Video listening. This is a report about the daily life of a prison warder in a Poitiers prison. Gap-fill and a possible role-play. Good for the AQA A-level sub-theme about how criminals are treated.

Grammar: A sentence combining and translation exercise about using the relative pronoun dont.

A GCSE Foundation Tier reading exam. This is the third one on the site for Foundation Tier. It is close in format to the AQA-style but can be used with any board. Answer key provided.

Video listening. This is a recent report from France Info about housing the homeless in public buildings in Paris. Questions in French. Answers given. Perfect for Year 2 of the A-level course.

Intermediate video listening (Higher GCSE). This is a hard one for very good classes. It's an explanation of climate change with gap-fill (with options) and questions in English.

I have added to the Teacher's Guide pages of the site an article about teaching with written texts. It is a step-by-step beginner's guide for teaching an intermediate level written text. It's one approach of many, but a sequence which can work very well ans is adaptable to different groups and levels. Do check out the Teacher's Guide pages for lots more advice for MFL teachers.

Video listening. A news report about the Front national changing its name to Rassemblement national. Gap-fill with options. Nice verb used at one point: dédiaboliser (to detoxify). It won't work.

Three tenses crossword - past, present and future. Get the right verb form. Could be used in Y10.

Advanced article and exercises about a journalist living as a homeless person on the streets. Two versions, one of which I have written in the style of an Irish leaving certificate exam. The other is in my usual style: vocab, questions, oral work, gap-fill, lexical work, summary and translation.

Advanced level text and exercises on the decline of marriage. I have written this resource in the style of an Irish leaving Certificate (Higher) exam paper (with questions and short pieces of written production). I shall be doing a few more like this. They work well for A-level too.