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French numbers 0-100 worksheet with answers for French 1 (free PDF download)

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Quick answer: French numbers from 0 to 100 are regular up to 69. For French 1 students practising French numbers 0-100, this worksheet gives 20 problems from easy to hard: digits to words, words to digits and the tens. The answer key is on a separate page, and the worksheet is a free printable PDF.

These twenty problems build number sense from 0 to 100: spelling and reading numbers, the tricky 70s, 80s and 90s, giving an age with avoir, hearing liaison, and saying phone numbers in pairs. The work fits ACTFL Novice Mid and the interpersonal, interpretive and presentational modes of the World-Readiness Standards.

Level: French 1 (high school, ACTFL Novice) · Standards: ACTFL Novice Mid, WL 1.1 Interpersonal, WL 1.2 Interpretive, WL 1.3 Presentational

Problem 1 Digits to words ★★★

Write each number in French words.

  1. 3
  2. 8
  3. 12
  4. 16

Problem 2 Words to digits ★★★

Write each number with digits.

  1. quatorze
  2. dix-sept
  3. treize
  4. onze

Problem 3 The tens ★★★

Write each number with digits.

  1. trente
  2. quarante
  3. cinquante
  4. soixante

Problem 4 Age with avoir ★★★

Complete each sentence with ai, as or a.

  1. J’____ treize ans.
  2. Tu ____ seize ans.
  3. Elle ____ quatorze ans.

Problem 5 Number series ★★★

Write the next number, in French words, for each series.

  1. cinq, dix, quinze, …
  2. deux, quatre, six, huit, …
  3. dix, vingt, trente, …
  4. soixante, soixante-dix, quatre-vingts, …

Problem 6 Twenties to forties ★★★

Write each number in French words.

  1. 21
  2. 22
  3. 31
  4. 45

Problem 7 Scoreboard ★★★

Write each score from the board in French words.

A school scoreboard: Lions 14, Tigres 9, Faucons 21, Ours 17LIONSTIGRESFAUCONSOURS1492117
Two basketball games, four scores.
  1. Lions
  2. Tigres
  3. Faucons
  4. Ours

Problem 8 Listen for the z ★★★

Write yes if the last letter of the first word sounds like z when the phrase is spoken, or no if it stays silent.

  1. deux ans
  2. deux livres
  3. trois amis
  4. trois chats
  5. six ans
  6. six livres

Problem 9 The seventies ★★★

Write each number in French words.

  1. 70
  2. 71
  3. 72
  4. 77

Problem 10 Eighties and nineties ★★★

Write each number in French words.

  1. 80
  2. 81
  3. 85
  4. 90
  5. 91
  6. 99

Problem 11 Words to digits again ★★★

Write each number with digits.

  1. soixante-quinze
  2. quatre-vingt-douze
  3. soixante et onze
  4. quatre-vingts
  5. quatre-vingt-trois

Problem 12 English to French ages ★★★

Translate each sentence into French.

  1. I am fifteen years old.
  2. He is seventeen.
  3. She is sixteen years old.
  4. How old are you? (to a friend)

Problem 13 Correct the age ★★★

Correct the mistake in each sentence.

  1. Je suis seize ans.
  2. Il a quatre-vingt ans.
  3. Elle a soixante et dix ans.

Problem 14 Phone number aloud ★★★

Write the number on the screen exactly as a French speaker would say it.

A phone screen showing the call number 06 12 34 58 71 for AdjouaAppel : Adjoua06 12 34 58 71
A call arriving on a mobile phone.

Problem 15 Spoken to digits ★★★

Write the phone number with digits.

zéro sept, quatre-vingt-quinze, soixante-dix-huit, vingt-quatre, quarante et un

Problem 16 Theater club form ★★★

Read the sign-up sheet, then answer the questions in English, except for question (c).

Club de théâtre — inscription
Nom : Adjoua · Âge : 16 ans · Téléphone : 06 48 72 91 15
Nom : Mathis · Âge : 14 ans · Téléphone : 07 33 85 60 19

  1. Who is older, and by how many years?
  2. With which two digits does Mathis’s number begin?
  3. Write Adjoua’s phone number in French words, as it would be said.

Problem 17 Introduce a friend ★★★

Write four French sentences presenting an imaginary exchange student: give a name, an age and a phone number written in words.

Problem 18 Translate the dialogue ★★★

Translate the dialogue into English (ton numéro = your number).

— Tu as quel âge ?
— J’ai quinze ans, et toi ?
— Moi, j’ai seize ans. Quel est ton numéro ?
— C’est le zéro six, quatre-vingt-un, vingt-trois, quarante-quatre, cinquante-neuf.

Problem 19 Number sums ★★★

Solve each sum and write the answer in French words.

  1. soixante-dix + dix-sept
  2. quatre-vingt-dix − trente-trois
  3. vingt × quatre
  4. cent − quarante-deux

Problem 20 Fix the numbers ★★★

Correct the spelling of each number.

  1. vingt-un
  2. trente-un
  3. soixante-onze
  4. quatre-vingts-deux

See the French Numbers 0-100 worksheet answer key

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