I'm a retired Communication professor currently living in Philadelphia. I'm very interested in learning new languages at this stage of my life (long overdue) and I'm beginning with French. My goal is to achieve a minimum of conversational fluency by the early autumn of next year. At the time of this writing, I'm rated at a level of A1.2 in French (reading/writing).
I'm interested in books, films, music, sports, and current events. I live with my partner, her daughter, and one dog and cat.
Bravo Rob ! À chaque leçon, nous parlons un peu moins anglais et un peu plus français! Bientôt nous allons pouvoir parler de politique uniquement en français :-)
Excellent travail, Rob, bravo ! C'est toujours un plaisir.
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Different tenses. One is present tense. One is past tense. So, it would depend on whether the subject of the sentence is currently having difficult times or whether the difficult times are over.