French: Dormir Present Tense Worksheet
A short worksheet for practicing present-tense conjugation of the French verb dormir.
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A short worksheet for practicing present-tense conjugation of the French verb dormir.
French-language worksheet packet for practicing parts of speech (verbs, nouns, adjectives) through word sorting and sentence completion.
Review the irregular stems alongside the regular future endings before translating. Discuss natural alternative English wording when reviewing the answer key.
French-language writing-prompt worksheets that pair vocabulary images and words to help students build early sentences, across six themes.
Cut-and-paste worksheets for practicing present-tense conjugation of French irregular verbs by matching conjugated verb forms to subject pronouns.
French grammar practice worksheets targeting present-tense conjugation of -yer ending verbs (payer, essayer, nettoyer, balayer, envoyer).
Practice French possessive pronouns (le mien, le tien, le sien, le nôtre, le vôtre, le leur, etc.) through a fill-in-the-blank worksheet or quiz.
Practice identifying animal body parts and their functions using matching, multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, sorting, riddle, and true/false worksheet activities, entirely in French.
Practices conjugation of the French verb 'mettre' (to put/place) in the passé composé through a variety of short activities.
French-language art worksheet in which students transform a random 'mistake' mark into a creative drawing, evaluated with a teacher checklist.
A worksheet teaching students to understand and answer common personal-introduction questions in French (name, age, birthdate, origin, nationality, residence, occupation, family), using four sample self-introduction passages as models.
Page one, 'Compléter les phrases,' gives ten French sentences (Je vais ___ au cinéma; Nous regardons ___ la télévision) for a student to complete with the correct frequency adverb, with toujours and jamais offered as an example pair on the first item. Page two, 'Question-Réponse,' shifts to eleven yes/no questions in French (Tu manges au restaurant? Tu lis des romans?) that a student answers using a frequency adverb. Page three turns the same question style into a classmate survey: a student asks peers 'Tu ... combien de fois?' across ten activities and records each answer with a frequency adverb. All three pages use full French sentences with everyday verbs (aller, faire, regarder, lire, voyager, cuisiner), building from guided completion to independent question-answering to peer interviewing.
A one-page multi-activity worksheet for practicing conjugation of the irregular French verb dire in the passé composé.
Read a French informational text about respiration, with activities before and after the reading. Prediction and prior-knowledge pages prepare students for the passage; 13 comprehension questions ask them to respond in full sentences. An answer key, connections page, critique, and reflection support the follow-up work.
Practice conjugating the French verb 'parler' (to speak) in the passé composé through several word-based activities.
These French-language worksheets ask students to find totals, group sizes and equal shares. Each themed page identifies multiplication or division and presents three or four short problems with space for working. Contexts such as school, animals, shopping and sports give students different situations in which to apply the same operations. Select a multiplication or division page for focused practice, or use pages from both operations when reviewing how equal groups and sharing relate.
A French worksheet teaching how to ask and answer 'What are you called?' (name-related reflexive verb 's'appeler') using the informal ('tu') form, as part of the 'Pas à pas' worksheet series covering family-member vocabulary.
A multiple-choice grammar worksheet on past participle agreement with preceding direct objects in the passé composé.
French-language guided book report / literary analysis worksheet for high-school-level students.
Cut-and-paste worksheet booklet for practicing conjugating French verbs in the futur simple tense by matching verb-ending strips to subject pronouns.
Two one-page worksheets for practicing French antonyms by identifying opposite-word pairs within sentences.
Conjugate French verbs in context using the futur simple. The worksheet supplies infinitives in parentheses and asks students to write the appropriate future-tense form in each blank. Some sentences contain more than one blank, encouraging students to track the subject throughout the sentence. A completed corrigé provides the forms for checking after practice.
Advanced French reading comprehension resource built around a 3-paragraph article about director Louis Malle and his film 'Au revoir les enfants', covering his biography, the film's synopsis, and wartime collaboration with the Gestapo in occupied France.
Practice forming the passé composé (French compound past tense), choosing between être and avoir as the auxiliary verb.