Everything in the library
2420 pages · 8 subjects · 30 kinds of page · A1 to C2
Index, A to Z
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- How scared are you? French from inquiet to terrifié Word scale · A2
- How sure are you? French from peut-être to certainement Word scale · B1
- How surprised are you? French from tiens to je n'en reviens pas Word scale · B1
- How tired are you? French from fatigué to épuisé (and crevé) Word scale · A2
- How to ask for a turn to speak in a French meeting Dialogue · B2
- How to ask for help politely in French Article · B1
- How to ask permission to quote someone in French Phrasebook · B1
- How to build a 20-minute French study routine Practical guide · A1
- How to check a French noun’s gender when the article hides it Practical guide · A1
- How to choose French listening practice at the right difficulty Practical guide · A2
- How to choose qui, que, où or dont: rebuild the short sentence Practical guide · B1
- How to compare two French practice attempts fairly Practical guide · B1
- How to compare your French response with a model answer Article · B1
- How to disclose AI assistance in writing in French Phrasebook · B2
- How to give constructive feedback to a colleague in French Phrasebook · B1
- How to order bread and pastries in French Article · A1
- How to plan a French response from the task instructions Practical guide · B1
- How to prepare for DELF B1 writing Practical guide · B1
- How to pronounce cinq: five, five o’clock and five minutes Phrasebook · A2
- How to pronounce French r: a gentle /ʁ/ starting point Article · A2
- How to pronounce French u: keep the tongue forward and round Article · A1
- How to pronounce huit: eight, eight books and eight o’clock Phrasebook · A2
- How to pronounce six in French: /sis/, /si/ and /siz/ Quiz · A2
- How to read a French dictionary entry: labels, meanings and patterns Practical guide · A2
- How to read a French menu Article · A2
- How to record French meeting actions: owners, deadlines and decisions Practical guide · B2
- How to revise French vocabulary without only rereading lists Practical guide · A2
- How to say "I agree" in French (not je suis agree) Common mistakes · A1
- How to track objects and pronouns in a French story Practical guide · A2
- How to write about future plans in French Practical guide · A2
- How to write clear French instructions: a worked example Practical guide · A2
- Hyperbole in French: read the emphasis, check the evidence Reading · C2
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- I only speak a little French: phrases to keep a conversation going Phrasebook · A1
- Identifiant or mot de passe? Read a French login form Common mistakes · A2
- Ignorer in French: not knowing or deliberately ignoring? Common mistakes · B2
- Il a plu, il a fallu, il y a eu: practise impersonal past forms Gap-fill · B1
- Il aura oublié: when the French future makes a guess Cheat sheet · B2
- Il fait, il y a or il pleut? Sort French weather expressions Sorting game · A1
- Il faut que + subjunctive: build the sentence, then practise Verb drill · B1
- Il n’en demeure pas moins que: “the fact remains that” Article · B2
- Il n’y en a plus: choose another dish in French Dialogue · A2
- Il ressort de… que: read the evidence, write the conclusion Reading · C1
- Il reste or il manque? What's left and what's missing in French Article · B1
- Il s’ensuit que: “it follows that” in French Article · C1
- Il y a in French: there is, there are and there isn’t Article · A1
- Il y a or y a? Follow a conversation about a new flat Dialogue · A2
- Imparfait or conditional? Compare parlais and parlerais Article · B1
- Imparfait quiz: ten questions on French forms and meaning Quiz · A2
- Imparfait spelling cheat sheet: ç, extra e and double i Cheat sheet · A2
- Imparfait stems drill: start from nous, then change the subject Verb drill · A2
- Imperative or infinitive? Two ways to write French instructions Article · A2
- Important or grave in French? Significance, seriousness and pitch Article · B1
- Imprimer or photocopier: ask for the paper copy you need Dialogue · A2
- Inclure or intégrer: include a detail, join a team Verb drill · B1
- Infinitive or subjunctive? Follow the subjects in French Verb drill · B1
- Information or renseignement: what to say when asking for details Phrasebook · A2
- Inquiet, nerveux or stressé: say how you feel and why Phrasebook · B1
- Integrate a quotation in French: introduce, quote and explain Article · C1
- Interdire or empêcher: forbid an action or stop it happening Verb drill · B1
