Everything in the library
2420 pages · 8 subjects · 30 kinds of page · A1 to C2
Index, A to Z
P to S · page 12 of 14P
- Pouvoir conjugation: French forms for can, could and may Conjugation table · A2
- Practise French conditional requests beyond je voudrais Practical guide · B1
- Practise French travel dialogues: change the reply, keep the goal Dialogue · A2
- Précis or détaillé: a precise answer can be short Article · B1
- Préconiser or recommander: read a proposal without changing its meaning Reading · B2
- Préjudice or préjugé? Harm, prejudice and bias in French Common mistakes · B2
- Prendre in French: meanings, conjugation and examples Article · A2
- Prendre un verre: invite someone for a drink in French Dialogue · A2
- Prendre, apprendre, comprendre: present-tense forms and practice Conjugation table · A2
- Prenions, veniez, buvions: French subjunctive nous and vous Verb drill · B1
- Prepare a French passage for reading aloud: a worked example Reading · B1
- Prepare a French speaking task: a plan you can speak from Practical guide · B1
- Prepare journey details in French: dates, stations and the last leg Cheat sheet · A2
- Préparer or organiser? Complete the plan for a French workshop Gap-fill · A2
- Prétendre means claim: use faire semblant for pretending Common mistakes · B1
- Prêter or emprunter: lend a book, borrow it, give it back Dialogue · A2
- Preuve or indice? Follow the clues in a missing-bag story Reading · B1
- Preuve, indice, fait: read French evidence words in context Reading · B1
- Prévoir or prédire: planning, allowing for and predicting Cheat sheet · B1
- Prix or coût? Ask the price and compare the total cost Article · A2
- Prochainement or bientôt: announcements, plans and “see you soon” Article · B1
- Professional commitments in French: scope, deadlines and dependencies Article · C1
- Promenade, balade or randonnée: choose your French outing Vocabulary list · A2
- Pronominal plus-que-parfait: s’était levée, lavé or parlé? Verb drill · B1
- Proofread a short French message in three useful passes Practical guide · A2
- Propre or sale: clean, dirty and your own things in French Common mistakes · A2
- Protéger or préserver: meanings and present-tense practice Verb drill · B1
Q
- Qu’est-ce qui or qu’est-ce que? Ask about the missing role Article · A2
- Qualify a claim in French: five precise ways to set its limits Cheat sheet · C1
- Quand bien même: "even if" for a hypothetical concession Article · B2
- Quand même: saying “anyway” and “thanks anyway” in French Phrasebook · B1
- Quartier or banlieue? Explore a city and its neighbourhoods Picture scene · A2
- Quasiment or presque: almost, nearly all and hardly anyone Cheat sheet · B1
- Que faire ? French infinitive questions for finding a way forward Phrasebook · B1
- Québec French vs France French: match the everyday words Matching game · B1
- Quel or lequel? Ask “which” and “which one” in French Article · A2
- Quel, quelle, quels or quelles? An eight-question French quiz Quiz · A2
- Quelqu’un de, quelque chose de, rien de: French adjective drill Verb drill · B1
- Quelqu’un or quelque chose? A French moving-day gap-fill Gap-fill · A2
- Quelque chose de nouveau: five French mistakes to fix Common mistakes · B1
- Quelques, plusieurs, certains: five French quantity mistakes to fix Common mistakes · A2
- Question a proposal’s premise in French: a meeting dialogue Dialogue · C1
- Question or problème? Asking, discussing and reporting a difficulty Article · A2
- Qui est-ce qui or qui est-ce que? Ask who does what Article · A2
- Qui or que? Ten French relative-pronoun questions Quiz · A2
- Quitte à: “even if it means…” in French Gap-fill · B2
- Quoi qu’il en soit: “in any case” in a French discussion Reading · C1
- Quoique or quoi que? Choose between although and whatever Article · B2
R
- Raconter or décrire: what happened, or what was it like? Article · A2
- Râler or se plaindre: from grumbling to a clear complaint Phrasebook · B1
- Ranger, trier, classer: explore a desk in French Picture scene · A2
- Read 24-hour times on French boards and screens Clock · A2
- Read a French bistro menu: formule, plat du jour, supplément Real document · A2
- Read a French boarding pass: porte, embarquement and zone Real document · A2
- Read a French brasserie bill and split it Real document · A2
- Read a French building notice: coupure d'eau and travaux Real document · A2
- Read a French cancellation letter: résiliation d'abonnement Real document · B1
- Read a French car rental contract: franchise, plein and kilométrage Real document · B1
- Read a French electricity bill: abonnement, kWh and échéance Real document · B1
- Read a French event poster: la Fête de la musique Real document · A2
