This blog post contains a simple crossword puzzle about animals that we created for French learners. This fun exercise will challenge your vocabulary and entertain you at the same time! So grab a pencil and prepare to fill in the blanks with the names of these cute and/or majectic animals!
Prepare to expand your French vocabulary with this exercise in which you must match French words to images of common kitchen items. It's perfect for those looking to challenge themselves and who have already learned close to 1,000 French words. If you find the exercise too difficult, don't give up! Just scroll down to the end of this blog post, where you can find the vocabulary needed to solve this puzzle. So, let's get started!
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Below, you can find 15 pictures of people going about their daily lives, along with 15 French sentences. There are, however, some missing letters from the words. The sentences and corresponding images must be matched after the missing letters have been filled in.
If you find the exercise to be too challenging, be sure to check the solutions at the end of this blog post.
We already had a numbers-related puzzle a couple of weeks ago. If you want to solve the Numbers in French : A Crossword Puzzle as well, click on the link.
This time, I've got a word search puzzle for you, but let's keep the number theme going. Search the grid for the words that correspond to the numbers that are listed beneath the grid.
Words can be found in the grid in every direction, that is, horizontally from left to right and from right to left, vertically from top to bottom and from bottom to top, and diagonally in every thinkable direction.
Many French numbers must have dashes, but you won't find any of them in the grid; so, you must also place them where they belong.
A few weeks ago, I posted a word search game with a vegetable theme. You have the opportunity to review the words used in that puzzle because they are all used in the puzzle for today, along with a few others.
You can find that puzzle here if you'd like to solve it as well.
Look at the pictures and write the missing letters to complete the words! Just a heads up: The length of the underline symbol does not correlate with the number of letters missing from the words. Most likely, you will find this exercise to be very simple, but if not, simply scroll down to the end of this blog post to find the answers.
Do you know how to count in French? It's definitely not that easy, is it? You won't have any trouble finishing the crossword puzzle below, though, if you are proficient with numbers. Unlike other crosswords, if dashes are needed, they must be added to the squares.
If you need assistance, scroll down to the end of this blog post, where you will find the solution as usual.
There are images of various objects below, along with a word search puzzle. You must first locate the words for the pictures in the grid before matching them to the corresponding images. The words can be found in the grid in every direction: vertically from top to bottom and from bottom to top, horizontally from left to right and from right to left, and diagonally in every possible direction. Words can cross each other and share letters. I hope you are able to solve this double puzzle, but if you find it too difficult, just scroll down to the bottom of this blog post, where you will find the solutions as usual.
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A crossword puzzle and a list of visual hints are provided below. Fill in the squares with the correct verb forms. Although I hope the exercise isn't too challenging, if it is, just scroll down to the end of this blog post where you can find the usual help.
The list of 20 different bird names in French is provided below, along with images of each bird. It's your job to match the names to the images. If you feel that this exercise is too difficult, you can find the English translations of the French bird names in the vocabulary section further down. I wish you good luck in solving this puzzle.
Find the following words in the grid below:
With two new exercises — a word scramble and a quiz — you now have the possibility to review those words.
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Today I am posting an easy exercise for French learners about professions. First, try to solve it without any help. Once you are ready scroll down to the vocabulary section and check your solution.
The exercise below is a bit more difficult than the ones I usually post here. But think of the subject, then you will be able to put the letters in the correct order.
Allons-y!
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You can find 16 French words in the list below, and a spiral with only 15 words.
Your task is to find the antonyms in the spiral and to write the correct words next to their opposites.
The solution is the word which has no antonym in the spiral.
You can find a crossword with French fruit names below. My intention was to make it easy, though not tooo easy... I hope you will find it useful. If you find it way too easy, scroll down to the part where I am publishing a quiz for you. It may be a bit more difficult than today's crossword.
Find the following words in the grid below:
colline, désert, fleuve, forêt, île, lac, mer, montagne, océan, pente, plage, plaine, vallée, village, ville
Words can be found horizontally, vertically, and diagonally in every direction.