- Introduce two people in French and give them a shared topic Dialogue · A2
- Introduire or présenter? Introducing someone in French Common mistakes · A2
- Inviting colleagues to your leaving drinks, in French Text conversation · B1
- Irregular French commands: sois, aie, sache and veuillez Conjugation table · A2
- Irregular French future stems: a 17-verb cheat sheet Cheat sheet · A2
- Irregular French past participles: a 16-answer drill Verb drill · A2
- Is my online booking confirmed? Ask in French Phrasebook · A2
- Is this French answer relevant? Eight choices about one course Quiz · B1
- Is this seat free? French phrases for taking a seat Phrasebook · A1
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- J’ai été or je suis allé? States, visits and French agreement Article · A2
- J’ai failli tomber: French “almost” and four easy mix-ups Common mistakes · B1
- J'ai fini or je suis fini? The English "I'm finished" trap Common mistakes · A1
- J’aurais dû: practise “should have” in a French regret story Gap-fill · B1
- J’émets une réserve: express a concern and record it in French Common mistakes · C1
- J’en ai marre or je suis fatigué: fed up, tired or both? Common mistakes · B1
- Jadis or autrefois: two ways to say “in the past” in French Article · B1
- Jambe or pied: picture vocabulary for legs and feet Vocabulary list · A1
- Je devais or j’ai dû: four past-tense mistakes to untangle Common mistakes · B1
- Je ferai or je ferais? French future and conditional compared Article · B1
- Je m’ennuie or je suis ennuyeux? Four French boredom traps Common mistakes · B1
- Je me lave les mains: French body-part articles in useful phrases Phrasebook · A2
- Je me lève, nous nous levons: French reflexive present practice Verb drill · A2
- Je n’en reviens pas: meaning, forms and a French reaction drill Verb drill · B1
- Je ne sais pas, j’sais pas and chais pas: hear it, then write it Verb drill · B1
- Je pars demain: use the French present for future plans Dialogue · A2
- Je peux or je pourrais? French phrases for ability and requests Phrasebook · A2
- Je pouvais or j’ai pu? Past ability and a successful attempt Article · B1
- Je sais pas: why spoken French drops ne Dialogue · A2
- Je savais or j’ai su? Knowing and finding out in French Article · B1
- Je suis content que: French emotion clauses with eight practice gaps Verb drill · B1
- Je suis crevé or épuisé? Tiredness and other meanings of crever Common mistakes · B1
- Je suis, j’suis and chuis: recognise the same French phrase Common mistakes · B1
- Je te le donne: keeping track of short words in spoken French Verb drill · A2
- Je voudrais or je veux? Four request mistakes to fix Common mistakes · A2
- Je voulais or j’ai voulu? Past wishes and decisions in French Article · B1
- Je voulais vous demander: polite French request openings Phrasebook · B1
- Je vous écoute or je vous entends: listening, hearing and replying Common mistakes · A2
- Je, vous and son in reported speech: who is speaking? Dialogue · B1
- Jeter or se débarrasser de: throw it away or pass it on? Article · B1
- Jeter un coup d’œil: ask someone to take a quick look in French Phrasebook · B1
- Joan of Arc: her story in eight dates Timeline · B1
- Jouer conjugation: present, past and future, with practice Conjugation table · A1
- Jour or journée: practise “every day” and “all day” Gap-fill · A2
- Journal or magazine: a newspaper, a diary or the TV news? Reading · A2
- Jusqu’à ce que: practise “until” with a French cloze Gap-fill · B1
- Juste or exact: correct, fair, precise or only? Cheat sheet · A2
- Justement or exactement: “exactly” is only part of the story Article · B1
- Justify a French reading answer with the exact words that support it Practical guide · A2
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- L’addition, s’il vous plaît: ask for the bill in French Phrasebook · A1
- L’un l’autre in French: each other, with the right preposition Dialogue · B2
- La bise or a handshake? Sort French greeting situations Sorting game · A2
- La clé perdue: a short French story for A2 learners (with translation) Graded story · A2
- La liste des noms: French noun-chain agreement drill Verb drill · B2
- La mie or l’amie? Find French word boundaries in context Gap-fill · B1
- La mise en œuvre: which noun controls French agreement? Article · B2
- La plupart and un grand nombre: French agreement drill Verb drill · B2
- La porte est fermée: a state or an action in French? Article · B2
- Laisser + infinitive: let someone speak, finish or leave Dialogue · B2
