • He has been playing guitar. Negative • I have not been learning English. • She has not been studying. Questions • Have you been learning English? • Has he been playing guitar? ⸻ 4. Time expressions often used • for (a period of time) → “for 3 hours” • since (a point in time) → “since 2010” • all day / all morning / all night • recently / lately ⸻ 5. Difference: Present Perfect Simple vs Continuous Present Perfect Simple → focus on result • “I have written 3 emails.” (The result is 3 emails.) Present Perfect Continuous → focus on activity / process • “I have been writing emails all morning.” (The activity, not the result.) ⸻ 6. Examples in daily life • I have been waiting for you for 30 minutes. • She has been watching TV since 6 p.m. • They have been playing football all afternoon. • We have been studying hard for the exam. ⸻ 7. Practice 👉 Fill in the blanks: 1. I _______ (wait) for the bus for 20 minutes. 2. She _______ (study) since morning. 3. They _______ (not/work) today. 4. _______ you _______ (practice) your guitar? 5. It _______ (rain) all day. 👉 Write 5 sentences about your own life using Present Perfect Continuous.

Started reading this book at the recommendation of my friend’s wife. Not my typical read, but the writing is good thus far. What are you reading?

Summer without watermelon is like a poem without rhythm🌞🍉🍒

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