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Verb drills

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Grammar & usageVerb drillA2

French noun plurals: practise the whole phrase

Turn singular French phrases into plurals, from tables and sofas to journals and eyes. Check articles, noun endings, adjectives and verbs together.

DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillA1
DELF A1 form practice: nom, prénom and contact details
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillB1
French self-corrections: keep the final day, number or meaning
Everyday FrenchVerb drillA1
French opening hours exercise: say when a shop opens and closes

Verbs & tensesVerb drillA1

Avoir present tense drill: six forms, j’ai and je suis

Practise all six present forms of avoir, then use age, hunger, thirst and fear expressions and choose between j’ai and je suis in context.

Words & expressionsVerb drillA2

Vérifier or corriger? Practise checking and correcting in French

Choose vérifier or corriger and complete present-tense sentences. Compare checking a detail, fixing an error and a teacher marking exercises.

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.
Reading & writingVerb drillC1
Make dense French sentences clearer: eight editing drills
Unpack a dense French sentence, then practise eight focused edits. Restore verbs and clear references while preserving conditions, exceptions and verb tense.
Grammar & usageVerb drillB1
Donne-le-moi: practise French commands with pronouns
Switch between donne-le-moi and ne me le donne pas. Practise hyphens, moi/toi, lui/leur and the special forms in vas-y and donne-m’en.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French futur simple formation: 18 answers to practise
Build the French simple future from the infinitive and six endings. Practise parler, finir, vendre and prendre in an 18-answer drill with corrections.
Words & expressionsVerb drillB1
Inclure or intégrer: include a detail, join a team
Compare inclure and intégrer in training, documents and teams. Study the present forms, then practise the endings and the different sentence patterns.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillA1
DELF A1 routine practice: weekdays and a different Saturday
Practise a short French routine, then complete first-person answers about work hours, lunch and a Saturday visit to your sister’s home.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA1
French plural s: write livres, say /livʁ/
Why livre and livres sound alike: compare whole phrases, keep written agreement and practise eight plural forms with picture cards and a short drill.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillA2
Running late for an appointment in French: a call and sentence drill
Practise a French call about arriving late, then complete eight useful phrases. Give the booked time, estimate your arrival and ask reception what to do.
Culture & registerVerb drillB1
From bagnole to voiture: practise neutral French word choices
Turn familiar French nouns into neutral wording. Practise bagnole, bouquin, fric and flic while keeping the same people, objects and details.
Reading & writingVerb drillA2
French sentence-combining drill: join message updates with et
Merge pairs of short French updates with et, remove a repeated subject when it is shared and keep both actions, people and time details.
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.
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.
Words & expressionsVerb drillA1
French numbers 0–69: write the number you need
Practise French numbers from zero to sixty-nine in real situations: prices, door numbers, ages and scores. Type each number in words and check your spelling.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillB1
French writing check: complete the task and correct the language
Separate a missing request from a wrong verb form, compare two French replies and repair six sentences in a rescheduling email.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA2
Petit or petite: which adjective endings can you hear?
Compare petit/petite, bon/bonne and joli/jolie, then complete eight descriptions. See when gender changes the sound and when grammar supplies the answer.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillA2
Leave luggage after checkout in French: requests and pronoun practice
Ask reception to keep your bags until collection, understand the storage ticket, then practise le, la and les in six short French sentences.
Culture & registerVerb drillB2
Partial disagreement in French: sur ce point, en partie and dans ce cas
Turn eight sweeping rebuttals into precise partial disagreements. State what you accept, then limit one point, part of an explanation or particular case.
Reading & writingVerb drillA2
A French writing revision log you can use again
Turn one corrected French sentence into a useful log entry: meaning, checked version, reason and a fresh prompt. Try six short retrieval drills.
Grammar & usageVerb drillB1
Before shortening a French time clause, check who acts
Keep the same actors when rewriting avant que and après que clauses. Compare timelines, practise six verb forms and test three meaning-preserving rewrites.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
Venir and tenir in the present: conjugation drill
Practise venir and tenir with a complete present-tense table and 20 drill answers. Check viens, venons, viennent and distinguish origin from recent past.
Words & expressionsVerb drillB1
Fort or puissant: practise strong, loud and powerful in French
Practise fort, forte, fortes and puissant with sound, skill and power examples. A short transformation drill shows when fort changes and when it stays fixed.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillC1
C1 French handover email: practise precise requests and status updates
Write a clear French volunteer handover. Study a complete email, then practise ten forms that distinguish finished work, open duties and polite requests.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA2
Follow French instructions: what do you do first?
Practise French instructions with d’abord, puis, avant de and si. Sort the actions, keep conditions attached and check the order in a short drill.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillA2
French restaurant quantities: count, order and correct
Practise French restaurant quantities with a three-person order, pictures and ten gaps. Keep the number, serving and customer together.
Culture & registerVerb drillB1
Piger or comprendre: practise “I get it” in French
Compare familiar piger with comprendre, study their present-tense forms and complete eight drills. Learn when comprendre means “include” instead.
Reading & writingVerb drillC1
Condense French source sentences: keep the maximum and the exception
Shorten French lending rules while retaining who can borrow, how many items, the excluded category and the deadline. Includes five controlled rewriting drills.
Grammar & usageVerb drillA1
French adjective agreement: practise the four forms
Make French adjectives agree with their nouns. Compare petit, petite, petits and petites, learn frequent irregulars and try eight checked descriptions.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French verb practice: move from forms to useful sentences
Practise préparer, prendre and aller across present, completed past and near future. Fifteen sentence gaps test subjects, auxiliaries and infinitives.
Words & expressionsVerb drillB1
Interdire or empêcher: forbid an action or stop it happening
Use interdire à quelqu’un de and empêcher quelqu’un de correctly. Compare a rule with an obstacle, then practise the sentence patterns and present forms.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillB2
B2 French reading drill: what does a club survey actually show?
Read a French club questionnaire report and complete an accurate summary. Keep 30 respondents, 80 members and the two separate questions distinct.