- Laisser tomber and coup de main: French idioms in a moving-day dialogue Dialogue · B1
- Laisser tomber: practise “drop it” in a French gap-fill story Gap-fill · B1
- Large or vaste: explore a house and describe its space Picture scene · A2
- Le fait de or le fait que? Four French patterns to keep apart Common mistakes · B2
- Le livre or la livre? Four French nouns with two genders Common mistakes · A2
- Le mien, la tienne, les leurs: whose belongings are these? Dialogue · B1
- Le or la? Sort French nouns by their endings Sorting game · A1
- Le recours à: French action nouns and their prepositions Cheat sheet · B2
- Le temps de + infinitive: "just long enough to" in French Article · B1
- Le, la, l’ or les: French definite articles at a glance Cheat sheet · A1
- Leave a French voicemail: phrases for asking for a callback Phrasebook · A2
- Leave a message with a receptionist in French Dialogue · A2
- Leave luggage after checkout in French: requests and pronoun practice Verb drill · A2
- Leaving the hotel early: ask for breakfast in French Dialogue · A2
- Lecture or conférence: reading a text or giving a talk? Common mistakes · A2
- Lequel after a preposition: four forms and the noun they refer to Cheat sheet · B1
- Les amis, un ami, deux amis: French liaison before a noun Cheat sheet · A1
- Lever or soulever: raise a hand, lift a lid, raise a question Article · A2
- Liaison after être: an 8-question French pronunciation quiz Quiz · B1
- Librairie or bibliothèque? Buy, borrow and return a book in French Dialogue · A1
- Lien, page or site web: the French words for sharing a webpage Cheat sheet · A2
- Lire aide à comprendre: make an action the subject in French Article · B1
- Lire conjugation: lis, lisons, lu and lirai Conjugation table · A1
- Listening to French without translating every word: follow the message Article · B1
- Literary ne without pas: read je ne puis and je n’ose Reading · C1
- Litote or euphémisme? Understatement and softening in French Article · C1
- Live French listening: phrases to clarify and confirm Phrasebook · A2
- Location means rental: choose lieu or endroit for a place in French Common mistakes · A2
- Long actions in French: passé composé or imparfait? Gap-fill · B1
- Long or loin? Describe length, journey time and distance in French Article · A2
- Lost or found? Write a clear French lost-property notice Exam practice · A2
- Lost property in French: write an email that helps staff find it Exam practice · A2
- Lui or leur? Fix five French indirect-object pronoun mistakes Common mistakes · A2
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- M before b and p in French: lampe, temps and simple Cheat sheet · A2
- Magasin or boutique: explore a French shopping street Picture scene · A1
- Main point or example? Read a French argument about cycling Reading · B1
- Maintenant, désormais, bientôt: French time words in a cloze story Gap-fill · B1
- Maison, chez moi or chez soi: what to say for “home” in French Phrasebook · A2
- Make an appointment in French: choose a time and confirm it Dialogue · A2
- Make cela and cette mesure clear in a French paragraph Gap-fill · B2
- Make dense French sentences clearer: eight editing drills Verb drill · C1
- Making crêpes step by step: put the recipe in order Timeline · A1
- Malgré or bien que? Despite a noun, although a clause Article · B1
- Mangeais, mangions, commençais: fix French imparfait spelling Common mistakes · A2
- Manger conjugation: why nous mangeons keeps its e Conjugation table · A1
- Manquer or rater: miss a train, fail an exam, miss someone Article · B1
- Marcher and courir: walking, running and present-tense practice Verb drill · A1
- Marie Curie: a life in Paris in nine dates Timeline · B1
- Mark French liaison: 8 questions on the boundary Quiz · A2
- Mark French rhythm groups by meaning: a short reading workshop Practical guide · A2
- Material and care labels in French: ask before buying Vocabulary list · A2
- Matin or matinée? Fill the gaps in a French morning Gap-fill · A2
- Mec or homme: “guy”, “man” and “my boyfriend” in French Common mistakes · B1
- Mediate in French: summarise two priorities fairly Reading · C1
- Meeting at the station: texting to find each other in French Text conversation · A1
- Même si or bien que? Four concession mistakes to fix Common mistakes · B1
- Mer or océan: French phrases for a seaside trip Phrasebook · A2
- Merci or je vous remercie: how to thank someone in French Article · A2
- Merci quand même: how to say “thanks anyway” in French Phrasebook · A2
- Message, courriel or texto: choose the channel in French Phrasebook · A2