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Nouveau groupe d'allemand débutant
07 October 2024

Nouveau groupe d'allemand débutant

Vous souhaitez apprendre l'allemand ? Que ce soit à des fins personnels ou professionnels ?


Alors contactez-nous afin de rejoindre notre nouveau groupe d'allemand de niveau A1.1 qui va démarer le mercredi 16 octobre 2024.

Horaire : tous les mercredis de 18h30 à 20h00

A bientôt au sein de la Balkan School of Languages

Talking about something that is almost certain
04 October 2024

Talking about something that is almost certain

If someone you know did something that most certainly was very enjoyable/painful/etc, you can use the modal verb “must” in the past mode: “it must have been …”
Examples :
. “It must have been great to see Bruce Springsteen that close !”
. “It must have been difficult to tell him he had lost his job.”
. “It must have been fun to try the new Europa Park rides.”
Using "Still"
27 September 2024

Using "Still"

“Still + a negative present perfect” is a synonym for “negative present perfect + yet”.
It’s used to indicate that something hasn’t been done but that you intend to do it.
Examples :
. “I still haven’t seen The Bear TV series. I’ll probably start watching it next week.”
. “He still hasn’t replied to my email but I expect to get an answer before the end of the week. He’s very reliable.”
Counting and uncountable information
20 September 2024

Counting and uncountable information

In English, we have uncountable nouns (which don’t take an “s” in the plural form).
And countable nouns which do.
Unfortunately, mostly due to first language interference, many people write the word “informations.” This is not correct. “Information” is always in the singular form.
If you want to count the uncountable, use the structure “piece(s) of” in front of the word information.
Examples :
“Before we start the meeting, I have two pieces of information to share.”
. “We will receive some information about the party early next week.”