In this fun activity sheet (downloadable in PDF format) your students will have to choose the right word from the list and write them down. The theme here is: Insects (les insectes). You will find the following animals: un bourdon - une coccinelle - une guêpe - une libellule - un moustique - un papillon – une punaise - une sauterelle This exercise is well suited for children of level CP-CE1 (Year 2, year 3) or for adults (i. e. level A1.1 minimum).

In this exercise, you will have to conjugate 30 sentences (2 pages) in each of these tenses: imparfait, passé composé, présent, futur proche et futur simple. This task was requested by one of the learners in my French course (near Paris) . The aim is to better understand the use of these different tenses, and also to know when to use the passé composé and the imparfait (the teacher will have to provide explanations on this subject which is often difficult for learners). The verbs used here are: prendre, partir, avoir, savoir, voir, pouvoir. This work is adapted to learners from the FFL A2 level. It can also be used with schoolchildren, to revise or perfect the conjugation. A detailed answer key is included. The document can be downloaded in PDF and DOCX format.

Here is a French exercise on emotions and feelings, containing 2 worksheets (PDF) with a total of 20 sentences. You will have to complete each beginning of a sentence with the corresponding correct ending, among the proposed choice. Example: ‘‘Je suis content parce que le soleil brille’’. These two exercises are very interesting to enrich the vocabulary related to emotions and feelings. You will find the following words and expressions: heureux, triste, déçu, seul, déboussolé, contrarié, content, inquiet… (1st worksheet) ; épuisé, coupable, méfiant, concentré, en colère, déprimé, nostalgique (2nd worksheet). This printable is adapted to French levels A2-B1 (CE2-CM1). The document can be downloaded in PDF format. An answer key is included. French version: Voici un exercice de français sur les émotions et sentiments, contenant deux feuilles (PDF) avec un total 20 phrases. Vous devrez compléter chaque début de phrase avec la bonne fin correspondante, parmi le choix proposé. Exemple : ‘Je suis heureux car… le soleil brille aujourd’hui‘ Ces deux exercices sont très intéressants pour enrichir le vocabulaire tenant aux émotions et sentiments. Vous trouverez ainsi les mots et expressions suivants : heureux, triste, déçu, seul, déboussolé, contrarié, content, inquiet… (1ère feuille) ; épuisé, coupable, méfiant, concentré, en colère, déprimé, nostalgique… (2ème feuille) Ce travail est adapté aux niveaux de français A2-B1 (CE2-CM1). Le document est téléchargeable au format PDF. Un corrigé est inclus.

Cet exercice de grammaire comporte 10 images, avec 3 choix de prépositions de lieu à chaque fois. Il faut choisir la bonne préposition, et ensuite former une phrase décrivant l’image Ce travail est adapté aux apprenants de niveau A1, ainsi qu’aux élèves de niveau CP et CE1. Il est disponible en écriture cursive et scripte, et téléchargeable en PDF et DOCX (4 fichiers au total) English version below: This grammar exercise has 10 pictures, with 3 choices of prepositions of place each time. You have to choose the right preposition, and then form a sentence describing the picture. This work is suitable for A1 level learners, as well as for CP and CE1 level students. It is available in both cursive and scribal writing, and can be downloaded in PDF and DOCX (4 files).

In these FFL worksheets (2 pages), you will find a text entitled “French culture: truth or prejudice?” for adults learners, level A2/B1. The text deals with the way of life of the French people, and addresses the prejudices that stick to them. The following questions are raised: Do the French like snails and frog legs? Do they really always eat cheese? Are they lazy? After this text, you will find five written comprehension questions, quite simple. Then comes a vocabulary exercise in MCQ: you will have to find the definition of the words hautain, rude, fainéant, démodé, viennoiserie and patrimoine. Finally, you will find a written expression subject: How do you find life in France? If you have never been there, how do you imagine it? This work is adapted to A2 level but can be used with B1 level learners to consolidate their knowledge of the French language. An answer key is included. The document can be downloaded in PDF and editable DOCX.

Do you want to improve your French skills? This book will help you do this: you will find around 50 exercises, with detailed answers. The advantages of this book: The exercises are written by a experienced teacher in French as a foreign language (FLE), who got Master’s degrees from French universities (University Sorbonne Paris I, Paris II and Paris V - 2010, 2011 and 2012); The activities are numerous: grammar, conjugation, written comprehension, writing notices, letters, recommendations, maps (geography of Europe and France), crosswords, monument study, dialogues, choosing a telephone package, weather forecast, studying road safety instructions, replying to a job offer, writing a complaint letter related to a defective product…; We study everyday spoken French, with common and familiar words used by people on a daily basis (the author has been living in France since childhood, so he knows what he’s talking about!); The exercises are practical, adapted to daily life; A lot of them are corrected in detail; You will also be able to correct sentences containing mistakes made by learners, in order to help you avoid common errors; You will find the answers right after the exercises: no need to go to the end of the book! (but you will still have to turn the page!). This workbook is intended for beginners and intermediates who already have a basic knowledge of French (level A2 and B1, or even B2 wishing to deepen their knowledge of the French language).