- Read a French flat advert: T2, charges comprises and DPE Real document · B1
- Read a French hotel booking confirmation Real document · A2
- Read a French job advert: CDI, temps plein and avantages Real document · B1
- Read a French job description: tasks, requirements and dates Reading · B1
- Read a French medicine leaflet: posologie and contre-indications Real document · B1
- Read a French move-in inventory: l'état des lieux Real document · B1
- Read a French museum notice: horaires, tarifs and gratuité Real document · A2
- Read a French notice: find the right time, room and condition Reading · A2
- Read a French parking fine and know what to do Real document · B1
- Read a French payslip: brut, net and cotisations Real document · B1
- Read a French postcard from a friend on holiday Real document · A1
- Read a French prescription: ordonnance and dosage Real document · A2
- Read a French recipe card: crêpes for twelve Real document · A1
- Read a French school timetable (emploi du temps) Real document · A2
- Read a French shop offer: price, extras and availability Reading · A2
- Read a French supermarket receipt: TVA, remise and total Real document · A2
- Read a French train ticket: voiture, place and conditions Real document · A2
- Read a French travel itinerary: departures, connections and nights Practical guide · A2
- Read a French weather bulletin: vigilance orange and rafales Real document · B1
- Read a French wedding invitation and reply Real document · A2
- Read a mixed French review: what is praised, and what falls short? Reading · B1
- Read French library rules: prêt, retard and renouvellement Real document · A2
- Read the clock in French: et quart, et demie, moins le quart Clock · A1
- Reading French literary verbs: recognise vint, prit and eut fini Reading · B2
- Reading French punctuation aloud: follow the meaning Reading · B1
- Real French or franglais? Sort words you'll hear in France Sorting game · B1
- Réaliser or accomplir: projects, achievements and “I realised” Common mistakes · B1
- Recette is not a receipt: shopping and cooking false friends Common mistakes · A2
- Recevoir conjugation: reçois, recevons, reçoivent and reçu Conjugation table · A2
- Recevoir or accueillir: phrases for messages and guests Phrasebook · A2
- Recommend a café in French: an A2 writing task Exam practice · A2
- Reflexive French commands: lève-toi, levons-nous, levez-vous Verb drill · A2
- Reflexive passé composé: six mistakes to fix Common mistakes · B1
- Reflexive verbs in the imparfait: practise je me levais Verb drill · A2
- Regarder conjugation: every tense, and regarder vs voir Conjugation table · A1
- Régler or résoudre? Bills, settings and problems in French Cheat sheet · B1
- Regular -er verbs in the passé composé: from préparer to préparé Verb drill · A2
- Regular French -er verbs: present endings and a writing drill Verb drill · A1
- Rejoindre conjugation: rejoins, rejoignons and rejoint Conjugation table · B1
- Relative où in French: the place where, the day when Gap-fill · A2
- Relay a French message: requests, questions and reported speech Dialogue · B1
- Remplacer or échanger: replacements, swaps and shop exchanges Dialogue · A2
- Remplir and vider: fill, empty and practise the French forms Verb drill · A2
- Rencontrer or retrouver: a meeting and a lost notebook Gap-fill · A2
- Rendre or retourner an object: give it back or send it back Article · A2
- Rent and charges in French: five questions for a flat viewing Cheat sheet · A2
- Renting a flat in French: viewing, rent, charges, deposit and lease Phrasebook · B1
- Reopen a decision in French: a C1 meeting gap-fill Gap-fill · C1
- Réparer or remplacer: a French conversation at the repair shop Dialogue · A2
- Repas, plat, assiette: the meal, the dish and the plate Vocabulary list · A2
- Replying to a buyer on a French second-hand app Text conversation · B1
- Replying to a French wedding invitation by message Text conversation · B1
- Répondre conjugation: réponds, répondons and répondu Conjugation table · A2
- Réponse or solution? Give a reply or solve a problem in French Article · A2
- Report a broadband outage in French: devices, checks and updates Phrasebook · B1
- Report a website error in French: write a clear support email Exam practice · B1
- Report French quotations faithfully: a dialogue to practise Dialogue · B2
- Reported speech and the subjunctive: wanted, needed, already done Cheat sheet · B1
- Reporting French commands: demander de and dire de in conversation Dialogue · B1
- Represent a counterargument fairly in French: reformulation drill Verb drill · C2
- Requérir or demander: what a task needs and what a person asks Common mistakes · B2
