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Words & expressions
Find the word you actually mean, from everyday nouns to near-synonyms and idioms.
Picture sceneA1
French park vocabulary: explore paths, benches and landmarks
Explore twelve French park words, from benches to a pond, then follow a short walking route using the landmarks in the scene.
ArticleA1
Porter or mettre: wearing clothes and putting them on in French
Describe what you wear with porter and what you put on with mettre. Learn the present forms, clothing pronouns and useful examples with picture cards.
Common mistakesA2
Location means rental: choose lieu or endroit for a place in French
French location means rental. Compare it with lieu, endroit and emplacement, read a flat-viewing exchange and practise asking where something is.
FlashcardsA1
French transport vocabulary: 30 flashcards with en and à
Learn 30 French transport words and phrases in three groups, with example sentences for en train, à vélo, tickets, stations and journeys.
Cheat sheetA2
Juste or exact: correct, fair, precise or only?
Use juste for a correct answer, a fair decision or “only”, and exact for precise details. Compare common phrases and test the meaning in context.
PhrasebookB1
Obtenir or recevoir? French phrases for requests and replies
Ask for an appointment, talk about a diploma and check a delivery. Compare obtenir and recevoir with dialogues, verb forms, pictures and a quiz.
Gap-fillA2
Préparer or organiser? Complete the plan for a French workshop
Get a workshop ready with préparer and organiser. Compare tasks, learn se préparer, then fill eight gaps in a short French planning story.
DialogueA2
Imprimer or photocopier: ask for the paper copy you need
Print a PDF, photocopy a paper form or scan a document: practise a French copy-shop conversation and learn the words for copies, pages and sheets.
Vocabulary listA1
French cheese vocabulary: types, textures and serving pieces
Twelve French cheese words with pictures: soft, hard, blue and goat's cheese, plus the board, knife and wedge. Learn how to ask for cheese at the market.
Picture sceneA1
French dining-table vocabulary: find the missing place setting
Learn ten French words for a laid table, then work out which plate, glass, napkin or utensil each dinner guest still needs.
ArticleA2
Grand or gros: tall people, large rooms and bulky objects
Choose grand or gros with a tall person, a large room and a thick book. Study agreement, compare picture cards and try four focused questions.
Common mistakesA2
Faute or erreur: a mistake, a correction or your fault?
Compare faute and erreur through a corrected message, spelling examples and a short quiz. Learn par erreur, faute d’accord and c’est ma faute.
FlashcardsA1
French flowers vocabulary: 20 blooms with picture cards
Recognise twenty flowers in French with articles, close-up picture cards and a 24-card deck that includes four useful florist requests.
Cheat sheetA2
Fichier or dossier: a quick guide to French files and folders
Find, attach and organise documents in French. A practical reference for fichier, dossier, sous-dossier and pièce jointe, with a location quiz.
PhrasebookA2
Poubelle or déchèterie? French phrases for bins and waste collection
Name a rubbish bin or a waste collection site, then ask where to take an old chair. Picture cards, a short phone exchange and three questions.
Gap-fillA2
Exemple or modèle? A French gap-fill about examples and templates
Use exemple for an illustration and modèle for a pattern to follow. Read two short messages, then complete a six-gap classroom story and three questions.
DialogueA2
Parler, dire or raconter? Practise a catch-up conversation
Talk about a trip, pass on a message and tell what happened. Practise parler, dire and raconter in a French dialogue with prompts and translations.
Vocabulary listA2
French camping vocabulary: tents, awnings and sleeping kit in pictures
Recognise twelve French shelter and sleeping-kit words. Picture cards distinguish a flysheet, guy rope, awning, sleeping bag and different camping mats.
Picture sceneA1
Magasin or boutique: explore a French shopping street
Explore a French shopping street and name its shops. Compare magasin, boutique, grand magasin and centre commercial, then practise asking for what you need.
ArticleA2
Tri or recyclage? Sorting objects and recycling materials
Learn le tri, le recyclage, trier and recycler through a school paper project. Picture the materials, compare the stages and test recyclable versus recyclé.
Common mistakesA2
Neuf or nouveau? Four mistakes about new things in French
Distinguish unused things from things that are new to you. Fix four common confusions, learn nouvel and neuve, and practise with pictures.
FlashcardsA2
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.
Cheat sheetA2
French interface instructions: actions, order and status messages
Read French buttons and instructions: ouvrir, enregistrer, envoyer, puis and ne… pas. Compare action labels with status messages and practise a workflow.
PhrasebookA2
French quantity phrases for ordering: glasses, bottles and a little more
Order two coffees, a bottle of water or a little milk in French. Practise quantities in short exchanges and check de, d’ and plural containers.
Gap-fillB1
French thinking verbs: penser, réfléchir and croire in a short story
Follow a team choosing a workshop title. Practise penser à, réfléchir à, croire and sembler in a short French story with gaps and a translation.
DialogueA2
Réunion or rendez-vous? Arrange a meeting in French
Follow a workplace dialogue that separates a team meeting from an appointment. Practise taking, postponing and confirming a rendez-vous.
Vocabulary listA1
French toiletries vocabulary: 12 personal care products
Twelve toiletries in French with pictures: le shampooing, le gel douche, le déodorant, le dentifrice, la crème hydratante. Buy them at the pharmacy or supermarket.
Picture sceneA1
Ville or village? Explore a French village and describe where you live
Explore a village square, shops and a river. Learn une ville, un village, en ville and au village with illustrated vocabulary and a short quiz.
ArticleA2
Long or loin? Describe length, journey time and distance in French
Use long and longue for length or duration, loin for distance and longtemps for time spent. Compare a route, a wait and a rope, then choose the right form.
Common mistakesB1
Une issue is not an issue: exits, outcomes and problems
In French, une issue is a way out or an outcome: issue de secours (emergency exit), l'issue du match. An issue (problem) is un problème or une question.
FlashcardsB1
French construction materials: 24 building-supply flashcards
Learn 20 core French building materials plus four structural components. Use 24 flashcards and picture tiles to identify supplies from French descriptions.
Cheat sheetB1
Certain or sûr: a French certainty cheat sheet
Compare certain and sûr for confidence, sûre for reliability and certaines for some. A printable reference, a short exchange and five questions fix the patterns.
PhrasebookA2
Expliquer or préciser? Ask the follow-up you need in French
Ask how something works, then ask for the exact time or condition. Practise expliquer and préciser in four short exchanges with clear replies.
Gap-fillA2
Tâche, projet or tache? Plan a French podcast and fill the gaps
Separate a project from its tasks, spot the accent in tâche and tache, and complete a short French story about preparing a student podcast.
DialogueA1
Librairie or bibliothèque? Buy, borrow and return a book in French
A bookshop sells books; a library lends them. Practise a French conversation, learn libraire and bibliothécaire, and recognise a bookcase at home.
Vocabulary listA2
French camping cookware vocabulary: 12 pieces of compact cooking kit
Pack a camp kitchen in French: learn twelve portable cooking and eating objects with pictures, compare a pan and a saucepan, then follow a packing list.
