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Grammar & usageVerb drillB1
Pour que and afin que: French purpose-clause practice
Say why you do something with pour que or afin que. Compare subjects, study useful subjunctive forms and complete eight purpose clauses.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillB1
Si + imparfait, conditional: a French hypothesis drill
Build imagined situations with si j’avais and je pourrais. Study the two stems, then complete twelve verb forms in conditions, results and advice.
Words & expressionsVerb 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.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillA1
A1 French follow-up answers: where, when and why
Use Nora’s bookshop introduction to answer where, when and why. Study a short exchange, then complete six beginner replies with the right detail.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillB1
Casual French reductions: restore the full form in 8 short drills
Recognise t’as, t’es and negatives with no ne, then restore their full written forms. Eight drills help you keep the meaning and choose the register.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillA2
A housework rota in French: take turns and swap a week
Agree shared cleaning in French with a rota, a two-week swap and eight gap-fill sentences. Practise s’occuper de, chacun and the words for taking turns.
Culture & registerVerb drillB1
Se grouiller or se dépêcher: hurry-up forms to practise
Practise se grouiller and se dépêcher in the present and imperative. Learn grouille-toi, dépêchez-vous and negative commands with a short form drill.
Grammar & usageVerb drillB2
Dont with quantities: French drill for three of whom and half of which
Combine totals and subgroup facts with dont, numbers and fractions. Eight rewrites help you preserve the group, the proportion and the verb agreement.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French passé composé drill: sequence six actions from a completed day
Turn a six-event daily log into first-person passé composé sentences. Keep the order and practise regular participles alongside pris, fait, lu and écrit.
Words & expressionsVerb 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.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillB1
Use French writing feedback: turn each comment into a revision
Connect four feedback comments with specific French edits, then practise six short revisions for requests, reasons, reference and verb forms.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA1
Nous avons, ils arrivent: practise French pronoun–verb liaison
Build eight subject–verb phrases with nous, vous, ils and elles. Locate the linking z, compare il aime with ils aiment, then check the boundary.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillA2
Ask for a product demonstration in French: question practice
Ask how a desk lamp works, request a demonstration and try a control yourself. Build eight French shop questions with a guided fill-in drill.
Grammar & usageVerb drillA2
French compound-tense negation: put pas after the auxiliary
Practise je n’ai pas compris with avoir, être and object pronouns. Then place jamais, rien, personne and aucune in complete past-tense sentences.
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.
Words & expressionsVerb 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.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillB1
DELF B1 speaking practice: ask for a replacement drawing class
Practise polite requests after a drawing class is cancelled. Explain a Saturday work clash, complete eight useful sentences and ask for a clear next step.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA2
French silent endings drill: group words by the sound you say
Sort French word endings into spoken vowels, nasal vowels and consonants, then write simple sound cues in everyday phrases. Includes 18 practice items.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillB1
Explain a symptom timeline in French: depuis, hier and maintenant
Practise saying when a symptom began, what continues and what has stopped. B1 sentence drills with a consultation timeline and body-part picture cards.
Grammar & usageVerb drillA2
French en practice: replace the noun and keep the quantity
Practise j’en ai deux, j’en veux and j’en parle. A worked reference and twelve gaps help you keep quantities and choose en rather than le, la or les.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillA2
French negative past drill: what happened and what did not
Turn a travel checklist into positive and negative passé composé pairs. Mix avoir and être, place ne…pas around the auxiliary and check participle agreement.
Words & expressionsVerb drillB1
Autoriser or permettre: practise permission and possibility
Compare autoriser quelqu’un à and permettre à quelqu’un de. Practise prepositions, pronouns and the enabling meaning of permettre with clear examples.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillA1
DELF A1 speaking: introduce yourself, then answer a follow-up
Build Adam’s French introduction from five facts. Practise age, home, work and hobbies with a sentence drill and short follow-up questions.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA2
Je te le donne: keeping track of short words in spoken French
Restore the small words in compact French phrases such as j’te parle. Practise who does what to whom while keeping standard French spelling.
Everyday FrenchVerb drillC1
Conditional concessions in French: à condition que and si
Practise French concessions with à condition que, pour autant que and si. Complete eight forms, then check what a negotiation offer actually includes.
Grammar & usageVerb drillB2
C’est moi qui ai: practise French pronoun agreement
Practise moi qui ai, toi qui as and nous qui avons. A reference table and two drills separate the stressed pronoun from the verb agreement.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillB1
Infinitive or subjunctive? Follow the subjects in French
Compare je souhaite venir with je souhaite que tu viennes. Practise six infinitive frames and six clauses while keeping de where it belongs.
Words & expressionsVerb drillB1
Éviter or empêcher? Practise “avoid doing” and “stop someone doing”
Build French sentences with éviter de and empêcher quelqu’un de. Study the patterns, then complete ten gaps about repetition, interruptions and checking sources.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillA2
A2 French speaking drill: who prepares the text and pictures?
Complete eight French lines to divide a presentation, ask politely and confirm a Tuesday deadline. Practise task verbs and object pronouns in context.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA2
Keep the consonant after a French nasal vowel: chante, lampe, peinte
Practise endings that keep a nasal vowel: grand/grande, blanc/blanche and peint/peinte. Build the feminine forms and check which consonant becomes audible.
Grammar & usageVerb drillA2
French ownership drill: answer whose object it is with être à
Answer À qui est ce sac ? with être à and stressed pronouns. Practise à moi, à elle, à eux and shared ownership while matching singular and plural objects.
Verbs & tensesVerb drillB2
Comme si: French imparfait or plus-que-parfait drill
Complete twelve imagined comparisons with comme si. Use the timeline to choose an ongoing imagined state or an event imagined as already completed.
Words & expressionsVerb drillA1
Marcher and courir: walking, running and present-tense practice
Practise marcher and courir in the present tense. Learn route phrases, aller à pied and marcher meaning “work”, then complete forms and short sentences.
DELF, DALF & examsVerb drillA1
DELF A1 timetable practice: days, times and a closed centre
Read a weekly French course timetable and a one-day closure notice. Complete eight short answers about subjects, rooms and start and finish times.
Pronunciation & listeningVerb drillA2
French g, ge and gu: a spelling and pronunciation drill
See why garder has /g/, mangeons has /ʒ/ and guitare keeps /g/. Study the spelling map, then complete eight short French sentences.
Grammar & usageVerb drillB1
French active and passive voice: eight transformations to try
Change French active sentences into the passive while keeping the same tense and actor. Study three models, then practise être and participle agreement.