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14 ways to practiceFrench conjugation practice
Practice 32 everyday French verbs in six tenses. Explore conjugation tables, type answers, check accents, hear French audio and retry missed forms.
French noun gender and article checker
Check le, la, l’, un and une for common French nouns. See masculine and feminine meanings, irregular plurals and h aspiré exceptions, then practice.
French pronunciation and IPA tool
Hear French text, look up word-level IPA, explore ambiguous pronunciations and practice nasal vowels, u vs ou and silent consonants.
French dictation practice with audio
Practice French dictation with 81 sentences from 15 real stories, A0–B2. Replay original audio, check spelling and accents, then read the complete story.
French numbers converter and listening practice
Convert numbers to French words, hear them aloud and practice listening. Includes decimals, euro prices and French, Belgian and Swiss number-word variants.
Passé composé vs imparfait practice
Choose the right French past tense in context. Twelve exercises with explanations, examples and missed-answer review for completed events, habits and background.
French subjunctive vs indicative practice
Practice French mood choices in twelve contextual exercises. Learn necessity, opinion and conjunction patterns with explanations and missed-answer review.
Être vs avoir practice for French compound tenses
Choose être or avoir in twelve French exercises. Practice movement verbs, direct objects, reflexive verbs and participle agreement with clear explanations.
French y vs en practice
Practice y and en with twelve contextual questions about places, quantities and à/de complements. Get explanations, examples and missed-answer review.
French direct vs indirect object pronouns practice
Practice le, la, les, lui and leur in twelve French exercises. Learn verb constructions, elision, placement and agreement with contextual explanations.
Free French level test
Take an 18-question French written-skills check with immediate results, grammar and reading feedback, and a suggested starting level for French stories.
French accents keyboard
Type French accents, capitals, ç, œ and æ online. Insert at the cursor, replace selected text, then copy your French text without changing keyboard settings.
French worksheet and cloze generator
Create editable French gap-fill worksheets from real story excerpts or your own text. Choose gaps, review the answer key, then print, copy or download.
French vocabulary library
Explore words, their different meanings, visual collections, and practice in story context.