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French alphabet and numbers worksheet with answers for French A1 (free PDF download)

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Quick answer: To spell your name in French, say each letter with its French name (A, bé, cé, dé…), name accents aloud (é = e accent aigu), and read phone numbers in pairs: 06 12 34 56 78 is zéro six, douze, trente-quatre, cinquante-six, soixante-dix-huit. For French A1 students practising French alphabet and numbers, this worksheet gives 20 problems from easy to hard: say the letters, spell a short name and numbers to words. The answer key is on a separate page, and the worksheet is a free printable PDF.

This worksheet gets you ready for the moments when a French speaker asks you to spell, repeat or give a number: booking a table, filling in a form, giving a phone number or an address. Problems move from single letters to full phone numbers and emails.

It targets CEFR A1 spoken interaction. Write the numbers in words as a French speaker would say them, and say every answer aloud before checking the key.

Level: French A1 (CEFR beginner) · Standards: CEFR A1, Spoken interaction

Problem 1 Say the letters ★★★

Write how each group of letters is named in French.

  1. B – C – D
  2. G – J – W
  3. H – K – Y

Problem 2 Spell a short name ★★★

Spell each name with the French letter names.

  1. Lou
  2. Ines
  3. Omar

Problem 3 Numbers to words ★★★

A hotel clerk gives room numbers. Spell out each one in French words.

  1. Room 5
  2. Room 9
  3. Room 13
  4. Room 18

Problem 4 Words to numbers ★★★

Write each number in digits.

  1. quinze
  2. sept
  3. vingt
  4. neuf

Problem 5 Match the accent ★★★

Match each accent name with its letter.

  1. e accent aigu
  2. e accent grave
  3. c cédille
  4. e accent circonflexe

A. ç B. ê C. é D. è

Problem 6 Choose the question ★★★

Choose the French sentence that means “How do you spell that?”

  1. Comment ça s’écrit ?
  2. Comment ça va ?
  3. Ça s’appelle comment ?

Problem 7 Say the tens ★★★

Write in French words.

  1. 30
  2. 40
  3. 50
  4. 60

Problem 8 Numbers 21 to 69 ★★★

Write each number in French words.

  1. 21
  2. 34
  3. 45
  4. 58

Problem 9 Say the phone number ★★★

A business card with the phone number 07 21 36 14 50Atelier Lemaire07 21 36 14 50
Business card of a carpenter in Lille.

Write the phone number as you would say it, pair by pair.

Problem 10 Write the heard number ★★★

A colleague says this number. Write it in digits.

zéro six, dix-neuf, quarante-trois, vingt-deux, trente-cinq

Problem 11 Say the street number ★★★

Write in French words the number in each address.

  1. 16, rue des Tilleuls
  2. 29, avenue Foch
  3. 41, boulevard Gambetta

Problem 12 Say the symbols ★★★

Say in French: (a) @ (b) the dot in nom.fr (c) the hyphen in jean-luc (d) the underscore in jean_luc.

Problem 13 Read the email aloud ★★★

Write how to say this address in French: lea.petit@courrier.fr

Problem 14 Fill in the form ★★★

A registration form with the fields Nom, Prénom, Téléphone and Code postalNom : NguyenPrénom : ThaoTéléphone : 06 55 12 80 74Code postal : 69003
Gym registration form in Lyon.

A clerk asks for each field. Write what you would say for the last name, the phone number and the postal code (digit by digit).

Problem 15 Give your postal code ★★★

Write how to say each postal code digit by digit in French.

  1. 44000 (Nantes)
  2. 13001 (Marseille)
  3. 74000 (Annecy)

Problem 16 Translate into French ★★★

Translate.

  1. Can you repeat, please?
  2. It is written with a ç.
  3. My number is 06 33 21 08 47.

Problem 17 Numbers 70 to 99 ★★★

Write in French words.

  1. 70
  2. 80
  3. 91
  4. 99

Problem 18 Spell a long name ★★★

Spell with the French letter names and name the accents.

  1. Kowalski
  2. Hélène
  3. François

Problem 19 Write a call script ★★★

Write a short dialogue (4 lines) in which you book a table by phone. You spell your last name and give your phone number in pairs. Use vous.

Problem 20 Correct the mistakes ★★★

Each line has one mistake. Rewrite it correctly.

  1. Mon numéro est six, quarante-huit, zéro, vingt-sept. (the number is 06 48 27)
  2. Ça s’écrit avec un gé accent aigu. (for é)
  3. Mon e-mail est jean arobase point mail. (jean@mail.fr)

See the French Alphabet And Numbers worksheet answer key

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