French Colours: Read
The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the French and write the English.
First vocabulary in both directions, with genders, elision and plurals.
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The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the French and write the English.
The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the English and write the French.
The seven days, which in French are not capitalised. Read the French and write the English.
The seven days, which in French are not capitalised. Read the English and write the French.
The twelve months, also lower case in French. Read the French and write the English.
The twelve months, also lower case in French. Read the English and write the French.
Mother, father, brother, sister and the rest, with their articles. Read the French and write the English.
Mother, father, brother, sister and the rest, with their articles. Read the English and write the French.
Pets, farm animals and a few wild ones. Read the French and write the English.
Pets, farm animals and a few wild ones. Read the English and write the French.
Head, hand, eye and the rest. Read the French and write the English.
Head, hand, eye and the rest. Read the English and write the French.
Book, pencil, chair and everything else on the desk. Read the French and write the English.
Book, pencil, chair and everything else on the desk. Read the English and write the French.
Hello, goodbye, please and thank you. Read the French and write the English.
Hello, goodbye, please and thank you. Read the English and write the French.
Whole phrases: il fait beau, il pleut, il fait froid. Read the French and write the English.
Whole phrases: il fait beau, il pleut, il fait froid. Read the English and write the French.
Shirt, shoes, coat and the rest. Read the English and write the French.
Kitchen, bedroom, garden and what is in them. Read the French and write the English.
Kitchen, bedroom, garden and what is in them. Read the English and write the French.
Fifteen verbs in the infinitive, including etre and avoir. Read the French and write the English.
Fifteen verbs in the infinitive, including etre and avoir. Read the English and write the French.
The tens, up to cent - including quatre-vingts, which literally means four twenties.
The article is part of the word, and elides to l’ before a vowel sound.
Add -s, and change the article to les. Some words already end in -s and do not change.
Including cheval and chevaux, and souris which does not change at all.
Nothing matched that
Try a single word, or a skill rather than a topic - "addition", "times tables" and "missing number" all work well.