This document contains a short text about life before (in the past), with exercises consisting of 5 reading comprehension questions followed by 5 written expression questions. Here is the text: “Comment les Français vivaient autrefois ? D’abord, il y avait plus d’agriculteurs. Ils étaient 4 000 000 (quatre millions) en 1963. Aujourd’hui, ils ne sont que 900 000 (neuf cent mille) environ. La vie d’avant était plus difficile : le lave-linge et le lave-vaisselle n’existaient pas. Les tâches ménagères étaient donc plus longues et fatigantes ! Peu de gens avaient une voiture. C’était donc moins pratique pour se déplacer. Mais il y avait des avantages : la vie était plus saine. Il y avait généralement moins de pollution et les fruits et légumes étaient naturels car il n’y avait pas de produits chimiques. Les gens étaient en meilleure forme : ils faisaient plus d’activité physique car beaucoup travaillaient en plein air ! Aujourd’hui, les gens bougent moins et cela entraîne des problèmes de santé. Eh oui ! Chaque période a ses avantages et ses inconvénients !” This activity is intended for learners at levels A2 and B1. It can also be used with B2s to improve written expression. An answer key is attached to the document (for comprehension questions). The document is available in PDF and DOCX

Dans cet exercice pratique de FLE A1-A2 (1p. A4), il faudra restituer des informations à partir d’une carte de visite. Ici, c’est la carte de visite d’un électricien-dépanneur. Le document est téléchargeable en PDF et DOCX. Vous trouverez 10 questions : certaines sont des QCM, d’autres sont de la restitution d’informations. Enfin, un encart propose 3 activités possibles. Ce travail est destiné aux apprenants de niveau A1 et A2. Il peut être donné aussi à des écoliers (CE1, CE2 voire CM1). Vous pouvez l’adapter à votre façon, en téléchargeant le fichier Word proposé (DOCX). Vous pouvez aussi télécharger l’exercice directement en PDF. Vous trouverez 2 versions : 1 originale et 1 allégée English version below: In this worksheet for FFL A1-A2 (1 page), you have to give information from a business card. Here, it is the business card of an electrician. The document can be downloaded in PDF and DOCX. You will find 10 questions: some are MCQ, others are information restitution. Finally, an insert proposes 3 possible activities. This work is intended for A1 and A2 level learners. It can also be given to schoolchildren (2nd, 3rd, 4th grade). You can adapt it to your needs by downloading the Word file (DOCX). You can also download the worksheet directly in PDF. You will find 2 versions: 1 original and 1 light

Here is a one-page worksheet with 4 small exercises on the theme of months and seasons (100 % in French). In the first exercise, you will have to number the 12 months of the year in chronological order. In the second exercise, you will have to write in order the twelve months of the year. In the third exercise, you will have to link each picture to the corresponding season and circle your favorite season. Finally, in the last exercise, you will have to answer the following questions: What month were you born? What month is it? What is your favorite season? In general, what do you do in the summer and in the winter? This worksheet is suitable for adults and children (French A1.1, A1, 1st grade and 2nd grade), and is a good introduction to learning to write the months and seasons. This document can be downloaded in PDF & DOCX format.

Voici un texte sur le thème de l’alcool, avec 17 verbes à conjuguer au présent, passé composé et imparfait. Ce texte parle des risques associés à la consommation, même légère, d’alcool. Une étude en 2020 a montré que la consommation légère à modérée d’alcool avait engendré près de 23 000 cas de cancer en 2017. Cet exercice est utile pour un public FLE B1-B2, afin de : Perfectionner la conjugaison Aborder des sujets sensibles (alcool, addictions…) Téléchargeable en PDF et DOCX. Corrigé inclus.

