Verbs & tensesVerb drillB2
Penser and croire: practise indicative and subjunctive opinions
Practise je pense qu’il est and je ne pense pas qu’il soit. Ten gaps target affirmative opinions, doubt, questions and an earlier action.
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French at B2
Everything written for B2 learners (discussing in depth), with explanations, practice and reading at the right level.
Words & expressionsQuizB2
French autrement quiz: differently, otherwise or much more?
Reading & writingCheat sheetB2
A French argument conclusion that follows from the evidence
Grammar & usageGap-fillB2
Quitte à: “even if it means…” in French
Grammar & usageArticleB2
Il n’en demeure pas moins que: “the fact remains that”
Use il n’en demeure pas moins que to keep a point after a concession. Compare everyday and formal versions, check the indicative and try four questions.
Pronunciation & listeningReadingB2
Follow an abstract French discussion: definitions, examples and limits
Work through a B2 discussion about autonomy. Track a definition, a distinction, an example and a qualification, then test your reading of the argument.
Culture & registerCommon mistakesB2
Restituer or rendre: give back, make, or recreate?
Give an object back with rendre or restituer, then separate rendre service, rendre plus clair and restituer une atmosphère through examples and a quiz.
Culture & registerDialogueB2
French museum access dialogue: plan a sensory-friendly visit
Plan a museum visit in B2 French: ask about flashing lights, recorded sound, quiet spaces, re-entry and an alternative route, with a translated dialogue.
Reading & writingTimelineB2
A French research summary: data collected, report issued, policy proposed
Order French research events and distinguish collection dates from publication dates. Practise a summary that keeps older measurements in view.
DELF, DALF & examsExam practiceB2
B2 French reader response: plan a reply to a newsletter
Plan and write a B2 French reader response about positive-only book reviews. Includes a claim-to-response table, a developed model and a quiz.
Culture & registerPractical guideB2
Change French register while keeping the facts: a rewrite workshop
Practise French register rewrites that preserve the actor, time, uncertainty and strength of a claim. Compare recommendations, actions and results.
Culture & registerPhrasebookB2
French phrases for interrupting a discriminatory remark
Interrupt a discriminatory remark in French, set a clear limit, support the person affected and redirect the exchange. Four scenes with 24 translated lines.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableB2
Accroître conjugation: accrois, accroissons and accru
Conjugate accroître in seven tenses and moods, including accroît, accroîtrons and accru. Practise increasing resources and skills in context.
Culture & registerText conversationB2
Ask a French editor to preserve a qualification in your quote
Ask a French editor to restore a condition that was cut from your quote, using precise branching replies and a concise faithful alternative.
Reading & writingGraded storyB2
B2 French reading: a neighbourhood responds to summer heat
Read a B2 French neighbourhood report with eight glosses, translation and picture cards, then separate summer heat measures already in place from future proposals.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listB2
French forensic equipment vocabulary: 12 objects in crime reporting
Recognise twelve French forensic equipment names in pictures and report captions, from sampling swabs and evidence bags to microscope slides.
Culture & registerWord scaleB2
Affirme, estime, s'interroge: French reporting verbs and commitment
Compare affirme, estime and s’interroge through complete quotations, distinguishing assertion, judgement and questioning rather than ranking truth.
Culture & registerMatching gameB2
À cet égard, à ce titre, en ce sens: three French formal links
Match à cet égard, à ce titre and en ce sens to an aspect, a role or an interpretation. Keep each French formal link’s antecedent clear.
Grammar & usageVerb drillB2
French negative prefixes: in-, im-, il- and ir- adjective drill
Build French adjective opposites with in-, im-, il- and ir-, then complete twelve evaluations of proposals, decisions and working methods.
Grammar & usageArticleB2
Quoique or quoi que? Choose between although and whatever
Compare quoique and quoi que with a short debate, clear replacement tests and four questions on spelling, meaning and subjunctive forms.
Grammar & usageReadingB2
Étant donné que: read the reasons behind a French plan
Read a team’s training plan and match each decision to its reason. Compare étant donné que + clause with étant donné + noun phrase, with four questions.
Verbs & tensesQuizB2
Savais or ai su? A quiz on French verbs in past tenses
Ten contextual questions on savoir, pouvoir, vouloir and devoir: knowledge, discovery, opportunity, success, refusal, obligation and deduction.
DELF, DALF & examsCheat sheetB2
Some, all, not all and only: French reading scope cheat sheet
Keep French quantity and restriction precise: certains, tous, pas tous, seuls, au moins and au maximum. Compare meanings and test five B2 reading decisions.
Grammar & usageGap-fillB2
À mesure que: follow gradual change in a French gap-fill
Complete a short text about revising a translation, practise indicative forms after à mesure que and compare gradual change with dès que.
Reading & writingCommon mistakesB2
Évidence or preuve? How to say “evidence” in French
Separate French évidence from proof, clues and supporting material. Compare argument sentences, repair overstatements and choose precise evidence words.
Culture & registerDialogueB2
French research participation dialogue: ask about consent and data
Practise B2 French questions about research recordings, data access, withdrawal deadlines and future use, with a participant–researcher dialogue and English cues.
Reading & writingTimelineB2
A French debate position: original claim, concession and revised proposal
Order a French speaker’s original proposal, objections, concession and revised plan. Identify which challenge caused each concrete change.
DELF, DALF & examsExam practiceB2
B2 French letter: arrange a museum group visit
Write to a museum for twelve French learners: request a written route, ask for a space to read instructions, and find out how to book.
Grammar & usagePractical guideB2
Write clear conditions in French: à condition que and à moins que
Write a practical French condition with a named action and requirement. Compare à condition que, à moins que and quitte à, then test three short notices.
Pronunciation & listeningPhrasebookB2
When French speakers talk over each other: phrases to keep the thread
Practise French phrases for overlapping conversation: let a speaker finish, catch a correction, ask for one voice at a time and confirm the final detail.
Verbs & tensesConjugation tableB2
Appartenir conjugation: appartiens, appartenons and appartenu
Conjugate appartenir in seven tenses and moods, distinguishing group membership, ownership and il appartient à quelqu’un de.
Culture & registerText conversationB2
Ask a relative before using their memory in a French text
Ask a relative about using their recollection in a French text, specify wording and naming, and respond when they correct or limit the proposed use.
Reading & writingGraded storyB2
B2 French reading: an island debates year-round tourism
Compare jobs, housing and environmental concerns in a B2 French island feature, with eight glosses, translation, an illustrated scene brief and three questions.
Words & expressionsVocabulary listB2
À la une, en une, hors-série: French publication labels
Read à la une, en une, hors-série and supplément in French publication context, separating prominence from edition and format.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillB2
Vint, tint, devint: practise the venir and tenir past family
Recognise venir and tenir in the passé simple, then practise fourteen forms with prefixes, clear subjects and accent checks for vînmes and tîntes.
Grammar & usageArticleB2
French causal links: a reason, evidence or a conclusion?
Compare parce que, en effet and donc in a short planning exchange. See what each link supports, then test five readings of evidence and results.
