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Words & expressions
Find the word you actually mean, from everyday nouns to near-synonyms and idioms.
FlashcardsA2
Frais, froid or glacé? 24 French flashcards for food and temperature
Learn frais, froid and glacé through 24 phrases with examples. Compare fresh bread, cool water, cold coffee and iced tea, then check adjective agreement.
Cheat sheetA2
Décision or choix: five French patterns for decisions and options
A compact guide to prendre une décision, faire un choix, avoir le choix and un large choix. Compare examples, complete six patterns and check your meaning.
PhrasebookA2
Cours, leçon or classe: what to say about French lessons
Ask about a class, a lesson to revise or a classroom. Practise cours, leçon and classe through useful phrases, a classroom picture and a short quiz.
Gap-fillA1
French A1 gap-fill: packing for a swimming lesson
A short French story with gaps about packing a swimming bag: le maillot, la serviette, le bonnet, les lunettes. Pick the right word from the word bank.
DialogueA2
Remplacer or échanger: replacements, swaps and shop exchanges
Practise a French shop exchange, then compare remplacer A par B, échanger A contre B and échanger avec someone. Includes a dialogue and pictures.
Verb drillA2
Charger or télécharger: French technology verb drill
Charge a phone, load a page or download a file: compare the meanings, then type twelve present-tense answers. Pictures and examples keep each action clear.
QuizA2
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.
ReadingB1
Salaire or revenu: read a French monthly income note
Read a short French text about salary and extra income. Compare salaire, revenu, brut, net, mensuel and annuel, then answer four reading questions.
Vocabulary listA1
French weather vocabulary: pictures and phrases for a changing day
Learn French weather words with eight picture cards, complete il fait, il y a and il pleut phrases, a short conversation and four practice questions.
Picture sceneA2
French garden centre vocabulary: plants, growing supplies and collection
Explore twelve targets in a French garden centre’s outdoor area. Follow a shopping route for plants, compost, containers and order collection.
ArticleA2
Apporter or amener? What to bring and who to bring
Bring a cake with apporter and a friend with amener. Compare destinations, practise a dinner invitation and check the present-tense accent change.
Common mistakesA2
French false friends in context: read the whole sentence
Choose the French meaning of actuellement, sensible, librairie and other lookalikes. Learn the word you need instead, with pictures and a quiz.
FlashcardsA1
French zoo animals vocabulary: 20 picture names and 24 flashcards
Recognise 20 large zoo animals in French, with articles, simple descriptions and picture recall, plus four extra animals in a 24-card deck.
Cheat sheetB2
French scientific study vocabulary: témoin, échantillon and protocole
Learn the French terms for sample, control group, protocol, variables and bias, then identify each element in a short study description.
PhrasebookA2
Avis or conseil: ask for an opinion, ask for advice
Ask for someone’s opinion or advice in French, then recognise avis on a delivery notice. Practise useful exchanges and the plurals avis and conseils.
Gap-fillA2
French A2 gap-fill: fabric, colours and curtain measurements
Choose fabric, colour and measurement words in a French curtain-shopping story. Twelve A2 gaps, picture cards and a full English translation.
DialogueA2
Fermer or éteindre: close the app, switch off the computer
Practise a short end-of-day dialogue: save a document, close an app and switch off a computer. Compare fermer, éteindre and mettre en veille.
Verb drillB1
Protéger or préserver: meanings and present-tense practice
Compare protecting a garden with preserving its character, then practise protège, protégeons and préserver forms in a French present-tense drill.
QuizB1
French result verbs: goals, attempts and outcomes in 10 questions
Choose réussir, accomplir, obtenir, recevoir and résoudre in clear situations. Practise ten questions that separate a goal, an attempt and an achieved result.
ReadingB1
Preuve, indice, fait: read French evidence words in context
Read a short French report and distinguish a clue, proof, a statement and a denial. Keep selon and semble in your summary, then check your reading.
Vocabulary listB1
Bagnole or voiture: casual car vocabulary in French
Bagnole is a familiar word for voiture. Compare the same car in two registers, name visible features and learn why a train carriage is also a voiture.
Picture 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.
ArticleA2
Odeur or parfum? Smells, scents and perfume in French
Describe coffee, flowers and perfume in French. Compare une odeur and un parfum, explore four picture cards and test the meanings in context.
Common mistakesB1
Une caution is not caution: deposits, guarantors and care
In French, une caution is a deposit or a guarantee (rent, bike hire). Caution in English is la prudence. Learn caution, garant, dépôt de garantie and prudence.
FlashcardsB1
French wine-service vocabulary: 24 equipment flashcards
Learn 20 core wine-service objects and four extra accessories in French. Match bottles, opening tools and glassware to short service instructions.
Cheat sheetA2
Temps or climat: French weather words at two different scales
Ask about today’s weather with temps, describe long-term patterns with climat and recognise météo. A compact reference with weather pictures and questions.
PhrasebookA2
Formulaire or formalité: what to say at the registration desk
Ask for a form, check the registration steps and hand in your documents in French. Practise formulaire and formalité with short desk conversations.
Gap-fillA1
French A1 gap-fill: a suitcase for warm and cold days
Nina packs for a sunny trip, then the forecast changes. Fill in clothes and accessory words in this short French story, with a translation.
DialogueA2
Prendre un verre: invite someone for a drink in French
Practise a café invitation with a full French dialogue. Learn boire, prendre un verre and drink choices, then hide your lines and try again.
Verb drillA2
French movement practice: direction, route and destination
Describe walking, crossing and turning in French. Explore a park route, compare vers with jusqu’à and complete eight present-tense movement sentences.
QuizB1
Utile or nécessaire? Eight French questions about what you need
Test utile and nécessaire in eight clear situations: helpful aids, required items, useful information and changing needs. Every answer explains the choice.
ReadingB1
Expérience or expérimentation: three meanings in one French reading
Read about a gardening internship to distinguish acquired experience, a personal experience and an experiment, then compare expérience and expérimentation.
Vocabulary listA1
Jambe or pied: picture vocabulary for legs and feet
Learn la jambe and le pied with pictures, nearby body parts and short examples. Practise right and left, à pied and the phrase le pied de la table.
Picture sceneA1
French bakery vocabulary: explore the counter and order by pointing
Tap the breads and pastries on a French bakery counter, learn what each one is called, then order with je voudrais and ça, s'il vous plaît.
ArticleB1
Croire or penser: saying what you think and who you believe
Compare je crois que and je pense que, then learn je te crois, croire en and penser à through a conversation about a rumour and five questions.
Common mistakesA2
Patron or chef? French job titles English speakers mix up
Read French workplace and kitchen roles correctly: patron, patronne, chef de projet and cheffe d’équipe, plus a sewing-pattern surprise and a quiz.