- Request an appointment in French: email model and practice Exam practice · A2
- Requesting annual leave in French: agree cover during a busy period Dialogue · B1
- Reschedule an appointment in French: A2 email practice Exam practice · A2
- Résider or habiter: saying where you live, and where the problem lies Article · B2
- Résoudre conjugation: résous, résolvons and résolu Conjugation table · B1
- Respond to a critical review in French: an editor–author exchange Dialogue · C2
- Rester conjugation: reste, suis resté and resterai Conjugation table · A1
- Rester or laisser: stay here, leave your bag here Dialogue · A2
- Restituer or rendre: give back, make, or recreate? Common mistakes · B2
- Resto or restaurant: invite a friend, then book a table Dialogue · A2
- Resto, ciné, appart: six French short forms with pictures Vocabulary list · A2
- Résumé means summary in French: use CV for a job application Common mistakes · A2
- Retell a French scene from object notes: the missing puzzle piece Picture scene · A2
- Retell a French story: from literary past to everyday speech Dialogue · B2
- Retell French audio: a short dictogloss activity with examples Practical guide · B1
- Retenir or mémoriser: practise remembering and learning by heart Verb drill · B1
- Retirer or enlever: useful French phrases for taking things off and out Phrasebook · A2
- Retourner, revenir, rentrer: a French “back” cheat sheet Cheat sheet · A2
- Retry a French reading task: postponed, moved or cancelled? Practical guide · B1
- Return a missed call in French: who called, and what about? Dialogue · A2
- Returning a jumper in French: an exchange dialogue Dialogue · A2
- Returning an unwanted item in French: exchange, credit or refund? Dialogue · A2
- Réunion or rendez-vous? Arrange a meeting in French Dialogue · A2
- Reuse French reading words in a tiny story: a notebook and a loose page Vocabulary list · B1
- Réussir à or essayer de: did the attempt work? Article · B1
- Réussir or accomplir? Eight questions on success and completed tasks Quiz · B1
- Réutilisable or jetable: French words for everyday objects Vocabulary list · A2
- Réutiliser or recycler: complete a French workshop story Gap-fill · A2
- Review a French conversation: one result, one repair, one next task Practical guide · A2
- Review an A2 French past account: plan, change and reaction Practical guide · A2
- Review an advanced French draft: five passes with a worked example Practical guide · C2
- Review French grammar mistakes: one correction, one new sentence Practical guide · A2
- Revise a French argument paragraph: claim, reason and limit Article · B2
- Revise a French argument while keeping its position intact Practical guide · C2
- Revise a French editorial: keep the stance clear and consistent Exam practice · C2
- Revise a French source synthesis: check meaning before style Practical guide · C1
- Rewrite French concession phrases: malgré → bien que Phrasebook · B1
- Rire conjugation: ris, rions, ri and the double i in riions Conjugation table · B1
- Rire, rigoler or se marrer: laughing and joking in French Article · B1
- Rising intonation in French: question, check or continuation? Quiz · B1
- Route, chemin, rue: explore a French town and find the way Picture scene · A2
- Running late for an appointment in French: a call and sentence drill Verb drill · A2
S
- S’asseoir conjugation: je m’assieds or je m’assois? Conjugation table · A2
- S’avérer or se révéler: practise how something turns out Gap-fill · B2
- S’il vous plaît or s’il te plaît: which French please should you use? Phrasebook · A1
- Salaire or revenu: read a French monthly income note Reading · B1
- Sanctionner in French: punish, approve or formally recognise? Common mistakes · C1
- Sans doute a-t-elle oublié: French statement inversion Verb drill · C1
- Sans in French: without a thing or without doing it Cheat sheet · B1
- Sans que + subjunctive: say who did not take part Verb drill · B2
- Sauce on the side in French: à part, sans or à la place de ? Phrasebook · A2
- Sauf à, à moins de, sous réserve de: French restriction drill Verb drill · B2
- Savais or ai su? A quiz on French verbs in past tenses Quiz · B2
- Savoir conjugation: common tenses, savoir vs connaître and sachant Conjugation table · A2
- Savoir or connaître: which French verb means “know”? Article · A2
- Saying sorry in French: from pardon to je vous prie de m'excuser Word scale · A2
- Se barrer or partir: eight questions on leaving in French Quiz · B1
- Se barrer, piger, causer: practise French verb frames Verb drill · B1
- Se faire + infinitive: get something done or have something happen Article · B2