A set of 'likely/unlikely' sentences to read aloud, each one with a common first person present tense verb. You could then display the 25 sentences for reading aloud practice or to focus on the verb forms. Pupils could then make up their own.

A "Spot the nonsense" activity called "Possible, impossible ou peu probable", featuring use of common first person perfect tense forms. You read 25 sentences, pupils note or show on a mini-whiteboard if the sentence is possible, impossible or unlikely. There are not always right answers, which may give an opportunity to add some extra input/discussion! You can make these up on the spot of course. You can then display the sentences for reading aloud or focusing on perfect tense forms, if you like.

A parallel reading text about surfing. Twin French and English texts. With a true/false/not mentioned exercise, starts and ends of sentences to match and a memory exercise.

A text and exercises about the new grand oral part of the reformed baccalauréat. Text, vocab to find, questions in English which must then be translated into French.

A text with exercises. This is about Charline, a Belgian woman, who was brought up by two mums. Vocab to find, sentences to complete and oral practice. Good for the second year of A-level.

A text with exercises based on a recent Ifop survey about discrimination during job interviews in France. Vocab to find, questions to answer and 10 translation sentences (English-French).

An updated version of the English-French railway vocab crossword.

PowerPoint. What are Fifi and Spotty going to do? Immediate future with the subject on. Lesson sequence built in.

A simple sentence builder frame. Asking questions about a friend's interests (using optional est-ce que). Teaching ideas suggested.

A text and exercises about a proposal by a right-wing politician to use AI to catch offenders on trains in Paris. The proposal is to use cameras and AI to match faces with a database of known offenders, eg pickpockets, terrorists and women harassers.