Synonymes et Antonymes – Synonyms and Antonyms (French Grammar)
French grammar worksheets teaching students to recognize and use synonyms and antonyms.
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French grammar worksheets teaching students to recognize and use synonyms and antonyms.
A worksheet teaching and practicing the French future tense for regular verbs, using the infinitive plus future-tense endings, paired with vocabulary for building sentences.
Practice conjugating the French verb avoir in the passe compose through a set of mixed activities on one worksheet page.
Bilingual French-literature comprehension resource built around a short excerpt from Le Dernier Jour d'un condamné by Victor Hugo: gives students the French text with an English translation, an author-biography slideshow, and a vocabulary/comprehension worksheet with answer key.
A grammar worksheet for identifying and correcting errors in French sentences using the verb avoir and descriptive adjective agreement.
Practice conjugating a large set of French verbs in the passé composé, one verb per worksheet page.
Provide a French "storylistening" lesson package (teacher guide plus student worksheets) built around a short story, "L'Ascension," for teaching vocabulary, listening comprehension, and past-tense grammar (passe compose vs. imparfait) using the Storylistening/TPRS method.
An AP French worksheet packet supporting an essay unit on the novel Kiffe Kiffe Demain, teaching students to analyze written and visual sources and support claims with textual evidence in French.
Choose French interrogative words that fit the meaning of a question. Twenty-five blanks provide practice with seven question words, and a corrigé supplies the answer for each sentence. Ask students to consider the information a question requests before selecting the word that completes it.
Practice conjugating the French verb boire in the passe compose through a set of mixed activities on one worksheet page.
Practices conjugation of the French verb 'lire' (to read) in the passé composé through a variety of short activities.
Students practice French sentence construction by reordering words, placing adjectives and changing statements into negatives or questions. Later items combine negation with object pronouns, extending the attention required for word order. Model each form before assigning its set, and compare examples where adjective placement changes meaning rather than treating position as a single fixed rule.
Relative pronouns - DONT et OÙ - French printables/worksheets/worksheets-by-subject/ela-worksheets/grammar-worksheets">grammar worksheet Worksheet to practice using French relative pronouns DONT et OÙ. This exercise includes 20 fill in the blank sentences. Answer key provided.
This worksheet provides extra practice in using the comparative and superlative with adjectives in French. This is a one page worksheet with two exercises for a total of twenty fill in the blank sentences, answer key provided. Students must choose between using PLUS QUE - PLUS DE - LE PLUS - LA PLUS - LES PLUS - AUSSI QUE - AUTANT DE -…
In this worksheet you will learn the days of the week. There are 5 exercises (French to English & English to French) which help you identify and practise days of the week. All necessary vocabulary is provided. Suitable for all levels of ability. Answers provided.
Practice French preposition-and-article combinations through sentence choices, matching and rewriting. The activities ask students to consider noun gender, number and initial sound alongside the preposition required by the phrase. Begin with supported recognition tasks before rewriting separated forms, and read the French instructions together so the task directions do not obscure the grammar focus.
A worksheet/quiz for practicing the French passé composé (perfect tense) combined with object pronouns, requiring students to both rewrite sentences in the passé composé and replace the noun phrases in parentheses with the correct pronoun.
A worksheet for practicing French interrogative adjectives (quel, quelle, quels, quelles).
Teach advanced French students to read and compare information about Le système scolaire français (the French school system) presented as graphs and diagrams rather than prose, including comparisons to the UK and US school systems.
A French grammar worksheet where students find and correct errors in sentences involving the verb être and adjective agreement.
This is a set of 2 French quizzes that could also be used as worksheets . Answer keys are included.
Students identify direct and indirect objects in French before replacing them with the appropriate pronouns. Repeated sentences connect the identification step with rewriting, followed by matching and three-option choice tasks. Use the shared examples to discuss le, la, les, lui and leur, including pronoun placement before the auxiliary when a sentence uses a compound tense.
Reading comprehension and vocabulary resource built around an article on poverty and homelessness in France, covering the definition of poverty, who the homeless are, and how poor people are helped.
Help beginner learners recognize, read, write, and correctly order the months of the year in French (Mois de l'Année).