I've added two grammar worksheets, one on using 'y' and one on using 'en'. You'll find them in the 'other grammar' section on the Y9 page. Level A2.

I have been updating and adding answers to grammar worksheets on the Y9 page. This includes exercises on the perfect, future and present tenses, and negatives. Level A2.

A text with exercises about bullfighting in France. Text, multi-choice in English, questions in French, conversation questions. Answers given Level B1. This could be used along with Francis Cabrel's famous song La Corrida. I have alos been adding answers to some oldr Y9 grammar worksheets.

Video listening. This is a 3m 08 Lumni video on the history of women's equality and women's rights. Questions in English and conversation questions. Students can put their answers into French. Level B1/2.

A lesson plan for Y7 (novices). Short text + a series of activities to recycle the content. Full suggestions included. Level A1.

A video listening task for advanced level. This is an illustrated slideshow and commentary from Lumni on their YouTuve channel. Lumni is a repository of educational videos. This one is about fascism. History, ideology, modern influences. Questions in English. Answers given. Good discussion topic. CEFR B2.

Video listening. This is an excellent illustrated slideshow with commentary from Lumni. It's about "masculinisme" and gives some history and good explanations about this awful trend. The worksheet has questions in English. I would play this at 0.75 speed and use it with a thoughtful Y10-11 class, or for advanced level. CEFR B1.

On the Y9 page I have updated two grammar drill exercises on the perfect tense (être verbs) and added answers. CEFR A2.

A transformation drill worksheet to be done orally and/or on paper. 20 examples, present to perfect tense (être verbs). Then students make up ten of their own from a list of words and verbs provided. Answers given. CEFR A2. One for grammar fans!

I've been updating older grammar worksheets on the Y8 page, adding answers where necessary. Let me know if there are other grammar exercises you would like me to make.