PPT presentation to learn and practice the conjugation of "Prendre/Mettre/ Faire" in the Present Tense. It gives a comprehensive list of expressions with these verbs. Students have the opportunity to practice these three verbs along with the possessive adjectives through a range of interactive exercises in context. My students find the activities very helpful for sentence building.

Comprehensive Powerpoint presentation on the conjugation of the verb "Aller" in the present tense and the prepositions following this verb. It gives lots of useful sentences with "Aller" and is a very efficient way to practice sentence building. This is suitable for Year 9 to 11 pupils, but also works as revision with KS5 students. I designed this resource after I noticed the recurrent mistakes on the preposition after this verb. This Powerpoint is also an opportunity to revise countries, places, and transport as well as adverbs of frequency and the pronoun "Y".

Comprehensive tutorial with some practice on the present tense. This interactive presentation shows the various patterns of the regular and irregular verbs, including reflexive verbs. It aims to consolidate and extend students' knowledge of irregular verbs. Students are encouraged to participate by providing the answers for each different pattern and then they get some conjugation practice with three exercises. Also attached are 3 word docs on the present tense: 2 tests and a worksheet My A Level students found it very useful to revise and memorize the irregular forms but it can be adapted to GCSE levels.

Powerpoint exploring Direct and Indirect Speech aimed at A Level and adult students so you may need to adapt to suit your class. PPT includes a tutorial and a range of activities.

Revision booklet covering various topics and grammar points for Beginners/ Intermediate students. It contains 9 chapters, each one covering a few topics / grammar points. Each area contains 4-5 worksheets for practice and more than 30 worksheets are provided overall. This booklet is suitable both for teenagers and young professionals as there is a focus on business French. It can be done either in class using a projector or at home . I wanted to show my students that the language can be used in real work life situation. They enjoyed this work and found it a nice change from the usual exam practice. Below is a list of the topics covered: • Greetings and introductions • Basic sentences • Basic questions • Spelling • Numbers up to 20 • More personal information • The negative form • Introducing a third person • Masculine and feminine • Numbers • Date and time • Telling about the weather • Talking about your daily routine • Ordering at the bar • Identifying objects • “avoir” • Shopping and paying • Conjugating regular verbs • Identifying food • Saying what you like to eat • Saying where you go, how and why • Saying what you like doing • At the restaurant • Grammar: basic rules and verbs • Vocabulary: countries • Geography: France A company profile and history Talking about your education and career Comparing company performances Describing people

Comprehensive Multiple Choice French PPT Quiz based on the Millionaire game to revise and consolidate aspects of French culture ina fun and interactive way. It consists of: _38 slides on French culture, 20 single questions on language and culture and 7 riddles. Answers are provided on next slide. _It’s suitable for A Level students and can be played in teams, individually or with whole class. Usually takes up to 45 mn.

Attached are 2 docs: one is a booklet to revise 10 Key grammar points covered in the New A Level exams and the other is a grammar test made up of 19 exercises. Students revise each grammar point by completing the exercises provided. At the end of the booklet, a general grammar multiple choice exercise recaps all the points covered. Answers are provided on last page. This booklet can be done in class or independently. My students found it useful for exam revision. It is suitable for all A Level French exam boards. Once students have finished the booklet, they can do the test attached.

The little words in French often confuse the students so this bundle of resources should help them. This resource includes 3 comprehensive PPT tutorials on articles ( definite, indefinite, partitive) followed by lots of practice and 2 editable worksheets in Word format and one PDF doc to provide further practice on this tricky grammar point. This is suitable for GCSE and A Level students and can easily be adapted to the required level. The first PPT includes a tutorial on partitives followed by a millionaire game to practice the various uses and rules of partitives. The second PPT is a tutorial on definite, indefinite articles and determiners followed by some translation practice, ideal for preparation to the New GCSE exam. Also attached are 2 worksheets with 4 gap-filling exercises and answers are provided. The titles of the docs indicate the appropriate level. My students found the tutorial and gap-filling tasks very useful to improve their knowledge of these “little words” that are among the most common types of errors at GCSE and A Level. I noticed that articles is a grammar point that always needs revision. These worksheets will help students to apply the rules regarding articles and are also a good way to revise gender, number and prepositions. You can spend a whole lesson with this resource and some of the worksheets can be used for homework.

