A set of communicative oral translation drills to practise French adjectives with bilingual word lists

A set of six narrow reading texts and relative tasks on the theme of pollution. This resource would be used at the beginning of an instructional sequence on talking about issues in one’s town/region. Lots of recycling of the same key patterns. Ideal for homework, cover work but can also be used for consolidation, as a pre-listening activity or before engaging the students in a basic writing task

Two sheets of activities practising the use of relatives, apres + past infinitive + imperfect vs perfect tense, irregular adjectives and other structures in the context of holidays. The first in a series of worksheets aiming to recycle key structures over and over again across a wide range of topics and linguistic contexts

- A sentence builder - A set of narrow reading texts + activities - Three gapped texts with options - An Oral Ping-Pong translation - Oral pairwork communicative drills - An oral translation boardgame with answer key - A consolidation activity

A highly scaffolded reading-to-write sequence on hobbies starting with narrow reading and ending up with a writing task

Vocab consolidation worksheet on town

A vocabulary builder on fruits and vegetables. Quite comprehensive.

A vocab builder to drill in some useful phrases for essay writing at A-level. Quite challenging.

A reading comp on a fairly analysis of the main characters of the movie adapted from an online source.

A wide range of fun and challenging activities from a book I co-authored.

A wide range of fun and challenging activities from a book I co-authored.

The first part of a series of passages for English to French translation designed to practise structures students have often issues with at this level. (thanks to my student Shaneel Shah for the amendments to the original version).

A booklet with an exhaustive list of connectives (with translation) and 14 pages of activities practising them. The booklet is meant for A level students or highy proficient GCSE students. It comprises the following groups of connectives: introduction, progression, conclusion, manner, purpose, concession, contrast/restriction, etc. Each section deals with one of the above groups. The final section includes a vast array of exercises reviewing content from all of the sections.

Vocab builder on HEALTH

A sentence builder to use as a Listening-as-modelling activity