I have updated and added answers to some grammar worksheets on the Y10-11 page.

Four snakes and ladders-style dice boardgames. In each box students must translate simple sentences into French. Every sentence features perfect tense verbs. This could be used with good Y9 classes. You could do these in pairs, or in groups of three with one student acting as an expert referee. As always, you can edit these to make them easier or harder. CEFR A2. I have previously used the same template for GCSE conversation questions.

I have updated another perfect tense worksheet with answers. Another "Insert the right verb" exercise.

I have updated with answers another worksheet on the perfect tense. This one involves inserting the right verb in the right form These would also be useful practice for Y10-11.

I have updated a Y9 worksheet on the perfect tense. It now includes additional translation and model answers. A challenging sheet for Y0. It might also suit Y10-11. CEFR A2.

A text with exercises about how countries are affected unequally by the climate crisis. Vocab to find, true/false/not mentioned, bullet point summary to write. CEFR A2. Easy GCSE.

I have been continuing to add PowerPoint versions of the existing Y7 sentence builder Word docs.

An advanced parallel gapped translation. the text is about the Marsoulas massacre during the occupation of France in the Second World war. The parallel texts have different gaps. The aim is to complete both gapped versions. Google Translate-proof! (CEFR B1/2)

A text with exercises for near-beginners (A1). 'Ma ville' - a description of La Rochelle in France, followed by correct sentences to spot, questions and a gap-fill with options. Pupils can then write their own description using the model text. A full translation is provided as an optional extra.

Video listening based on a 1jour1question video. Is the sun healthy? A gap-fill with options to choose from. You could use this in Y11 alongside the written text I posted two days ago. (CEFR A2)