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Archive for December 2nd, 2008

Beginner Lesson #41 - I don’t think I could resist

Level: Beginner Lessons

In today’s lesson we will consider the sixth usage of the condizionale presente (present conditional) tense in expressing doubts. In addition, we’ll see the inflection of the irregular verb essere (to be).

The four friends are still traveling to the wedding, but now Anna has another matter of urgency. What will it be this time?

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Grammar: Condizionale presente | Function: using the condizionale presente | Topic: urgent need | Politeness Level: informal

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