Voici une feuille d’exercice au format PDF sur le thème des insectes et petites bêtes. Elle est focalisée sur la lecture et l’écriture, et est à destination des niveaux CP, CE1, ainsi que FLE A1.1 et A1. 12 insectes et petites bêtes : papillon, coccinelle, guêpe, blatte (cafard), abeille, moustique, chenille, mouche, fourmi, libellule, araignée, sauterelle Écriture scripte et cursive 5 mots proposés à chaque fois L’enfant / apprenant devra lire les mots et entourer celui qui convient Nous avons utilisé plusieurs polices d’écriture pour familiariser l’élève aux différentes graphies 1 espace en dessous de chaque image, pour écrire le bon mot English version below: Here is a PDF exercise sheet on the theme of insects and small animals. It is focused on reading and writing, and is intended for 1st grade, 2nd grade, and FFL A1.1 and A1 levels. 12 insects and small animals: butterfly, ladybug, wasp, cockroach, bee, mosquito, caterpillar, fly, ant, dragonfly, spider, grasshopper Handwriting and script 5 words proposed each time The child/learner will have to read the words and circle the appropriate one We have used several fonts to familiarize the student with the different spellings 1 space below each image, to write the right word

This French worksheet is about road safety. You will learn about 10 things you need to know to drive safely: speed, car condition, sobriety, helmet, pedestrians, fatigue, priorities, seatbelts, short trips, telephone (vitesse, état des voitures, sobriété, casque, piétons, fatigue, priorités, ceinture, trajets courts, téléphone) You will find a first exercise of the multiple choice quiz (10 questions) and a second exercise of written expression with the following topic: “Are you a good driver? How do you drive?” An answer sheet is attached to this activity. This activity is suitable for adult French learners at level A2 (Pre-Intermediate). It is also suitable for level B1 (Intermediate). We hope you will enjoy this worksheet! Feel free to look at our website “Exercices à imprimer” (lots of free exercises) and our Author page on Amazon (more than 15 books on various topics). FRENCH VERSION: Cette feuille d’exercices porte sur la sécurité routière. Vous pourrez en apprendre davantage sur 10 éléments à connaître pour rouler en toute sécurité : vitesse, état des voitures, sobriété, casque, piétons, fatigue, priorités, ceinture, trajets courts, téléphone. Vous trouverez un premier exercice type QCM (10 questions) et un second exercice d’expression écrite avec le sujet suivant : “Êtes-vous un bon conducteur ? Comment roulez-vous ?” Un corrigé est joint à cette activité. Cette activité est réservée aux apprenants adultes de niveau A2 (Pré-intermédiaire / Faux-débutant). Il convient aussi au niveau B1 (Intermédiaire).

This 7-page worksheet will help your students** avoid common mistakes** made when learning French. Details ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… This document is a modifiable DOCX, and you can find the same document in PDF format. On the 1st page, you’ll find a lesson on 5 specific mistakes often made by French learners : (1) Not leaving a space between the last word and the following punctuation marks, (2) capital letters where there shouldn’t be, (3) mispelling “etc.”, (4) the “accent circonflexe”, (5) the difference between « c’est chaud » and « il fait chaud ». On pages 2, 3 and 4, you will find 41 sentences written in French, with at least one mistake in each. These were real mistakes made by some of my students. Your students will have to correct each sentence by writing the correct form below. On pages 5, 6 and 7, you will find the answers for these 41 sentences, with some more information given here and there. If you’re interested… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… We hope you will enjoy this worksheet! Check our website Exercices à imprimer and our Author page on Amazon. Thank you!

This easy, no-prep activity will help your students express themselves in French and speak about their taste, what they like, etc. The preliminary activity deals with 6 verbs that needto be conjugated (adorer, aimer (bien), apprécier, ne pas aimer, détester, haïr). Then, a writing exercise will ask student to explain what they like or dislike. They have examples of activities and need to write a short text below the instructions. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A two-page printable and modifiable worksheet (DOCX) and its PDF equivalent. A complete answer sheet, with 10 examples of sentences for the writing exercise.

This activity addresses the subject of housing. You can read a fictive message posted on an Internet forum. A person lives in a large and beautiful house, but has a problem: her work is far away, and she is thinking about moving. She would like to get some advice. This work allows you to use the vocabulary of housing and everyday life. The students will have to read a text and understand its meaning, and then develop a reflection based on it. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A two-page printable and modifiable worksheet (DOCX) with 4 exercises (including a writing exercise) + its PDF equivalent. A complete answer sheet Details: First, there is a text with 12 blank spaces to fill in, from the list of words provided. Then, you have to find the meaning of 8 words, from the choices provided. The words are: souci, banlieue, chic, s’accumuler, galérer, spacieux, apprécier, internaute. Then comes an comprehension exercise, with 6 questions about the text (“true or false”). Finally, two questions of expression: (1) what would you advise the person to do? (2) Describe your accommodation. We hope you will enjoy this worksheet!

