Il y a deux types de futur très utilisé : le futur de l'indicatif et le futur proche. 
Découvrons aujourd'hui pourquoi, ainsi que quelques exemples. 

Très fatigué = épuisé 
très calme = serein 
très poli = courtois 
très important = essentiel 
très sévère = strict 
très méchant = cruel 
très fâché = furieux 

How to sound french 

Vocabulaire : éviter le mot "très" 

Join me on my way to the doctor’s as I describe everything I see around me. This is a simple and relaxing way to practice English listening and learn everyday vocabulary.
In this video you will hear natural English phrases about:
streets and buildings
weather and surroundings
daily routines

This is perfect for English learners who want to improve their listening skills and learn how to describe the world around them.
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Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Learn English with Real Life | On My Way to the Doctor’s

Continuing story of Neil McTaggart and his new life in Canada

Neil McTaggart's Crossing (6): A Story of 1920s Scottish Emigration to Canada (Podcast 1110)

1109 Notting Hill Carnival 1976 | Looking Back at London’s Iconic Celebration

Join me as I read a short news story about the Notting Hill Carnival 2025 in London. This is one of the UK’s biggest street festivals, celebrating Caribbean culture, music, dance, and food.

This video is designed for English learners and students. You can practice listening, comprehension, and vocabulary while learning more about London’s famous summer event.

The Notting Hill Carnival happens every year in August and brings together thousands of people to enjoy parades, costumes, and live music. In this lesson, you will hear clear and simple English so you can improve your English skills with real news stories.

👉 Perfect for:

English students (A2–B1 level and above)

Learners who want to understand British culture

Notting Hill Carnival 2025 | Easy English News Story for Students

Chapter 5 of the Neil McTaggart series.   A transcript is available. 

In this episode, Neil spends his first Saturday in Canada with his new family.  
They walk through the snowy fields and meet the MacLeods, fellow Scottish emigrants who speak both Gaelic and English. 

For the first time since his grandmother’s death in 1918, Neil hears the sound of Gaelic again. Among the MacLeods is Esther, a girl who will become important in Neil’s journey, both as a friend and as a guide in learning to read and write English.  

This series explores themes of migration, identity, and belonging.  
It is also perfect for English learners who want to improve listening skills through story.  

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📖 Suitable for English listening practice (B1–C1).  
🌍 Themes: Scottish history, emigration, identity, family, friendship.  

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