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French at A2
Everything written for A2 learners (everyday French), with explanations, practice and reading at the right level.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listA2
French vocabulary examples: turn ten words into useful sentences
Build useful French example sentences with ten everyday words. See the article, verb pattern or agreement in each model, then complete three new sentences.
Everyday FrenchPractical guideA2
Check a French restaurant reservation: the final time and details
Follow a French booking with a changed time and a terrace request, then check the confirmed date, party size and name with a checklist and quiz.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableA2
Faire and aller in the future: full forms and practice
Learn ferai and irai with complete future forms, compare je vais faire and je vais aller, then fill eight gaps about work and study plans.
DELF, DALF & examsReadingA2
A2 French reading: a new job, a new routine
Follow Adam from restaurant evenings to a bookshop job, then read about his training plans. A short French profile with notes, pictures and four questions.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French story: the flat has a view of a wall, not the park
Read an A2 French viewing story where a cropped photo suggests a park view. Compare the advert’s actual words, the visible courtyard and the visitor’s final decision.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French furniture fittings vocabulary: hinges, castors and runners
Learn French names for twenty furniture fittings and four assembly pieces with 24 flashcards, clear pictures and replacement-part questions.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Arranging a carpool in French by text
You booked a carpool (covoiturage) ride. Text the driver in French to confirm the meeting point, your luggage, the price and the time.
Everyday FrenchReal documentA2
Read French library rules: prêt, retard and renouvellement
A French public library's rules: how many books, how long, renewing online, late returns and the free membership. Understand the médiathèque's notice.
Everyday FrenchPhrasebookA2
A problem with your hotel room: French phrases for reception
Report cold water, a broken heater or a window that will not close. Ask for help at reception and follow the difference between a check and a room offer.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
French airport dialogue: reporting a missing checked bag
Practise a 20-line A2 French baggage-desk dialogue: describe your suitcase, show the baggage tag, give contact details and ask for the report reference.
Pronunciation & listeningArticleA2
French r and l: hear the difference in lit and rit
Compare French l and r with lit/rit and roue/loup. Keep the vowel steady, try the sounds in a bedroom scene and check four short contrasts.
Reading & writingVerb drillA2
A French writing revision log you can use again
Turn one corrected French sentence into a useful log entry: meaning, checked version, reason and a fresh prompt. Try six short retrieval drills.
Grammar & usageGap-fillA2
French A2 gap-fill: questions and times in a dinner invitation
Arrange dinner on one of two evenings in this French A2 gap-fill. Twelve cues practise question words, dates, clock times and time expressions.
Pronunciation & listeningCheat sheetA2
French spelling to sound: a practical prediction sheet
Read French letter groups, recognise silent verb endings and check whole words. A six-rule sheet with examples, pictures and a short quiz.
Words & expressionsPicture sceneA2
French work vocabulary: explore the office on your first day
Explore eight office objects, learn the phrases that go with them and practise asking about tasks and hours on your first day at work in French.
Pronunciation & listeningQuizA2
Neuf pronunciation: /f/ in neuf livres, /v/ in neuf ans
Practise neuf in eight questions about books, ages, times and new objects. Learn the familiar /v/ in neuf ans and neuf heures while keeping /f/ elsewhere.
Reading & writingExam practiceA2
Expand a short French draft: add the details your reader needs
Turn a sparse French invitation into a useful message. Add the activity, time, entrance and equipment, then write a fuller draft from a practical brief.
Words & expressionsCommon mistakesA2
French false friends: 16 words that don’t mean what you think
Sixteen French false friends — actuellement, librairie, sensible, location, éventuellement and more — with real meanings, example sentences and the word to use instead.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listA2
French spices vocabulary: 12 names for jars and whole spices
Match twelve French spice names to whole spices and jars, from cinnamon sticks to cardamom pods, with cooking examples and a short quiz.
Grammar & usagePractical guideA2
Which French article? Choose the meaning before le, un or du
Choose French articles through a café order: a general taste, one serving, an amount or something already known. Includes pictures and four questions.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableA2
Devoir conjugation: must, should, probably and owe in French
Learn devoir in common tenses, from je dois to j’ai dû and je devrais. Compare obligation, probability and owing money, then test yourself.
Reading & writingReadingA2
A2 French reading: a weekend without a mobile phone
A personal account of 48 hours without a phone: what the writer feared and what really happened. A2 French with glosses, a translation and comparison questions.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French short story: a birthday on the wrong evening
Hugo throws a surprise party for Sophie, but on the wrong date. An A2 story about a misunderstanding with dates, with glosses, translation and questions.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French technology vocabulary: 24 cards for everyday tasks
Learn 24 French technology words and phrases for devices, files and messages. Flip the cards, name eight pictured objects and practise a short workflow.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Telling your host family about food allergies, in French
Before your stay, message your French host family about allergies, vegetarian meals and what you love eating, without sounding demanding.
Everyday FrenchReal documentA2
Read a French prescription: ordonnance and dosage
A French doctor's ordonnance: two medicines, how many tablets, how often and for how long. Understand qsp, matin et soir, and non renouvelable.
Words & expressionsPhrasebookA2
Argent, monnaie, espèces: what to say when you pay
Ask for change, pay in cash and talk about money in French. Practise argent, monnaie and espèces with picture cards and short shop conversations.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
French bank dialogue: the cash machine kept my card
Practise a 20-line A2 French bank dialogue about a retained card: describe the cash machine, state when it happened and clarify what the branch will check next.
Words & expressionsArticleA2
Stage or cours? French words for placements, workshops and classes
Compare un stage and un cours with work, photography and French-class examples. Learn faire un stage, suivre un cours and the theatre word scène.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French negative past drill: what happened and what did not
Turn a travel checklist into positive and negative passé composé pairs. Mix avoir and être, place ne…pas around the auxiliary and check participle agreement.
Words & expressionsGap-fillA2
Attendre or espérer? A gap-fill story about waiting and hoping
Wait for a bus, hope for a seat and expect a delay. Fill eight gaps in a French journey using attendre, espérer and s’attendre à, with a translation.
Pronunciation & listeningCheat sheetA2
French dix pronunciation: when to say /dis/, /di/ and /diz/
Say dix in quantities, times and number labels: compare dix minutes, dix heures and le numéro dix, then check the pattern in a short quiz.
Words & expressionsPicture sceneA2
French pharmacy vocabulary: explore first-aid products and counters
Find twelve first-aid products and pharmacy fittings in French, then practise collecting an order and asking for supplies at the counter.
Everyday FrenchQuizA2
French laundry label quiz: understand care instructions
Ten questions on French clothing care labels: lavage à la main, ne pas sécher en machine, repassage doux, nettoyage à sec. Know exactly what each one asks.
DELF, DALF & examsExam practiceA2
DELF A2 writing practice: describe your first pottery workshop
Write a French message about a first pottery workshop: set the scene, explain a problem and the help you received, then compare with a model answer.
Grammar & usageCommon mistakesA2
Aucun or aucune? Four mistakes to fix when saying none
Say no questions, no messages and none in French. Fix four common aucun/aucune errors, then check noun gender, singular forms and en.
