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Vieux or ancien: a quick sheet for old, former and long-standing Cheat sheet · B1
Viewing a used car in French: service history, faults and documents Phrasebook · B1
Ville or village? Explore a French village and describe where you live Picture scene · A1
Vint, tint, devint: practise the venir and tenir past family Verb drill · B2
Visage or figure: face, shape and the English figure trap Common mistakes · A2
Visiter or rendre visite? Plan a flat viewing and a visit to a friend Dialogue · A2
Vivre conjugation: vis, vivons, vécu and vivrai Conjugation table · B1
Voir conjugation: vois, voyons, vu and verrai Conjugation table · A2
Voir or regarder? Nine questions on seeing, looking and watching Quiz · A1
Voix or voie? French homophones for voice, votes and routes Article · A2
Vouloir conjugation: common tenses, je voudrais and everyday meanings Conjugation table · A2
Vouloir que + subjunctive: build French wishes with two subjects Verb drill · B1
Voyage, trajet or séjour? Complete a weekend travel story Gap-fill · A2
Vrai or véritable: true statements and genuine descriptions Article · A2
Vu or vues, entendu or entendues before an infinitive? Cheat sheet · B2

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What did you do yesterday? Quiz · A2
What does a French breakfast set include? Read the menu and ask Reading · A2
What does a short French reply mean? Read the whole exchange Practical guide · B1
What does bof mean in French? Practise a lukewarm reply Dialogue · B1
What does ça marche mean in French? Article · A2
What does ne…que restrict? A French meaning quiz Quiz · B1
What does parce que explain? Check the scope of a French reason Article · C1
What does t’as mean? Follow a casual French conversation Dialogue · A2
What follows a French connector? Complete a project update Gap-fill · B2
What was happening? French imparfait and en train de Gap-fill · A2
What’s my French level? A free 20-question check (A1–B1) Level check · A1
When exactly? French time words from tout de suite to un de ces jours Word scale · B1
When French speakers talk over each other: phrases to keep the thread Phrasebook · B2
When is the washing machine free? French laundry gap-fill Gap-fill · A2
“Where are you really from?” Responding in French Dialogue · B2
Where to break a French paragraph: length, pace and emphasis Reading · C1
Which -er verbs change their spelling? Sort manger, appeler, acheter Sorting game · A2
Which bin? Sort household waste the French way Sorting game · A2
Which French article? Choose the meaning before le, un or du Practical guide · A2
Which French negative? 10 questions on never, not yet and nobody Quiz · A2
Which shop? Sort your shopping list by French commerce Sorting game · A1
Who am I writing to? A French exam task on audience Exam practice · B1
Who can approve this? French phrases for decision authority Cheat sheet · C1
Who did what? Read agency in a French report Reading · B2
Who does elle mean? Read and repair ambiguous French pronouns Reading · B2
Who does elle mean? Revise a French paragraph with two people Exam practice · A2
Who does what? French phrases for dividing study-group tasks Cheat sheet · B1
Who is doing it? Check the subject of a French gérondif Practical guide · B1
Who said what? Follow the turns in a French conversation Dialogue · B1
Whose turn is it? French phrases for queues and waiting Phrasebook · A1
Whose view is it? Follow quoted opinions in a French reading Reading · B1
Why academic French uses nous for a single writer Article · C1
Why familiar French words sound different in a new voice Article · B1
Why French feels harder on the phone: make the missing clues explicit Article · B1
Why French news uses the conditional: read a report and its update Reading · B2
Why French says j’aime le café: articles after aimer Article · A1
Why French sounds fast: word links and shorter spoken forms Cheat sheet · A2
Why French speakers repeat words: follow a conversation Dialogue · B1
Why French uses j’ai faim for “I’m hungry” Article · A1
Wishes and reactions in French: write a warm, clear message Practical guide · B1
Write a birthday invitation in French: an A1 practice task Exam practice · A1
Write a childhood memory in French: a model and a guided task Exam practice · A2
Write a clear French topic sentence: one paragraph, one point Article · B2
Write a concession paragraph in French: a B2 writing task Exam practice · B2
Write a French class absence email and ask for missed work Exam practice · A2
Write a French comparison paragraph: criteria, contrast and choice Verb drill · B2
Write a French complaint: facts, consequence and a clear request Practical guide · A2
Write a French concession and response: a short practice task Exam practice · B2
Write a French flashback: anchor, earlier action, return Practical guide · B1
Write a French hypothetical paragraph with si and the conditional Exam practice · B1
Write a French opinion paragraph: view, reason and example Exam practice · A2
Write a French self-introduction: A1 task and model paragraph Exam practice · A1
Write a French support request: action, result and question Practical guide · B1
Write a French title that fits your paragraph Exam practice · A2
Write a home repair message in French: task and model Exam practice · A2
Write a recommendation in French: a C1 position-paper task Exam practice · C1
Write a short French review: an A2 task with a model answer Exam practice · A2
Write clear conditions in French: à condition que and à moins que Practical guide · B2
Write French from meaning notes: an invitation gap-fill Gap-fill · A2
Write your daily routine in French: phrases from morning to night Phrasebook · A1
Writing a French abstract: a longer report into four sentences Cheat sheet · C1
Wrong date on a ticket? What to say in French Phrasebook · A2
Wrong item delivered: write a French email with a model answer Exam practice · A2

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Your medicine list in French: current use, past use and names Vocabulary list · B1

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12 common French grammar mistakes English speakers make Common mistakes · A2