10 sets of 25 yes/no questions on GCSE topics. Students use them to play the classic yes/no game where answers must be given without saying yes or no. This gets students using negatives, adapting verbs and possives, for example. Great, fun conversation practice, but also will help with written work. Level A2.

Another sentence combining task, this one on the topic of changing family life in France. There are now several of these on the A-level page. Look for them in the right-hand column, near the top, aftre the vocab building resources. Level B1/2.

This sentence combining set of exercises is to encourage GCSE (A2) level students to make longer sentences with connectives. 20 pairs of sentences to combine on the topic of social media.

Another sentence combining task, this one a bit easier with just two sentences to combine. The topic is cultural heritage of Guadeloupe and Martinique. This would work with Y12. Level B1.

This is a third sentence combining task for Y13 (Level B2). The topic is diversity in France. You'll find these tasks in a new section on the right hand side of the A-level page. Look for 'Complex grammar building'. These are challenging taks for high attainers.

This is a Y13 task (Level b2). It is a sentence combining tasks where students must combine three short senetnces to make a longer, complex sentence. Hints given. Suggested answers given. The topic is immigration in Quebec. This is definitely a challenging task for strong Y13 students aiming for top grades. I used Clause AI to make this resource.

This is a beginner listening and writing task based on a video from YouTube (audio only, really). Gap-fill with options and a short paragraph to write based on the audio. Easy A1 level for beginners.

Video listening. A report from AFP about banning social media for under 15s. Teens from Marseilles give their opinions about the proposed bill going through parliament. The video is captioned which makes it much easier. Questions in French. Answers given. Level B1.

This is an easy dialogue to read aloud in pairs and adapt. The topic is pastimes. Level A1. I've put this with the other dialogues on the Y8 page, but you could easily use these with older pupils too, or even adults.

This is a text with exercises mainly for adult learners. It's adapted from an article originally in English in The Connexion. Beer consumption has overtaken wine consumption in France. As well as the article, there are comprehension and conversation questions. Level B1.