3000 verbs yesterday - no bother! Today we'll add another thousand or so verbs to the list by covering regular -ir and -re verbs, using finir and vendre as the examples. Follow the links below to access the mp3 files. They can be downloaded and copied to your mp3 player, burned to CD, or listened to on your computer, but we would suggest that for best results you listen to each episode on headphones.
Downloads:
VERBcast 02 High quality
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I am a primary teacher in Highland Region who has always had a keen interest in language teaching in primary schools since I started teaching in August 1980. I feequently "dabble" in personal study and listening to a variety of languages, and enjoy listening to contemporary pop,rock,jazz etc and easy listening music in French, Italian and Spanish as I believe that immersion in a language allows the brain to develop an unconscious "feel" for it to which you then add more structured approaches. I have been adding podcasts, video newscasts links etc to my computer!s desktop and I picked up a link to the VerbCast last week and it is excellent! Quite enjoyable picturing the cerebral screen while walking on a quiet riverside walk! Well done. I'll look at the website for more details.
Posted by: Julian Mcardle | March 12, 2009 at 03:24 PM
Mark, Thank you for this course. I need verbs. What a great way to picture the language.
Posted by: Bill Brown | March 19, 2009 at 01:10 PM
Hey,
This approach looks quite interesting I must say, I will definitely try it and tell four of my friends about it.
I think immersing your self in a language is the best, with todays digital media is easier, I particularly like listening to songs in other languages.
thanks
Posted by: Joseph Lira | August 16, 2010 at 11:24 PM
I just want to say how much I have enjoyed the VERBcast. It has given me a lot of confidence in being able to conjugate verbs, and it has been a good addition to my Coffee Break French studies. I have been listening to the VERBcast for the past several weeks from the state of North Dakota, in the U.S.
Posted by: Sue | October 11, 2010 at 08:57 PM