This structured speaking activity encourages learners to construct questions and then ask and answer these questions in the Perfect Tense. It can be done as a small group activity or as a pair-work activity and would work well with GCSE students and Higher Elementary / Intermediate level learners. It also includes suggested answers.

This tutor-led listening activity focuses on the agreement and positioning of adjectives to describe towns and the countryside. It includes a Conti-style Tick or Cross listening activity and then a Ville ou Village listening activity followed by an agreement and positioning activity and finally a written gap fill exercise. It includes tutor notes and answers and would be an ideal classroom activity for GCSE / KS3 and Elementary / lower Intermediate learners.

This activity focuses on the Perfect Tense and is perfect for a tutor-led listening activity (or it can be used as a reading activity) in the context of the autumn break. It includes a Missing Letters activity, True or False activity and a tense and expression finder. It is ideal to be used in a classroom setting or as a homework / revision piece. It includes tutor notes and answers.

This listening activity comes with an authentic audio recording and focuses on the use of reflexive verbs with the Near Future in the context of ‘le week-end d’Elisabeth’. It includes a short tutor-led listening activity followed by a longer 4-part listening activity as well as a Conti-style Oral Ping Pong. It is 8 pages and includes tutor notes and answers. It would work well in a classroom setting for GCSE, upper KS3 and Elementary / lower Intermediate adult learners.

This Near Future French Booklet aimed at GCSE / KS3 / Elementary & Intermediate adult learners contains 14-pages of Conti-style activities including a Mosaic translation, Gap Fill activity, 2-part Oral Drill, 2 x Pyramid Translations, a reading comprehension activity and a longer passage including gap fill. The booklet includes tutor notes and answers and would be perfect to use in a class setting or as a homework / revision tool.

Christmas themed activities which can be used for all levels from beginners to improvers & advanced learners - from KS3,4 and A level learners 24 pages of worksheets for higher beginners, including listening exercise oral ping pong pyramid translation with tutor notes and answers A powerpoint activity on a Christmas theme aimed at all levels of learners to encourage conversation A Powerpoint again on a Christmas theme aimed at encouraging advanced learners to conjugate verbs in different tenses

This editable 13 page booklet comprises 10 activities including 3 listening activities with audio recorded by a native French speaker, 4 reading activities and 3 speaking activities all around the theme of “La Fête de la musique”. This would be perfect for the theme of celebrations and festivals for GCSE . There are also lots of opportunities to practise ‘chunks’ of language and simple structures including the present tense with depuis, the perfect tense (je suis allé) and the simple future (il y aura / j’irai). Many of the activities are inspired by Conti so encourage lots and lots of repetition. The answers are included and the link to the audio file can be found in the Tutor Notes on page 8 .

As a great twist on the more traditional sentence scramble / mix-up, this Conti inspired activity enhances challenge by encouraging the learners to listen to the components of sentences using reflexive verbs in the perfect tense and to put them in order just through listening. The activity includes tutor notes and ideas of follow up activities too.

A Conti inspired Mosaic Translation to help pupils practise the Second Conditional structure. The resource also ideas for follow-up / extension activities to help embed the structures.

This Conti inspired Pyramid translation is a great way to get pupils talking about the weather. it is set up as a trio activity including two speakers and a referee - notes on how to use the activity are included. The translation includes an English and French version.

Great for GCSE / KS3/4 / Adult French learners Inspired by Conti, this ‘staircase’ translation is a simple activity to encourage pupils to build longer sentences using the first and third person forms of ‘aimer’ + the infinitive to describe hobbies. Can be used as a homework or cover activity Includes a hint sheet on how to use the activity in class for more extension activities

This editable 25-page booklet includes 19 different activities to help students revise the theme of holidays in French. It focuses first of all on the Present, Perfect and Simple Future tenses before moving on to add the Imperfect and Conditional tenses also. It includes a range of reading activities, grammar exercises and translation work - many of the activities are inspired by Conti so encourage lots of repetition and practise of chunks of language and key structures. Suitable for KS3/4 / Adult Learners

A nice vocab review activity, followed by a true/false/not mentioned reading activity, that could be done as a starter activity or as a homework activity. It is aimed at A Level and other advanced level students. This has been recently updated. You may also be interested in the extended version of this activity which includes an audio recording of the text plus a PowerPoint that you can use in class - see the link below: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12645197]

A gap fill reading activity based on the topic, 'Pourquoi voter?, aimed at A Level and other advanced level students. Answers included.

Two passages for tutors to read out to learners who must listen for the differences. One L2 to L2 passage and then a more challenging L1 to L2 passage. Both passages are based on what the speaker did yesterday and include lots of examples of the Perfect Tense with avoir. Answers included.

A tutor-led listening activity to review telephone numbers and the alphabet in French in the context of hotel reservations.

This Fast & Furious drill-style activity is inspired by Conti to encourage learners to practise and repeat structures in the Perfect Tense using irregular verbs with avoir. It can be done as a written activity but is also works brilliantly as an oral activity to really encourage automaticity. Extend the activity by then adding negative forms too!

This activity is a tutor-led listening activity inspired by Conti’s ‘Missing Words, No Gaps’ activity to review the Near Future tense through a passage about weekend plans. It comes with tutor notes on how to use the activity with suggested follow-up work and answers.

A bundle to review speaking and writing in the future in French focusing on the Present, Near Future and the Simple Future Tenses. The bundle includes a 41-slide PowerPoint presentation with an accompanying 10-page work booklet (all the answers are on the PowerPoint, a Mosaic translation based on the First Conditional and a Battleships activity based on the First Conditional. This resource would be perfect to review the Future tenses for GCSE and even first year A Level students.

A bundle of resources to review the subjunctive in French including a 34-slide PowerPoint presentation with an accompanying 8-page work booklet (all answers on the PowerPoint) and a battleships activity focusing on ‘subjunctive or not’. This bundle would be perfect for reviewing the subjunctive with Advanced level students. For more Advanced level resources (also with audio recordings)