Talk about your daily routine (Part 4/4)

French

Talk about your daily routine (Part 1/4)

Talk about your daily routine (Part 2/4)

Talk about your daily routine (Part 3/4)

Shopping for clothes (Part 1/2)

Shopping for clothes (Part 2/2)

Shopping for food

Describe festivals and traditions (Part 1/2)

Describe festivals and traditions (Part 2/2)

Talk about food at home vs at special occasions (Part 1/3)

Talk about food at home vs at special occasions (Part 2/3)

Talk about food at home vs at special occasions (Part 3/3)

Using polite language

Congratulations (Part 1/2)

Congratulations (Part 2/2)

Guided writing: Describe family celebrations (Foundation)

Guided writing: Describe family celebrations (Higher)

Daily life and special occasions

Choose the correct French translation for "I can get dressed"

Choose the correct French translation for "Sometimes, I can get up late"

Choose the correct French translation for "In the week, I have to go to sleep early"

Choose the correct French translation for "I relax"

L'après-midi, je peux m'amuser avec mes copains

Le soir, je peux m'amuser avec mes copains

Le soir, je peux s'amuser avec mes copains

Le soir, je pouvoir m'amuser avec mes copains

Choose the correct French translation for "In the evening, I can have fun with my friends"

The next 7 questions cover some very common words you will need in French in KS4. These words are very important because they give away or subtly change the meaning of a sentence. Select the correct meaning for each word. When you get your score, check your answers and write down any of these words that you didn't know.

Which sentence is the accurate translation for: "I get up late, except on Sundays"?

What does "jusqu'à" translate to, in English?

Which sentence is the accurate translation for: "In the week, I go to sleep too early"?

Which is the correct French translation for "too (much)"?

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.

Talk about your daily routine (Part 4/4)

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.