Conditional 2: giving advice

is:new -tag:skip (tag:day29), then all your reviews. Ranks 1001-1036 and the day29 Québec French group (7 cards, such as le déjeuner, le dîner and le souper, which shift meals in Québec).

the conditional for advice: « tu devrais… », « vous pourriez… », « à ta place, je… », « il vaudrait mieux partir ». Learn it with prompt P1. Exam reason: writing T2 advice letters and the T2 cards that ask a friend for advice need it.

LR-P1 and LR-P3 on INF-L12 Q20-29; TV5-10 CO positions 5-7; RC-01, 15 minutes, with LR-T10 (Québec words); Jour 29 | DRILL | VL-04 L2 (60-second interview). Play each clip once, answer, then check every option against the transcript.

LR-P3 on INF-R12 Q20-29; TV5-14 CE positions 5-7; TV5-03 CE positions 12-15 with LR-P5 (elimination). Run the option check on every answer and never leave one blank.

W3-07 (work: obstacle or asset) with W-T3 (beginner version until Day 31), 160 words, typed. Then W2-08 (is quitting everything to travel a good idea?) with W-T2B, 135 words: your view, with personal examples, typed; then paste to Claude for correction (writing-tcf.md §5).

Jour 29 | COACH | S3-06 Jour 29 | EXAMINER | T3 S3-05 | T2 S2-05. COACH first: build your S3-06 (work until 70) plan. Then EXAMINER with a timer: T3 4:30; T2 2:00 preparation, then 3:30. Type FEEDBACK and copy each LOG line.

Tap a session line to copy it, then paste it into a new chat in your TCF Examiner project. Open Claude · Timer

log today's misses with LR-P6 codes, Claude's writing error table and both LOG lines. Re-test 5-10 older rows, especially conditional endings (-ais, -ait, -ions).