French

French vocabulary and grammar build up in layers, and this page lets learners practise the first ones in short bursts. The topics are greetings, numbers, the days and months, food words, noun gender, and the verbs avoir and être. Learners from A1 to C1 can revise the basics they met in lessons, test whether their recall is still reliable, and give extra attention to the points that tend to trip people up, such as whether a noun is masculine or feminine. Each topic is separate, so a learner can pick the one that matches what they are studying. Short rounds make regular practice realistic.

A French teacher can open a lesson with a greetings round, finish a unit on food with a matching game, or set a topic as homework. A cover teacher can run one with no preparation at all. Corporate trainers helping staff who work with French-speaking clients can use greetings and numbers as a workshop warm-up or a short refresher before a meeting. A live host can pause after each question, ask the group why an answer is right, and let learners say the French aloud before moving on to the next question. Learners can also replay a game at home between lessons.

Matching pairs work well for numbers and food words, where each French word is paired with its meaning. The greetings quiz is a multiple-choice quiz, a simple way to check that learners know what to say and when. The days and months game puts items in the correct order, helping learners recall the sequence. Noun gender is a sorting game, so players place words into masculine and feminine, and avoir and être uses fill in the blanks. Try a game with Play now and no sign-up, or host one live. Players can repeat a round until the answers feel secure.