This bundle of 12 resources ia aimed to practice for the New GCSE Oral exam, so all resources follow the exam format. It consists of 4 Powerpoint presentations with interactive role play situations on the following topics: _Holidays _Shopping _Booking _School _ 4 pdf docs with a range of 10 Role Plays on various topics. Examiner’s card is included in a separate doc _ A list of 40 possible Role Play questions (with translation) with answers categorized by topics. _ A worksheet with 6 exercises to practise Role-Play Sentences _ 2 mats for picture description for Foundation & Higher Level with a range of pictures based around the 5 main topics. _ A list of questions for the General Conversation

Revision booklet covering various topics and grammar points. It contains 5 main areas, each one comprising a tutorial on a specific point/topic followed by 3 to 5 worksheets for practice. (see list of topics below). This booklet is suitable both for teenagers and young professionals as there is a focus on business French. It can be done either in class using a projector or at home . I wanted to show my A Level students that the language can be used in real work life situation. They enjoyed this work and found it a nice change from the usual exam practice. Below is a list of the topics covered: Welcoming a visitor What did you do last week end? Describing a week end Inviting Talking about past events A company profile and history Talking about your education and career Comparing company performances Describing people

Powerpoint with 23 slides to help students introduce themselves and other people. This is useful to revise basic French, greetings, where you live, nationality description personal information and social French at both KS3 and 4 level. This is very interactive, so students can practice role plays in pairs in class. You can spend the whole lesson on it. My GCSE students found it useful for preparing for the role play part in the exam.

PPT on Adjectival agreement at primary and secondary students

Comprehensive PPT presentation and practice on the Imperfect and Perfect Tense in French. It starts with a tutorial on the function and conjugation of both tenses, followed by a presentation on some past holidays in Guadeloupe combining imparfait and Passé composé. Then you have seven slides with diferent activities to practice each tense and also the difference between Perfect and Imperfect Tense in French. With the 42 slides, you can easily spend the whole lesson on this. Please ensure you have covered the perfect tense before doing it though. This resource is suitable for KS 4 and 5.

Two worksheets on Prepositions in French, one with countries and nationalities and another one to practise the following prepositions: du ; de la ; des ; à ; au ; aux ; en ; sous ; sur ; dans ; avec ; de et pour . It is suitable for KS3 and KS4 students, but could be used as a refresher at As Level.

This bundle on Comparatives and Superlatives include 3 resources. _a PPT with tutorials and practice exercises on the uses of the comparatives and superlatives in French. It consists of 28 slides and proved clear explanation and useful practice on this tricky grammar point. this is suitable both for GCSE and A Level students. _ A PPT comparing 2 French speaking countries, France & Canada _ A word document with a recap of the rules and 4 stimulating exercises It is suitable both for GCSE and A Level students

Comprehensive and interactive PPT presentation (90 slides!) on the topic School. It includes a tutorial with some activities on the following sub-topics: _ School subjects _Opinions on subjects, teachers, school uniform, homework _ Extra-curricular activities _ Routine activities at school _ Time and timetable _ School equipment _School system in France This can be used for KS3 and 4 for a whole lesson either to reintroduce or reinforce this important GCSE topic. Attached is also a worksheet to practise the structures of opinions on school-related matters

This is a video with worksheets, transcription and answers about the attraction of France for foreign tourists. It fits well with the A Level topic "Le Patrimoine".

Here is a fun ressource by a Youtuber about the challenges of new technologies faced by the people over 50’s. Cyprien’s video has subtitles, so it helps understanding. The attached comprehension exercise is suitable for A Level students and can be a starting point for generating a devbate on the advantages and disadvantages of new technology.

This is a bundle of 10 resources to introduce and practice the subjunctive at various levels in different ways. There are 3 PTT with tutorials, practice activities in Word docs and also pictures and boardgame for speaking practice. You can pick and choose the resources that suit your students best. The board game is especially popular and efficient with A Level students.

This is a comprehensive and interactive PPT on asking questions in French. It goes through: _ 3 different ways of asking a question in French _ Asking closed and Open questions _ Using all the question words There are 50 slides and half of them are practice activities: gap-filling, multiple choice, sentence building, translation. It is suitable for KS3,4 and even A Level students. I also included some worksheets for more practice.