French Grammar

FLE exercises

Bonjour de France provides worksheets covering grammatical functions, exercises adapted to your level, all of which are online and easily accessible. You can review the grammatical structures seen in class, measure your knowledge and test your progress at any time. Are you ready? To your keyboards!

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French grammar excercises

Special agreement of the past participle
B2

Special agreement of the past participle

Bonjour de France offers you a lesson and a series of exercises to help you learn the French grammar.

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Qualifying adjectives
A1

Qualifying adjectives

You will learn how to describe a person's physique in French.

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The near future and the recent past
A1

The near future and the recent past

Today we are going to study French! French grammar for beginners.

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Logical connectors B2
B2

Logical connectors B2

Logical connectors, courses and exercises: addition, alternative, classification, illustration, relationship, time.

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Hypotheses
B2

Hypotheses

Hypothetically, if you didn't understand the hypotheses, you would want to do this exercise!

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Reporting a speech in the past
B2

Reporting a speech in the past

So that you don't hesitate when you report what another person said! Gain in confidence and in precision when dealing with indirect speech.

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The impersonal turns of phrase
A2

The impersonal turns of phrase

It's time to review impersonal verbs!

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The simple past and literature
B2

The simple past and literature

We have had the occasion to see in the preceding grammar lessons the distinction between the compound past (present perfect) and the simple past.

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Presentatives
A2

Presentatives

Bonjour de France invites you to review this grammatical idea: the "presentatives"

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Compound past or imperfect tense... that is the question!
A2

Compound past or imperfect tense... that is the question!

To write or speak about actions that have taken place in the past we can choose between the compound past and the imperfect tense.

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The present participle
B1

The present participle

Bonjour de France offers an exercise on the present participle. Read the lesson carefully!

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The past conditional
B2

The past conditional

Bonjour de France offers you a summary of two high-profile cases in 2012 using the past conditional.

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