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FREE French Resources
Junior Certificate French
In the FREE French resources for Junior Cert French, you will learn some of the essential grammar required in preparation for the Junior Cert exam, for example, the basic tenses (present, past and future) required for use in the written production section (letters, postcards, notes/messages) and how to say my, your in French and smaller, bigger, better, etc. as well as the smallest, the biggest, the best, etc. You will also learn some essential vocabulary necessary for all sections of the exam.
| The Possessive Adjectives | my = mon, ma, mes; your (singular informal) = ton, ta, tes | Download |
| The Comparative | saying something is smaller, bigger, … in French | Download |
| The Superlative | saying something is the smallest, the biggest, … in French | Download |
| Prepositions | how to say to, in, at, on, until, with… in French | Download |
| Tenses | how to say I watch, I am watching, I watched, I have watched, I will watch, I’m going to watch…. in French | Download |
| Verbs | essential French verbs to be used in letters, notes/messages and postcards | Download |
| Vocabulary | building knowledge of French vocabulary, for example, days of the week – lundi, mardi, mercredi…, months of the year – janvier, février, mars, etc. and fruits – pomme, poire, ananas, etc. | Download |
Leaving Certificate French
In the FREE French resources for Leaving Cert French, you will be able to test your knowledge of common and useful verbs in all of the French tenses, gain insights into the kind of content required for the French oral exam via some French oral templates, learn several French verbs, the knowledge of which is required for all reading and aural comprehensions as well as the written production section and oral exam, and learn some French pronouns and how to form the pluperfect tense (le plus-que-parfait).
| Verbs in All Tenses | avoir = to have – Present: Je____________ ; Imperfect: Il ____________; Perfect: Tu________________ | Download |
| French Oral | Topic Ma Famille – Nous sommes _____________ dans ma famille: mon père, ma mère, _____________ et moi…. | Download |
| French Verbs | accueillir, admettre, améliorer, augmenter, annuler, etc. | Download |
| Pronouns | subject pronouns – Je, Tu, Il, Elle, On, Nous, Vous, Ils, Elles; direct object pronouns – me (m’), te (t’), le (l’), la (l’), nous, vous, les …. | Download |
| Pluperfect tense | had done something: J’avais regardé = I had watched; Il était allé = He had gone, etc. | Download |
Workplace French
In the FREE French resources for workplace French, you will be able to test your knowledge of basic greetings, introduce yourself and ask someone their name both formally and informally. You will also be able to test your knowledge of paying and receiving compliments, accepting and refusing to do something.
| Basic Greetings | bonjour, bonsoir = hello; comment vas-tu? = how are you? | Download |
| Introducing oneself | Je m’appelle…., Je suis…. = My name is…., I am… | Download |
| Asking someone their name | Quel est votre nom? = What is your name?; Tu t’appelles comment? = What is your name? | Download |
| Paying a compliment | J’aime votre robe. = I like your dress; Tu as bonne mine = You look well. | Download |
| Refusing to do something | Je suis désolé(e), mais ce n’est pas possible. = I am sorry, but it’s not possible. | Download |
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