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French at A2
Everything written for A2 learners (everyday French), with explanations, practice and reading at the right level.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French story: the door at the back of the studio
Léon finds his sister’s art studio empty. Read an A2 French story with glosses, translation and questions, then discover what is behind the second door.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French baking equipment vocabulary: tins, moulds and pastry tools
Learn 24 specialist baking objects in French with articles, recipe examples and picture cards, then choose the tool for each short baking step.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Telling your child's teacher they're ill, in French
Your child has a temperature and won't be at school. Message the French teacher on the school app: who, why, how long, and catching up on homework.
Culture & registerReal documentA2
Read a French event poster: la Fête de la musique
A town poster for the Fête de la musique: stages, times, free entry, road closures and the shuttle. Find the information you need to plan your evening.
Grammar & usageSpot the mistakeA2
Spot the mistake: à, en or au with cities and countries
Je vais en Paris? Au France? Tap the wrong preposition in eight travel sentences, then master à, en, au and aux with places for good.
Everyday FrenchWord scaleA2
How far? French from tout près to au bout du monde
Juste à côté, à deux pas, pas loin, assez loin, à perpète: climb seven French expressions for distance and give directions like a local.
Everyday FrenchSorting gameA2
Which bin? Sort household waste the French way
Yellow bin, glass bank or household waste? Sort fifteen everyday items the way French recycling works, and learn the words on French bins and labels.
Pronunciation & listeningPhrasebookA2
Missed a French word? Ask for the detail and keep going
Practise French recovery phrases for a missed place, time, word meaning or spelling. Short exchanges show how to confirm the gap and continue.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
Calling an internet provider in French: activate your connection after a move
Practise a French call about a new address, router delivery and activation. Check the date your connection should work and what to do if it fails.
Grammar & usageArticleA2
Pas encore or ne… plus? Not yet and no longer in French
Put not yet and no longer on a simple timeline. Compare message updates, check word order with avoir and practise six short French status changes.
Reading & writingVerb drillA2
French sentence-combining drill: join message updates with et
Merge pairs of short French updates with et, remove a repeated subject when it is shared and keep both actions, people and time details.
Reading & writingGap-fillA2
Write French from meaning notes: an invitation gap-fill
Turn brief notes into a French invitation and a reply. Practise the person, purpose, place, day and time, then check that a suggestion stays a suggestion.
Culture & registerCheat sheetA2
French text message abbreviations: mdr, tkt, jsp and more
Decode French texting: mdr (LOL), tkt (don't worry), jsp (I don't know), stp, bcp, dsl, slt, cc. A one-page reference with full forms and examples.
Everyday FrenchPicture sceneA2
At the library in French: join, borrow and return a book
Explore a French library, ask how to join and borrow a novel, and check the return date. Eight picture labels and a short reception exchange.
Pronunciation & listeningQuizA2
French yes–no question intonation: eight checks on form and meaning
Practise French yes–no questions through eight questions on everyday exchanges, rising pitch, est-ce que, inversion and checking a changed plan.
Reading & writingExam practiceA2
Recommend a café in French: an A2 writing task
Compare two cafés for a study session. Use a fact table, useful comparative phrases and a complete French model to write your own recommendation.
Verbs & tensesCommon mistakesA2
Je voudrais or je veux? Four request mistakes to fix
Use je voudrais at a café, keep the final s, and follow it with a noun or infinitive. Compare je veux, order from picture cards and try four questions.
Everyday FrenchVocabulary listA2
French supermarket vocabulary: aisles, packaging and quantities
Find the right supermarket aisle and ask for a packet, tin or kilo in French. Learn 24 useful terms with shopping examples and a short quiz.
Verbs & tensesPractical guideA2
Passé composé vs imparfait: how to choose in French
Choose passé composé vs imparfait by meaning: completed events, background, habits and duration, with examples, mistakes and a nine-question quiz.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableA2
Être in the imparfait: all six forms, with practice
Learn j’étais, tu étais, il était, nous étions, vous étiez and ils étaient. Check adjective agreement and practise the six forms in short sentences.
Reading & writingReadingA2
A2 French reading: how a food truck gets ready for lunch
Behind the scenes of a French food truck: shopping at dawn, prep, the noon rush and closing. An A2 text with glosses, roles and a timeline question.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French story: the old cinema becomes a library
Read an A2 French story about an old neighbourhood cinema that is now a library. Track remembered habits, unchanged features and a new family routine.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French hand tools: 24 picture flashcards for home repairs
Recognise twenty common French hand tools plus four workshop extras. Use 24 flashcards and picture questions to choose a tool for a simple repair.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Messaging a holiday-rental host in French about check-in
Arrange your check-in with a French host by message: your arrival time, the key box code, parking and a late arrival. Choose your replies.
Everyday FrenchReal documentA2
Read a French hotel booking confirmation
A French hotel confirmation email: dates, room type, breakfast, check-in times, the city tax and the cancellation policy. Check every detail.
Verbs & tensesSpot the mistakeA2
Spot the mistake: avoir or être in the passé composé
J'ai allé, elle a venue, nous avons resté: tap the wrong auxiliary in eight passé composé sentences, then review the être verbs and agreement.
Everyday FrenchPhrasebookA2
French neighbour requests: practise a yes, a limit and a no
Borrow a tape measure, collect a parcel and ask for quieter music in French. Rehearse three neighbour exchanges with replies that change your next line.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
Booking a restaurant table in French: phone dialogue with translation
A complete French phone dialogue for booking a restaurant table, with line-by-line English, a practice mode for your part and notes on times and phone numbers.
Words & expressionsArticleA2
What does ça marche mean in French?
Understand how this everyday expression signals agreement, acknowledges a request or describes something that works.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French passé composé drill: sequence six actions from a completed day
Turn a six-event daily log into first-person passé composé sentences. Keep the order and practise regular participles alongside pris, fait, lu and écrit.
Verbs & tensesGap-fillA2
French imparfait gap-fill: a childhood memory with 12 answers
Complete a childhood memory with 12 imparfait forms, including avais, était, commençaient and mangions. Translation and quiz included.
Words & expressionsCheat sheetA2
Retourner, revenir, rentrer: a French “back” cheat sheet
Choose revenir, retourner or rentrer from the destination and viewpoint. Compare six past-tense examples and check yourself with four questions.
Words & expressionsPicture sceneA2
French garden centre vocabulary: plants, growing supplies and collection
Explore twelve targets in a French garden centre’s outdoor area. Follow a shopping route for plants, compost, containers and order collection.
Grammar & usageQuizA2
Qui or que? Ten French relative-pronoun questions
Choose qui, que or qu’ in ten questions about finding a flat. Check subject and object roles, elision, plural verbs and two common duplicate-pronoun errors.
Reading & writingExam practiceA2
A short French apology: late replies and changed plans
Write a warm French apology with two message models, address forms and an A2 writing task. Practise explaining a delay and suggesting a new plan.
Words & expressionsCommon mistakesA2
Goûter or sentir: taste it, smell it or say how you feel
Practise goûter, sentir and se sentir with kitchen examples, present-tense forms, picture cards and a quiz on four common sensory-verb mistakes.
