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2420 pages · 8 subjects · 30 kinds of page · A1 to C2
Index, A to Z
D to F · page 5 of 14D
- Demeurer or rester: remain, stay and live in French Article · B2
- Demeurer, restituer, résider: six meanings in a French reading Reading · B2
- Départ, arrivée, destination: read a French station timetable Picture scene · A2
- Depuis que: a French gap-fill about a new routine Gap-fill · B1
- Depuis, pendant or pour? A French time-expression cheat sheet Cheat sheet · A2
- Dès lors que: “once” or “given that” in French Cheat sheet · B2
- Dès que + future: practise “as soon as” in French Verb drill · B1
- Descendre or baisser? Four French “down” mistakes to fix Common mistakes · A2
- Describe a character’s feelings in French: three short scenes Graded story · B1
- Describe a landscape in French: explore a valley scene Picture scene · A2
- Describe a past scene in French: explore a station square Picture scene · A2
- Describe a room in French: explore the picture and build sentences Picture scene · A2
- Describe a room in French: find it, name it, locate it Picture scene · A1
- Describe a second-hand item in French: A2 advert practice Exam practice · A2
- Describe a sound in French: loudness, pitch and rhythm Gap-fill · A2
- Describe an item in a French shop when you do not know its name Dialogue · A2
- Describe an object in French: colour, material and condition Practical guide · A2
- Describe your family in French: an A1 paragraph to write and check Exam practice · A1
- Describe your home in French: an A1 writing task with a room scene Exam practice · A1
- Describe your weekend in French: usual habits and next Sunday’s plan Gap-fill · A1
- Désormais or dorénavant: practise “from now on” in French Gap-fill · B1
- Devant or derrière? Explore front and back in French Picture scene · A1
- Develop a French paragraph: from a claim to a worked example Practical guide · B2
- Develop a reason in French: go beyond parce que c’est mieux Verb drill · B2
- Développer or agrandir? Ideas, skills and physical size Article · B1
- Devenir conjugation: deviens, devenu and deviendrai Conjugation table · B1
- Devoir conjugation: must, should, probably and owe in French Conjugation table · A2
- Devoirs or exercices? A French homework cheat sheet Cheat sheet · A1
- Diminuer and baisser: practise reducing, falling and lowering Verb drill · A2
- Dire conjugation: dis, disons, dites and dit Conjugation table · A2
- Disagree with a work proposal in French: reasons and alternatives Phrasebook · B2
- Discuss conflicting constraints in French: what can change? Article · C1
- Disponible or libre? Phrases for appointments, seats and stock Phrasebook · A2
- Dispute an unexpected bank charge in French: fees and transactions Phrasebook · B1
- Do pâte and patte sound different? French a across varieties Article · B1
- Do you agree? French from pas du tout to tout à fait Word scale · B1
- Do you have this in green? Ask about stock in a French shop Dialogue · A2
- Does that French word rule fit? Test it with a full sentence Practical guide · B1
- Does your French answer fit the task? A final sentence check Cheat sheet · B1
- Doigt or orteil? Fingers, thumbs and toes in French Vocabulary list · A1
- Doing it now or just finished? A French hotel-message cloze Gap-fill · A2
- Donc or alors? Say so and then in a French conversation Dialogue · A2
- Donne-le-moi: practise French commands with pronouns Verb drill · B1
- Donner conjugation: every tense, plus donner à and donner sur Conjugation table · A1
- Donner or offrir? Give a gift and offer a drink in French Dialogue · A2
- Donner un coup de main: French phrases for lending a hand Phrasebook · B1
- Dont in French: join sentences with a de relationship Verb drill · B1
- Dont with quantities: French drill for three of whom and half of which Verb drill · B2
- Dormir conjugation: dors, dormons and dormi Conjugation table · A2
- Dos or dossier? A person’s back, a chair back and a folder Common mistakes · A2
- Doux or mou: soft to touch or soft when you press? Article · B1
- Drap or couverture? Find the sheet, blanket and duvet in a French bedroom Picture scene · A2
- Driving lesson phrases in French: instructions and clarification Phrasebook · B1
- Du fait que or du fait de? Practise the French reason pattern Verb drill · B2
- Du, de la or de l’' Complete a French breakfast Gap-fill · A2
- Du, de la, de l' or des? Sort foods by their partitive Sorting game · A1
- Dur or difficile? Four traps when translating “hard” into French Common mistakes · A2
- Durable or renouvelable? A French guide to lasting, sustainable and renewable Cheat sheet · B1
E
