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Words & expressions
Find the word you actually mean, from everyday nouns to near-synonyms and idioms.
Picture sceneA1
Chercher or trouver: find the missing things in a French room
Look for keys, glasses and a notebook in a picture scene. Learn chercher for the search, trouver for finding, and je trouve for an opinion, with four questions.
ArticleA2
Besoin or envie? Say what you need and what you feel like
Use avoir besoin de and avoir envie de with nouns and verbs. Compare a need and a wish, follow a study scene, then try four questions.
Common mistakesB1
Réaliser or accomplir: projects, achievements and “I realised”
Learn réaliser un projet, accomplir une tâche and réaliser que. Compare common English translation traps and check your choices in four questions.
FlashcardsA1
French nuts and dried fruit vocabulary: 20 snack picture cards
Twenty nuts, seeds and dried fruits in French with pictures: les amandes, les noix, les noisettes, les pruneaux, les raisins secs. Learn them for snacks and allergies.
Cheat sheetA2
Haut or élevé: a quick sheet for height, position and levels
Use haut for a high shelf and élevé for a high value. Compare agreeing adjectives with adverbial haut, explore picture cards and practise four choices.
PhrasebookB1
Candidature or demande: French phrases for applications and requests
Send a job application, ask about training or request a refund in French. Compare candidature and demande with ready-to-use exchanges and a short quiz.
Gap-fillA2
Encore, toujours and déjà: a day with eight gaps
Practise still, again, always and already in a French workday. Compare pas encore, toujours pas and pas toujours, then complete eight gaps.
Vocabulary 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.
Picture sceneA1
French living room vocabulary: find the remote and more
Explore a lived-in French living room: tap the sofa, the remote, the coffee table, the bookshelf and more, then follow left-and-right clues in Find it.
ArticleB1
Titre or intitulé? A book title, a heading and an exact label
Choose titre or intitulé for a book, article, course or job. Compare exact labels, read a short editorial scene and test the distinction.
Common mistakesA2
Une balance is not your balance: scales, equilibrium and accounts
In French, une balance is a set of scales. Your bank balance is le solde, and keeping your balance is l'équilibre. Learn the right word in each situation.
FlashcardsA1
French bags and wallets vocabulary: 20 picture cards
Twenty bags and carrying accessories in French with pictures: le sac à main, le sac à dos, la pochette, le portefeuille, le porte-monnaie, la valise.
Cheat sheetB1
French -able and -ible adjectives: meanings, families and limits
Use French adjective families such as acceptable, lisible and compréhensible to infer meaning, check agreement and avoid misleading English lookalikes.
PhrasebookB1
Triste, déçu or malheureux: say how you feel in French
Find words for sadness, disappointment and unhappiness in three short conversations. Practise reasons, feminine forms and the meaning of un malheureux hasard.
Gap-fillA2
Réutiliser or recycler: complete a French workshop story
Follow a community workshop and fill eight gaps with reuse and recycling vocabulary. Compare the same object used again with material made into something new.
Vocabulary listA2
French knitting and crochet vocabulary: 12 supplies in pictures
Learn twelve French knitting and crochet supplies with articles, pictures and examples. Match short project instructions to the yarn tools you need.
Picture sceneA1
French supermarket checkout vocabulary: what goes where?
Explore ten checkout objects in French and learn where purchases, bags and payment go, with a short checkout text and four practical questions.
ArticleA1
Bureau or travail: a desk, an office or your work?
Learn when bureau means a desk or an office, and how travail describes work. Picture cards, a morning conversation and four questions make the difference clear.
Common mistakesA2
French adjective pairs: tired or tiring, kind or friendly?
Choose between fatigué and fatigant, ennuyé and ennuyeux, gentil and sympa. See how the meaning changes, then practise five contextual questions.
FlashcardsA1
French bedding vocabulary: 20 picture cards for the bed
Twenty bedding words in French with pictures: le drap, la housse de couette, la taie d'oreiller, le matelas, le plaid. Make the bed and shop for linen.
Cheat sheetA1
French months and seasons: a beginner's calendar cheat sheet
All twelve French months and four seasons on one page, with en janvier, au printemps, en été and how to write a date like le 3 mars.
PhrasebookA2
Pluie or averse? French phrases for rain and passing showers
Say it is raining, suggest waiting for a shower to pass and describe light rain. Practise French weather phrases with pictures and short exchanges.
Vocabulary listA2
French size and shape words: round, narrow, wide and 50 cm long
Describe shapes and dimensions in French with illustrated objects, labelled measurements and practice. Distinguish longueur, largeur, hauteur and profondeur.
Picture sceneA1
French playground vocabulary: name the equipment
Explore a French playground: le toboggan, la balançoire, le tourniquet, le bac à sable, la cage à grimper. Tap each, then play Find it. With phrases for parents.
ArticleA2
One French word, several meanings: porter and trouver in context
Build clear notes for porter and trouver with clothing, carrying, finding and opinions. Compare the patterns, use picture cards and test each meaning.
Common mistakesA2
Identifiant or mot de passe? Read a French login form
Separate a French account identifier from its password. Read login fields, distinguish signing in from signing up and practise common form messages.
FlashcardsA1
French footwear vocabulary: 20 picture cards beyond shoes
Twenty kinds of footwear in French with pictures: les baskets, les escarpins, les mocassins, les tongs, les chaussons, les bottines. Learn them with sizes.
Cheat sheetB1
Vieux or ancien: a quick sheet for old, former and long-standing
Compare un vieil ami and un ancien ami, learn vieux and ancienne forms, then practise with an old house, former colleagues and family furniture.
PhrasebookA2
Housework in French: explain the task and share the jobs
Say who washes, wipes, sorts and puts things away in French. Practise three household exchanges, learn useful objects and check the final result.
Vocabulary listA2
Bout or fin? 12 French expressions for pieces, tips and endings
Learn un bout de pain, le bout du fil and la fin du film with examples and picture cards. Compare au bout de and à la fin de, then check your choices.
Picture sceneA2
Campagne or champs: explore the French countryside
Explore a rural scene to distinguish la campagne from les champs. Learn a wheat field, a village and the separate campaign meaning, then test your choices.
ArticleA2
Essuyer or sécher? Wiping, drying and letting things dry
Choose essuyer or sécher for dishes, hands and laundry. Compare wiping with air drying, check the present forms and try four questions.
Common mistakesA2
Actuel means current: avoid the French actual / actuel trap
Actuel means current; réel means real or actual. Compare programme updates, actual costs, actuellement and en réalité, then test four common traps.
FlashcardsA1
French clothes vocabulary: 30 flashcards with porter and mettre
Learn 30 French words for clothes, shoes and accessories with their articles, plus short examples showing porter, mettre and colour agreement.
Cheat sheetA1
French noun gender: learn the article with the word
Learn French noun gender with short phrases: une petite table, un grand canapé, une armoire blanche. See hidden gender, useful clues and four practice questions.
PhrasebookA2
Annoncer or avertir? French phrases for news, notices and warnings
Announce news, let someone know about a change and give a warning in French. Practise annoncer and avertir through four short exchanges and a quiz.
