A text with exercises about Lewis Hamilton. Text, questions in English, true/false/not mentioned, questions in French. Answers given CEFR A2.

A text with exercises on the topic of why teens are shunning TV in favour of online videos. Text, a matching task (combining sentence halves), questions in French, gap-fill with options (verbs) and personal questions to answer and discuss. CEFR A2. Higher GCSE or even very easy Y12.

A text with exercises about the footballer Kylian Mbappé. Text, multi-choice and questions in English. Level A2. Answers given.

Another faulty transcript task for advanced level, this one about the benefits of immigration to France. CEFR B2.

A short current affairs text with questions. this is about the night of violence follwing PSG's Champions Leagure final win against Inter Milan.

Another faulty transcript task for A-level, this one about the film La Haine. CEFR B1. You could use this with a good Y12 class, or Y13. La Haine is by far the most popular choice for A-level French classes in England. (Also now a musical on the Parisian stage!)

Another faulty transcript task for A-level, this one about AI use in France in 2025. CEFR B1. You could use this with a good Y12 class, or Y13. AQA sub-theme of cyber-society.

Another 'faulty transcript' listening task where students listen to a text and correct their version of the transcript. This is based on a page from the Quebec government and talks about diversity, equity and inclusion in Quebec. Good for Y13. CEFR B2.

A second 'faulty transcript' task for A-level. Topic: blended families in France. This one would best suit Y12, but could be used in Y13. There are two scripts, one for the teacher, and a different one for students. There are 15 differences to locate and fix. I have created an MP3 file you could use, if preferred. CEFR B1.

I've uploaded the first of several 'faulty transcript' tasks for A-level. The idea is that the teacher reads a text aloud to the class who has a different version of the transcript. Students must idetify and write in the differences. This is, by the way, a good way to develop the skill of paraphrasing. This one is about Belgium's cultural heritage and would suit a Y13 class. CEFR B2.