- Eating in French: from grignoter and manger to déguster and se goinfrer Word scale · B1
- Eau plate, gazeuse or du robinet: order water in French Dialogue · A1
- Économiser or réduire? Complete a French story about saving resources Gap-fill · A2
- Écouter conjugation: every tense, and écouter vs entendre Conjugation table · A1
- Écran or moniteur: how to name a screen in French Article · B1
- Écrire conjugation: écris, écrivons and écrit Conjugation table · A1
- Éditeur or rédacteur: which French word means editor? Common mistakes · B1
- Effectuer or faire? Choose a natural French action verb Common mistakes · B2
- Efficace or efficient: a French cheat sheet for work Cheat sheet · B1
- Effort or peine: French phrases for trying, struggling and caring Phrasebook · B1
- Elle est médecin or c’est une médecin? Five profession patterns Common mistakes · A2
- Emballage or paquet: French packaging words in a gift-packing dialogue Dialogue · A2
- Emporter or emmener: what are you taking with you? Article · A2
- En bois, en verre, en tissu: describe materials in French Vocabulary list · A2
- En effet or donc? Four connector mistakes to fix Common mistakes · B2
- En faisant: does the French gérondif mean “while” or “by”? Article · B1
- En fait or en réalité? Say “actually” in French Article · B1
- En résumé or en conclusion? Practise closing a French paragraph Gap-fill · B1
- En revanche: compare two bags in a French dialogue Dialogue · B1
- En train, à vélo: French transport phrases with pictures Vocabulary list · A1
- En travaillant, tu progresseras: French gérondif conditions Gap-fill · B1
- En, au or aux? French country prepositions and origin forms Verb drill · A2
- Enchaînement or liaison? Compare elle arrive and les amis Article · A2
- Enchanté or ravi de vous rencontrer: pleased to meet you in French Article · A2
- Encore faut-il: the requirement still to meet Cheat sheet · C1
- Encore, toujours and déjà: a day with eight gaps Gap-fill · A2
- End a conversation politely in French: warm, clear goodbyes Phrasebook · B1
- End a French synthesis with agreement, a condition and a limit Gap-fill · C1
- Enregistrer or sauvegarder: a French dialogue about saving files Dialogue · B1
- Entendre conjugation: entends, entendons and entendu Conjugation table · A2
- Entendre or écouter? Eight questions on hearing and listening Quiz · A1
- Entendu or bien reçu? Practise short French message replies Dialogue · A2
- Entre or parmi? Compare positions, groups and choices Article · A2
- Entrée or accès: find the entrance and read the access signs Picture scene · A2
- Entrée, plat, dessert: read the menu and order your courses Phrasebook · A2
- Entreprise or société: four translation traps about companies and society Common mistakes · B1
- Entrer conjugation: j’entre, suis entré and j’entrerai Conjugation table · A1
- Entretien or interview: a job interview, a media interview and upkeep Dialogue · B1
- Envier or avoir envie de? Envy and wanting in French Common mistakes · A2
- Environ or à peu près? A French approximation cheat sheet Cheat sheet · B1
- Envoyer conjugation: envoie, envoyons and enverrai Conjugation table · A2
- Escape room phrases in French: clues, hints and time left Phrasebook · A2
- Essayer or tenter: practise trying on, attempting and ça te tente Verb drill · A2
- Essuyer or sécher? Wiping, drying and letting things dry Article · A2
- Et lui de rire: how the French narrative infinitive tells an event Article · C1
- Étant donné que: read the reasons behind a French plan Reading · B2
- Étiquette or savoir-vivre? Labels and manners in French Common mistakes · B1
- Être and avoir in the future: serai, aurai and all six forms Conjugation table · A2
- Être and avoir in the passé simple: fut, eut, furent, eurent Conjugation table · B2
- Être and avoir in the subjunctive: sois, soit, aie and ait Conjugation table · B1
- Être conjugation: present, past, future and everyday uses Conjugation table · A1
- Être conjugation: suis, es, est, sommes, êtes, sont Conjugation table · A1
- Être en train de: say what you are doing right now Dialogue · A2
- Être in the imparfait: all six forms, with practice Conjugation table · A2
- Être in the present: a French conjugation drill with answers Verb drill · A1
- Être sur le point de or en train de? About to versus already doing Dialogue · B1
- Étroit or serré? Explain a narrow cut or a tight fit in French Dialogue · B1
- Étudier conjugation: étudie, étudiions and future forms Conjugation table · A1
- Eu égard à or au regard de? Two ways to frame a formal judgement Article · C1
- Euh, ben and bah: follow a French conversation Dialogue · B1
- Eût fait and fût parti: read the pluperfect subjunctive Reading · C1
