Son jeux

Match the image to the correct sentence.

Solve the crossword for numbers between 1 and 100.

Use the pictures and your knowledge of the vocabulary to complete the crossword. Words you need to know in French: cat, dog, guinea pig, mouse, lizard, snake, horse, fish, bird, turtle, rabbit

Get familiar with the spelling of the words used in the dialogue 'Au restaurant' where people are talking about what they would like to order in French.

Find the following words in French: hungry, me, also, to order, think, tuna, not, to take (have), wings, chicken, knew, not (two words), but, am, want, to drink, Coke, milkshake (two words), vanilla,...

Find the verbs in the crossword.

How quickly can you find the words?

Match the verb to the picture. Try to beat your own best time.

Match the verb to a food where it would make the most sense. There is only one possible match per verb. Pay attention to prepositions. You have five chances to make mistakes before you have to start a...

Listen to the word, then click on the matching word in French.

Match the verbs to their English meanings. Try to beat your time!

Previously learned and close-to-English vocabulary review. You have three tries before you have to start again. Play to beat your own time as you review vocabulary.

Match the verbs to their English meanings. Try to beat your time!

Match the French words with their English meaning. You get three tries before you have to start again.

You will be tested on the meaning of the following verbs: jouer au basketball, jouer aux jeux vidéos, lire, manger, nager, parler, regarder la télé, textoter

You will be tested on the following verbs: chanter, courir, dessiner, dormir, écouter la musique, écrire, faire les devoirs, voyager

Match the French sentences with their English meaning. Read carefully!

Match the word in the left column to the picture in the right column. Be careful! Sometimes the word is in a sentence.

Find all the words we know.

Match the verbs and food in English to the French.

Match the French words with their English definitions for the new vocabulary in the dialogue "Un bon sandwich"