This illustrated activity will help students learn vocabulary related to daily routine and free time. They will have to read a text and understand its meaning, and then develop a reflection based on it. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A two-page printable and modifiable worksheet (DOCX + its PDF equivalent) with 4 exercises (including a writing exercise) A complete answer sheet Details: In the first exercise, Thierry explains his daily routine. You must fill in 12 empty spaces from the words in the list. In the second exercise, several French words are mentioned (from the text: work, society, concentrated, generally, attempt, banal, license…), and the meaning must be found from the proposed choice. In the third exercise, the student will be asked to answer questions about the text. Finally, in the fourth exercise, the learner will have to write on two topics: (1) is Thierry’s routine boring? and (2) what do you like to do in your spare time? We hope you will find this activity useful :)

Interrogative pronouns, primarily used for asking questions, are very important in French. In this worksheet, you will find 22 sentences where the students need to find the appropriate interrogative pronoun (qui, que, où, comment, quoi, quand, combien, à qui) for each gap. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A one-page illustrated, printable and modifiable DOCX, and a printable PDF A complete answer sheet

Ce document de 3 pages A4 comporte un texte sur les règles de savoir-vivre en France ainsi que deux exercices (compréhension écrite et expression orale/écrite). Le texte parle de l’étiquette en France, en expliquant les bonnes manières et les habitudes à adopter pour être bien vu en société. Il met l’accent sur : l’importance de la courtoisie et des formules de politesse, la distance dans la communication avec les inconnus, les coutumes à table , les codes vestimentaires et comportements à adopter, les règles explicites et tacites pour facilite l’intégration sociale. Le texte souligne aussi qu’il faut éviter les comportements impolis ou agressifs, comme parler fort en public, jeter des déchets dans la rue ou fumer dans les endroits publics. L’exercice de compréhension comporte 7 questions, tandis que l’exercice d’expression comporte les deux sujets suivants : Dans votre pays, y a-t-il des règles de savoir-vivre similaires ou différentes de celles en France ? Donnez des exemples. Quelles sont les choses qui vous ont surpris après votre arrivée en France ? L’exercice est adapté aux apprenants adultes de niveau FLE A2, B1 voire B2. Il nécessite d’être pédagogue pour bien expliquer les règles de société en France. Un corrigé est inclus. Le document est téléchargeable au format PDF et DOCX. ENGLISH VERSION: This 3-pages document includes a text on the rules of etiquette in France and two exercises (reading comprehension and oral/written expression). The text talks about etiquette in France, explaining the good manners and habits to adopt in order to be well seen in society. It emphasizes : the importance of courtesy and politeness the distance in communication with strangers, customs at the table, dress codes and behavior, explicit and tacit rules to facilitate social integration. The text also emphasizes the need to avoid impolite or aggressive behavior, such as speaking loudly in public, throwing garbage in the street or smoking in public places. The comprehension exercise has 7 questions, while the expression exercise has the following two topics: In your country, are there rules of etiquette that are similar or different from those in France? Give examples. What are the things that surprised you after your arrival in France? The exercise is adapted to adult learners at the FFL A2, B1 or B2 level. It requires pedagogy to explain the rules of society in France. An answer key is included. The document can be downloaded in PDF and DOCX format.

In this fun activity sheet (downloadable in PDF and DOCX format) your students will have to choose the right word from the list and write them down. The theme here is: the face (Le visage). You will find the following words: la bouche, les lèvres, la langue, les dents, le visage, les cheveux, l’oreille, le nez, l’œil, le menton, le sourcil, le cou, les cils, la joue, le front, la barbe, la moustache, la fossette, les rides, les taches de rousseur. This exercise is well suited for children of level CP-CE1 (Year 2, year 3) or for adults (i. e. level A1.1 minimum).

This activity (all in French) is about weather and capital cities. You will find a lesson and 4 various exercises (on 4 pages in total). There are a crossword puzzle and many illustrations to make the learning more appealing. What’s Included ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… A four-page illustrated, printable and modifiable worksheet (DOCX) with 4 exercises (including a writing exercise and a crossword puzzle). Its PDF equivalent A two-page answer sheet. Details ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… First, you will find a lesson page, with a lot of vocabulary related to the weather, as well as expressions (examples: un temps de chien, il pleut des cordes, il fait moche…), In the first exercise, students will have to fill in a wind rose, with the directions to indicate (nord, sud, est, ouest, nord-est, etc.), In the second exercise, you will have to read a weather report from 20 cities around the world, and answer 10 questions (true or false), In the third exercise, a crossword puzzle must be filled in by finding the names of countries corresponding to capitals. Example: Nairobi is the capital of KENYA, Finally, in the last exercise, students will have to write a weather report in French, based on a map that is given. Students will be able to use the lesson to write their text. If you’re interested… ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… We hope you will enjoy this worksheet! Feel free to look at our exercise book in French (140 pages) and our Author page on Amazon (more than ten books on various topics). Thank you!