- Éventuel, possible and éventuellement: keep the meaning of “perhaps” Common mistakes · B1
- Éventuellement or probablement: a possible plan or a likely one? Article · B1
- Évidence or preuve? How to say “evidence” in French Common mistakes · B2
- Éviter or empêcher? Practise “avoid doing” and “stop someone doing” Verb drill · B1
- Exchange a jumper for another size in French Dialogue · A2
- Exchange clothes in French when the new size arrives too late Phrasebook · A2
- Excuse me, can I get past? French phrases for crowded places Phrasebook · A1
- Excusez-moi, pardon or désolé: what to say in each situation Article · A2
- Exemple and modèle in French: see a pattern, then adapt it Practical guide · A2
- Exemple or modèle? A French gap-fill about examples and templates Gap-fill · A2
- Expand a short French draft: add the details your reader needs Exam practice · A2
- Expérience or expérimentation: three meanings in one French reading Reading · B1
- Explain a health timeline in French: since, then and no longer Gap-fill · B1
- Explain a specialist process in French: from procedure to public guide Reading · C2
- Explain a symptom timeline in French: depuis, hier and maintenant Verb drill · B1
- Explain a work blocker in French and ask for the next decision Dialogue · B1
- Expletive ne quiz: read je crains qu’il ne vienne correctly Quiz · B2
- Expliquer or préciser? Ask the follow-up you need in French Phrasebook · A2
F
- Faire + infinitive: have something done in French Article · B2
- Faire and aller in the future: full forms and practice Conjugation table · A2
- Faire conjugation: all tenses with examples (présent, passé composé, futur…) Conjugation table · A1
- Faire du or jouer au? Match sports to the right verb Matching game · A2
- Faire in the present: forms and everyday expressions Cheat sheet · A1
- Faire, prendre or passer? Sort French verb collocations Sorting game · B1
- Fait or opinion? Read a French meeting report Reading · B1
- Falloir conjugation: il faut, il fallait, il faudra and il faille Conjugation table · B1
- Fasse, aille, puisse: an irregular subjunctive drill Verb drill · B1
- Fatiguant or fatigant? French participles and verbal adjectives Article · B2
- Fatigué or fatigant? Fill the gaps in a tiring day Gap-fill · A2
- Faute de: explain what was missing, then complete the report Gap-fill · B2
- Faute or erreur: a mistake, a correction or your fault? Common mistakes · A2
- Feeling unwell: write a short work message in French Exam practice · B1
- Félicitations or bravo: congratulate someone in French Dialogue · A2
- Femme or épouse: woman and wife in French Article · A2
- Fermer or éteindre: close the app, switch off the computer Dialogue · A2
- Fichier or dossier: a quick guide to French files and folders Cheat sheet · A2
- Fille or ville? Five French ill pronunciation traps Common mistakes · A2
- Finalement or enfin: in the end, at last or one last point? Article · B1
- Find an item in a French shop: departments, floors and landmarks Picture scene · A1
- Find the missing premise in a French argument: a close reading Reading · C2
- Find the right entrance: consultation directions in French Picture scene · A2
- Finir conjugation: finis, finissons and fini in seven tables Conjugation table · A2
- Finir de or finir par? Finish an activity or eventually do it Article · A2
- Finir or partir? Practise two French -ir present patterns Verb drill · A2
- Finir or partir? Sort -ir verbs by their pattern Sorting game · A2
- First dental appointment in French: what to ask on the phone Phrasebook · A2
- First-listen French practice: situation, change and purpose Quiz · A2
- Fit, vit and dit: a passé simple gap-fill story Gap-fill · B2
- Fix conflicting details in a French message: an A2 editing task Exam practice · A2
- Fleuve or rivière: follow the water to its destination Article · A2
- Flic or policier: “cop”, “police officer” and the word police Common mistakes · B1
- Focus a French paragraph: who, when or what matters? Dialogue · B2
- Follow a French anecdote: the day I left my bag on the train Graded story · B1
- Follow a French explanation: reason, result or example? Cheat sheet · B1
- Follow an abstract French discussion: definitions, examples and limits Reading · B2
- Follow French instructions: what do you do first? Verb drill · A2
- Follow French pronouns through a paragraph: who does what? Reading · B2
- Food allergies in French: state the allergy and ask staff to check Phrasebook · A2
- Force est de constater que: read a firm conclusion in French Reading · C1
- Forêt or bois: a walk in the woods and a wooden bench Gap-fill · A2
- Formal French connectors: choose the job, then the register Practical guide · C1