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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 gardening supplies vocabulary: seeds, compost and plant supports
Learn twelve French names for growing materials and plant supports, with picture cards, practical examples and a task-matching quiz.
Pronunciation & listeningPractical guideA2
Plan a short French listening session around one question
Use a café order to plan a focused French listening session: set one question, replay the useful turn, check the transcript and keep a clear result.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableA2
Ouvrir conjugation: ouvre, ouvrons and ouvert
Learn ouvrir in seven tenses. Use present endings like an -er verb, remember ouvert in the past, and practise ouvre, ouvriez and ouvrirai.
DELF, DALF & examsReadingA2
A2 French reading updates: what changed, what stayed?
Read two messages about a poster workshop. Track the new room, keep the meeting time and separate a request for tape from a confirmed supply.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French story: the volunteer remembers the wrong start time
Read an A2 French first-volunteering story in which an old email conflicts with a dated update. Identify the correct arrival time and the confirmation.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French sewing vocabulary: 24 picture flashcards for tools and notions
Learn twenty sewing tools and notions plus four useful extras in a 24-card French deck. Recognise each object from a short sewing instruction.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Group chat in French: planning a picnic
A French group chat planning a Sunday picnic: who brings what, where to meet and what if it rains. Choose your replies and learn group-chat French.
Culture & registerReal documentA2
Read a French school timetable (emploi du temps)
A French collège pupil's timetable: subjects, the free Wednesday afternoon, the long lunch, and what EPS, SVT and LV2 mean. Answer questions about the week.
Everyday FrenchPhrasebookA2
French airport phrases: booking, check-in and boarding
Follow four stages of an airport exchange in French: find a booking, accept a ticket change, complete check-in and ask about boarding.
Words & expressionsDialogueA2
Ami, copain or connaissance? Introduce the people you know
Practise a French conversation about friends and acquaintances. Compare ami, copain and connaissance, including mon amie and the boyfriend meaning of copain.
Pronunciation & listeningArticleA2
French h muet and h aspiré: l’homme, le héros and les haricots
See why French uses l’homme but le héros. Compare elision and liaison, learn h words with their articles, and test four everyday examples.
Culture & registerVerb drillA2
Bosser or travailler: practise work and study verbs in French
Swap familiar bosser for neutral travailler without changing the task. Study six present-tense forms, then complete eight work and study sentences.
Grammar & usageGap-fillA2
Quelqu’un or quelque chose? A French moving-day gap-fill
Choose someone or something in a moving-day story. Practise singular verbs, qui and que, then check what you understood with three questions.
DELF, DALF & examsCheat sheetA2
A2 French shop notices: read the exchange conditions
Read a French shop’s exchange notice, learn four condition phrases and compare purchase cases. Includes a printable sheet, picture vocabulary and four questions.
Everyday FrenchPicture sceneA2
A platform change in French: find the right train and track
Explore a French station, confirm a changed departure track and ask how to reach it. Practise train numbers, times and the difference between voie and quai.
Words & expressionsQuizA2
Conseil or consigne? Eight questions on advice and instructions
Test conseil and consigne in classroom tasks, everyday advice, luggage storage and bottle deposits, with picture cards and feedback for every answer.
Reading & writingExam practiceA2
French follow-up email: ask again when you have no reply
Write a courteous French follow-up that names the earlier email, repeats two unanswered questions and explains a planning deadline. Model and guided practice.
Words & expressionsCommon mistakesA2
Visage or figure: face, shape and the English figure trap
Describe a face with visage or figure, recognise a diagram and a public figure, and choose silhouette or chiffre for other English uses of figure.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listA2
Sol or terre: picture vocabulary for floors, soil, land and Earth
Name the floor under your feet, soil in a pot and Earth as a planet. Explore sol and terre through pictures, phrase groups and a short quiz.
Pronunciation & listeningPractical guideA2
French glides: practise /j/, /w/ and /ɥ/ in short phrases
Practise French glides with three phrase ladders, a lui/Louis comparison, picture prompts and questions on syllables and sound symbols.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableA2
Connaître conjugation: connais, connaissons and connu
Conjugate connaître in seven tenses. See where î and ss appear, compare connaître with savoir, and practise connu, connaîtrai and connaisse.
Reading & writingReadingA2
A2 French reading: the wrong city under a family photo
Read Dalia’s family-album story in French. Use the second photograph to correct a caption, with vocabulary notes, picture cards and questions.
Reading & writingGraded storyA2
A2 French story: the hotel sends the bag to the previous room
Follow an A2 French hotel story in which an old room label sends a bag to the wrong floor. Use six glosses and comprehension questions to track the fix.
Words & expressionsFlashcardsA2
French hiking equipment vocabulary: picture cards for the trail
Learn twenty hiking equipment items and four clothing extras in 24 French flashcards. Identify a head torch, gaiters, a water bladder and other trail kit.
Everyday FrenchText conversationA2
Texting a babysitter: instructions for the evening, in French
Give a French babysitter clear instructions by text: dinner, bath, bedtime, emergency numbers and when you'll be back. Choose the clearest replies.
Culture & registerPhrasebookA2
De rien or je vous en prie? Five ways to reply to thanks
Say you’re welcome with de rien, je vous en prie, je t’en prie and avec plaisir. Practise short exchanges and recognise “please do” in context.
Everyday FrenchDialogueA2
French dental emergency dialogue: describing tooth pain
Call a French dentist with toothache: where it hurts, since when, what kind of pain, and getting an urgent appointment. Full dialogue with practice mode.
Pronunciation & listeningArticleA2
French schwa: the vowel that can disappear in le, de and petit
See where French schwa appears in le, de and petit. Compare clear and compact forms, then check which written e can lose its syllable.
Words & expressionsVerb drillA2
French change verbs: a before-and-after sentence drill
Choose changer, remplacer, échanger, agrandir or améliorer from clear before-and-after scenes. Study the patterns, then complete eight French sentences.
Words & expressionsGap-fillA2
Forêt or bois: a walk in the woods and a wooden bench
Practise forêt, bois and en bois in a short gap-fill story. Picture cards and examples separate a forest, a small wood and wood as a material.
Everyday FrenchCheat sheetA2
Rent and charges in French: five questions for a flat viewing
Ask what a French rent figure covers: charges, water, heating, electricity and internet. A viewing exchange, cost table and quick practice at A2.
Words & expressionsPicture sceneA2
Drap or couverture? Find the sheet, blanket and duvet in a French bedroom
Explore seven bedding items in French, distinguish a sheet from a blanket and duvet, and practise asking for an extra cover with a short quiz.
Grammar & usageQuizA2
French comparatives quiz: plus, moins, aussi and autant
Ten questions on French comparisons: qualities, quantities and actions. Choose aussi or autant, add de before nouns and practise meilleur and mieux.
DELF, DALF & examsExam practiceA2
TCF writing task 1 practice: arrangements before house-sitting
Write a TCF-style message to a homeowner before house-sitting: ask about keys, plants, the cat's food and how to contact them. Model answer and checklist.
Words & expressionsCommon mistakesA2
Demander or poser une question? Four ways to ask in French
Ask for information, ask a question or ask someone to call back. Compare four French patterns, then choose the right wording in a short quiz.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listA2
French screws and fasteners vocabulary: 12 small hardware items
Tell a screw from a bolt, a washer from a nut and a hook from an eye screw in French. Learn twelve fixings with picture cards and shop questions.



































