Avoir Verb Worksheet

- Grades
- Grades 9–11
- File type
- Answer key
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- Subject
- Foreign Languages, French
- Topic
- French Avoir, Present Tense
- Resource types
- Worksheets
- Answer key
- Included
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This is a set of French: Verb Avoir Present Tense Worksheets.
There are 4 worksheets in all.
These are great for homework, early finishers and more.
Answer key included.
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Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Match the six present-tense avoir forms to the appropriate subject pronouns.
Distinguish present-tense avoir from être in sentence contexts.
Use avoir in familiar expressions and original sentences.
Teaching tips
Review the present-tense forms of avoir before the gap-filling work.
Use the avoir/être choices to discuss why a French expression takes a particular verb.
Check the first three sheets with the completed versions and assess the original sentences individually.
Skills covered
Present-tense conjugation of avoir — students write ai, as, a, avons, avez and ont into nine gapped sentences with the infinitive shown as a cue.
Idiomatic avoir expressions — the sentences build in avoir quinze ans, avoir besoin de, avoir envie de jouer, avoir peur du noir, avoir le temps and avoir de la chance.
Reading in connected French — two linked paragraphs about a family and a local library carry avoir blanks throughout, so students track subject and verb across whole sentences.
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Are answers supplied for all four worksheets?
Completed versions are provided for the first three worksheets. The fourth asks students to write original sentences and has no single set of answers.
Does the practice include reading passages?
Yes. One worksheet asks students to restore missing avoir forms within connected French passages.
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Concepts & topics
Core concepts
Avoir
Present tense
French verb conjugation
Subject pronouns
Idiomatic expressions
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