34 phrases in French - make the adjective agree with the noun. Covers common patterns of irregular adjectives. Vocabulary used: actif, ancien, bon, breton, canadien, compréhensif, curieux, délicieux, ennuyeux, étranger, général, généreux, génial, heureux, imaginatif, impulsif, intellectuel, intuitif, italien, libéral, malheureux, mignon, musicien, naïf, naturel, nerveux, original, paresseux, ponctuel, religieux, sérieux, spirituel, sportif, superstitieux.

37 sentences, fill in the blank; can be used with any simple tense. Includes the French verbs devenir, revenir, tenir, obtenir. Second version included with the same 37 sentences split into 2 separate worksheets.

Worksheet has 20 sentences in the present tense. Students are to rewrite the sentences in the passé composé and make sure that the past participle agrees with the subject.

This game uses pictures for 15 items: table, chair, plate, knife, fork, spoon, glass, cup, saucer, bowl, tablecloth, napkin, placemat, salt, pepper. Students must identify the pictures (use in sentences to make it more challenging) as they advance along the snail path. Just pictures are given, so it is easy to adapt for each textbook. Second version does not include placemat.

Worksheet has 19 questions in French to be answered negatively. Choose from aucun, jamais, ni ni, personne, plus and rien.

Worksheet has 26 fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of RE verbs in French. Also includes same worksheet that has been split into 2 worksheets of 13 sentences each for lower level classes.

Part 1 has 20 sentences in French (Il fait une ordonnance.) and students must identify the profession (un pharmacien). Part 2 gives a place of employment (dans un tribunal) and students must identify the profession (un juge).

Worksheet has 17 pairs of sentences. Students combine them, putting the adjectives in the correct position. Each pair has 1 adjective that goes before and 1 adjective that goes after the noun. Second version uses vocabulary that corresponds to Bien Dit 1.

Part 1: rewrite the sentence choosing between y and en (15 sentences). Part 2: answer the question choosing between y and en (9 questions).

Crossword puzzle has 35 clues giving an infinitive and a subject. Students are to conjugate the verb in the passé composé. Includes all verb groups: regular, irregular past participles, Vandertramps and reflexives. 5 versions are included, each one with 35 clues, but not necessarily the same clues. Use a different puzzle every day to review conjugation. Perfect drill work since the number of letters has to match the boxes!

Worksheet has 26 sentences; students are to fill in the blanks with the correct part of the body. More than 1 answer is possible for many of the sentences.

Worksheet has 31 fill in the blank sentences. Choose between the French relative pronouns ce qui and ce que.

Worksheet with 32 fill in the blank sentences, using all French relative pronouns.

Worksheet uses clothing vocabulary. 8 sentences, rewrite, adding the correct form of each of the adjectives, for a total of 24 sentences written. Second version has exact same set up, but with objects instead of clothing. Vocabulary in second version corresponds to Bien Bit 1.

Worksheet has 12 fill in the blank sentences. 8 rewrite in the singular. 8 rewrite in the plural.

Crossword puzzle has 35 clues; each one gives an infinitive and a subject. Students conjugate all verbs in the imperfect tense. Includes verbs whose present tense is regular and irregular. 5 versions included.

Worksheet has 24 fill in the blank sentences with the present tense of the French verbs dire, lire and ecrire.

Fill in the blank worksheet with 20 sentences, all with present tense of prendre; vocabulary is transportation. Also includes the same 20 sentences split into 2 worksheets for lower level classes.

Worksheet with 17 sentences in French; change from present tense to present progressive using the expression être en train de.

1 page. Uses quel, lequel, auquel, duquel. 5 sentences use both an adjective and a pronoun. 5 sentences use à or de plus the interrogative pronoun.