A grammar worksheet on using si clauses with the pluperfect and conditional perfect tenses. Tricky! Better as a writing task once a few of examples have been modelled (A2/B1).

A grammar exercise to practise the use of si clauses using the present and future tenses. Two gap-fills translation and five own examples to write. Sheets like this can be done orally, in writing or both. Suitable for Higher GCSE (A2).

I have updated four texts on the Y10-11 page, the ones on Taylor Swift, Harry Kane, J.K. Rowling and Stephen Fry. The changes include updates and adding answers.

A video listening task based on a 1jour1question video about the résistance. This is a 'correct the faulty transcript' exercise. Good for Y13 (B1/2).

A PowerPoint on the topic of buying/ordering drinks. Focus on partitives du/de la/de l' and phrases Je voudrais.... Je prendrai.... and Avez-vous...? Usable with beginners up to about Y8 (CEFR A1).

A text with exercises about the current state of the prison system in France, following a recent review by the inspector of prisons. Text, vocab to find, questions in French, oral summary, paired vocab testing and written summary. Good for Y13 (B1/2).

An A-level '30 minute listening' task on the topic of poverty and food insecurity. There is an optional MP3 track you can use, or just read aloud the text. There is a true/false/not mentioned task, gap-fill and optional 90 word summary for which you could use the listening or the transcript of the text. Spot on for Y13 (CEFR B1/2).

A set of sentences to translate into French on negatives. Good for Y12, or even Y13 as revision. (CEFR B1)

Another beginner parallel reading task, this one on Charles de Gaulle. Recent parallel reading tasks have had a greater focus on topics with a cultural leaning. Usual format.

A beginner parallel text reading task about Louis Pasteur. Text in French and English, true/false, cognates to find and a vocab list to complete. A chance to explain pasteurisation!