DELF / TCF · B1

Vocabulary

04 Greetings & Politeness Vocabulary A1 Say hello, be polite and answer the everyday questions. A1. 18 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 05 Numbers 0–1000 Vocabulary A1 Count from zero to a thousand, including the tricky French teens and tens. A1. 27 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 06 Colours Vocabulary A1 Name the twelve colours you will use most, plus metal and pastel shades. A1. 15 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 07 Family Vocabulary A1 Talk about your family, including step-family and twins. A1–A2. 19 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 08 Introducing Yourself Vocabulary A1 Introduce yourself, say where you live and what you do. A1. 22 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 09 Food & Meals Vocabulary A2 Food, drinks and the four meals of the day — including le goûter, the after-school snack. A2. 26 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 10 Daily Life & Errands Vocabulary A2 Shopping, directions, transport and the daily routine. A2. 21 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 11 School & Studies Vocabulary A2 School life: subjects, the classroom, exams and study verbs. A2. 24 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 12 Giving Your Opinion Vocabulary B1 Express an opinion, talk about work, the environment and the media. B1. 22 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 13 Work, Society & Environment Vocabulary B1 Work, society, the environment and the media. B1. 22 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck 14 Identities & Culture Vocabulary B1 Identities, experiences, heritage and cultural diversity. B1. 22 cards Flip & shuffle Quiz included Practise this deck
The next step

You can already mark your own work. Now say it out loud.

Choosing the right tense on a screen and finding it while someone waits for your answer are two different skills. The tools above train the first one — and they stay free; they are not a trial version of anything.

A teacher trains the second. That is what a lesson is for.

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  • “What actually happens?”

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  • “And after that?”

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