French 4
The French 4 worksheets cover all 20 chapters of the course, each sheet with twenty problems and its answer key in Part 2.
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- 20 worksheets
- 20 problems per worksheet
- Every answer key in Part 2
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How the French 4 worksheets work
Grammar sheets, like “would have, could have, should have in French” and “past subjunctive: feelings about earlier events”, ask students to build forms and then use them in sentences of their own. The sheet on “reading stories told in the passé simple” is a reading task built on passages in the passé simple that the student turns into everyday past tenses. Writing sheets are different, with “writing polite formal letters and emails” asking for letter phrases and “building a clear French essay” asking for the outline of an essay before any full sentence is written. The sheet on “formal, casual and slang: choosing your register” sets the same message in several registers and asks the student to tell them apart. Problems are marked easy, medium or hard, so a student can see how far the sheet goes. Work through the sheets in order, or pick the ones that match the week's classroom unit.
Table of contents
- Would have, could have, should have in French
- Will have done: future perfect made clear
- Past subjunctive: feelings about earlier events
- Mood choice after common conjunctions
- Lequel, auquel, duquel after prepositions
- Retelling what was said in the past
- Reading stories told in the passé simple
- Having things done with faire and laisser
- Linking ideas to build your argument
- Writing polite formal letters and emails
- Building a clear French essay
- Describing paintings and analyzing poems
- Everyday French idioms and what they really mean
- Formal, casual and slang: choosing your register
- Négritude: three poets and the words of identity
- Reviewing films and nuanced opinions
- Debating society's big questions politely
- Winning an audience with words
- Putting two cultures side by side
- Reading between the lines in French
Want to try a chapter first? The French 4 chapters are free to read on the website: open the free French 4 pages.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the French 4 worksheets for?
It is aimed at fourth-year students, often those heading toward AP French, who need precision in grammar and a stronger voice in writing. They work next to the lessons or next to any school textbook.
Where are the answer keys?
All the keys are gathered in Part 2, after the 20 worksheets, so a student does not see an answer by accident. The table of contents lists the key of every chapter, from “would have, could have, should have in French” to “reading between the lines in French”.
How many problems are on a worksheet?
Twenty, numbered Problem 1 to Problem 20 and sorted from easy to hard, with a line at the top for a name and a date. The sheet on “building a clear French essay” has the same layout as all the others.
Can I print the French 4 worksheets?
Yes. Print the chapters you need, as many copies as you need for your own class or family. Payment is a single PayPal purchase with an instant download.
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