Reading & writingPhrasebookA2
Plan a practical French email: facts first, then one clear request
Plan an A2 email to change an appointment. Separate known facts from questions, choose useful phrases and keep the new time pending until confirmed.
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French at A2
Everything written for A2 learners (everyday French), with explanations, practice and reading at the right level.
Grammar & usageVerb drillA2
French noun plurals: practise the whole phrase
Verbs & tensesGap-fillA2
Passé composé gap-fill story: Un dimanche au marché (A2)
Pronunciation & listeningCheat sheetA2
French nasal-vowel spellings: a practical cheat sheet
Words & expressionsDialogueA2
Rester or laisser: stay here, leave your bag here
Practise rester and laisser in a flat-viewing dialogue. Compare a person staying, an object left behind and laisser followed by an infinitive.
Grammar & usageArticleA2
Qu’est-ce qui or qu’est-ce que? Ask about the missing role
Use one box and one door to see the difference between qu’est-ce qui and qu’est-ce que. Compare subject and object questions, then answer four checks.
Words & expressionsPicture sceneA2
Ombre or obscurité? Explore shade, shadows and darkness
Explore a sunlit garden to practise à l’ombre, une ombre and dans l’obscurité. Learn the difference through a scene, examples and three questions.
Pronunciation & listeningQuizA2
French final s: practise bus, fils, repas and liaison
Eight questions on French final s: silent endings, bus /bys/, fils /fis/, threads /fil/ and the /z/ in les amis. Includes a word-and-sound table.
Reading & writingExam practiceA2
Lost property in French: write an email that helps staff find it
Write a French lost-property email with a clear description, a likely place and time, and a polite question. A2 task, model and picture practice.
Pronunciation & listeningCommon mistakesA2
French un and in: three traps with brun, brin and une
Brun and brin can sound alike or differ by one nasal vowel. Sort the meanings, compare un with une, and fix three common pronunciation assumptions.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listA2
French home-security vocabulary: locks, keys and entry devices
Name twelve visible home-security objects in French, from a door cylinder to an entry badge, with picture cards and feature-matching questions.
Words & expressionsPractical guideA2
French lesson instructions: mot, phrase, titre, sujet and sens
Learn the French words used in lesson instructions. A worked glossary and short reading task show titre, sujet, mot, phrase and sens in context.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableA2
S’asseoir conjugation: je m’assieds or je m’assois?
See both accepted present families of s’asseoir, plus assis, asseyais and assiérai. Practise reflexive forms, agreement and polite commands.
Reading & writingReadingA2
French vocabulary in context: let the actions reveal the meaning
Read a short art-studio scene and use actions to interpret toile, dossier and pièce. Picture cards and four questions help you test each meaning in context.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French story: looking after the neighbour’s cat
Follow Lucie through a weekend of cat-sitting. Read a glossed French story, learn four pictured words and check who gets the key back.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French fishing equipment vocabulary: tackle in picture cards
Learn twenty fishing objects and four useful extras in 24 French flashcards. Match rods, reels, hooks, floats and tackle-shop requests to clear pictures.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Texting a French landlord about a broken boiler
A phone-style text conversation with a landlord: report the problem, give details and agree a time for the plumber. Choose the right reply at each step.
Culture & registerReal documentA2
Read a French museum notice: horaires, tarifs and gratuité
A French museum's opening hours and prices: late opening, weekly closing day, reduced and free tickets, last entry and bag rules. Plan your visit.
Grammar & usageSpot the mistakeA2
Spot the mistake: de after a negative
Je n'ai pas des frères, il ne boit pas du café: tap the article that should become de after a negative in eight sentences, and learn the one exception with être.
Culture & registerWord scaleA2
How tired are you? French from fatigué to épuisé (and crevé)
Un peu fatigué, fatigué, crevé, épuisé, mort de fatigue, à bout: a French tiredness scale, with the casual and formal words and how to use them.
Grammar & usageSorting gameA2
Plural in French, singular in English: sort the tricky nouns
Les vacances, les cheveux, les toilettes are plural in French; un pantalon, un jean are singular where English says trousers and jeans. Sort sixteen tricky nouns.
Culture & registerTimelineA2
A French Christmas: from the Advent calendar to the galette des rois
December to January in France: Advent, the Christmas markets, the réveillon on the 24th, the bûche de Noël, New Year's Eve and the galette des rois.
Everyday FrenchSentence builderA2
Build polite French requests with the conditional
Pourriez-vous m'aider ? Je voudrais un renseignement. Tap the tiles to build polite requests with pourriez, voudrais, auriez and aimerais.
Culture & registerMatching gameA2
French onomatopoeia: aïe, miam, chut, boum and more
Aïe means ouch, miam means yum, chut means shh. Match twelve French sound words to their English equivalents, including what French animals say.
Culture & registerMyth or factA2
Myth or fact: Paris landmarks
Was the Eiffel Tower meant to be temporary? Was the Louvre always a museum? Is there a Statue of Liberty in Paris? Judge eight claims about Paris.
Verbs & tensesOdd one outA2
Odd one out: être or avoir in the passé composé?
Aller, venir, partir… manger? In each row, three verbs take être in the passé composé and one takes avoir. Find the intruder.
Everyday FrenchClockA2
Vers, pile and presque: approximate times in French
Il est presque cinq heures, il est cinq heures passées, on se voit vers 20 h: read eight clocks and choose the natural approximate time.
Grammar & usageQuizA2
French articles quiz: le, la, un, du or de? (15 questions)
Fifteen A2 questions on French articles — le, la, un, du, de after a negative — with an explanation for every answer.
Everyday FrenchPhrasebookA2
French phrases for booking a taxi with a child seat
Book a taxi in French for a family: number of passengers, luggage, a child seat or booster, pick-up time and price. Real phrases with a practice filter.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
French vet dialogue: booking a visit for an unwell pet
Phone a French vet: describe your pet's symptoms, give its age and weight, and book an appointment. A complete dialogue with practice mode and the key vocabulary.
Words & expressionsArticleA2
Gagner or économiser: earning money and saving it
Separate money you earn from money you save, then practise gagner du temps. Compare income, spending less and putting money aside with clear examples.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French futur simple formation: 18 answers to practise
Build the French simple future from the infinitive and six endings. Practise parler, finir, vendre and prendre in an 18-answer drill with corrections.
Verbs & tensesGap-fillA2
French A2 gap-fill: a lift that stops between floors
Two colleagues get stuck in a lift. Fill passé composé verbs (with avoir and être) and time markers in this short French story, then check.
Words & expressionsCheat sheetA2
French fractions and decimals: un demi, un tiers, virgule
Say fractions and decimals in French: un demi, la moitié, un tiers, un quart, trois quarts, and 2,5 read as deux virgule cinq. A compact reference with practice.
Words & expressionsPicture sceneA2
Route, chemin, rue: explore a French town and find the way
Explore a town street, a forest path and a road out of town. Learn route, chemin and rue with eight illustrated spots, directions and four questions.
Pronunciation & listeningQuizA2
French /e/ or /ɛ/? Ten questions on open and closed e
Compare /e/ in été with /ɛ/ in père, then try ten questions on vowel symbols, spelling clues and verb forms, with an explanation for every answer.
