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French · Vocabulary drill · A2

Emotions: French vocabulary drill

Sixteen questions on eight words from the emotions guide: recall the French word, recognise it by ear, use it in a sentence, and say what it means. Each new round reshuffles the words and the wrong options, and every answer you miss is saved on this device in a review list. Every answer plays aloud, and every sentence is glossed word by word.

16 questions a roundFresh mix every roundPass mark 13Mistakes saved for review

The eight words you will practise, each with its article: le or un (masculine), la or une (feminine), l’ before a vowel.

1. Recall 0/4 2. Hear 0/4 3. Use 0/4 4. Meaning 0/4 Review 0 0 / 16

1. Recall: which word means…?

Read the English and pick the French word. You hear the right answer after you choose.

Question 1

happy, pleased

Question 2

sad

Question 3

angry

Question 4

tired

2. Hear: which word did you hear?

Press Listen, then pick the word you heard. Play it as often as you like.

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Question 8

3. Use: complete the sentence

Pick the word that fits. After you answer, the whole sentence is glossed word by word, with a note on why.

Question 9

Je suis très … de te voir ! “I’m so pleased to see you!”

Question 10

Elle est …, elle a mal dormi. “She’s tired, she slept badly.”

Question 11

J’ai … des araignées. “I’m scared of spiders.”

Question 12

Je suis … de toi, bravo ! “I’m proud of you, well done!”

4. Meaning: what does it mean?

Now the other way round: read the word and pick what it means in English.

Question 13

triste

Question 14

fatigué

Question 15

stressé

Question 16

déçu

Your words to review

Every word or sentence you miss, in any round, is kept here on this device. Tap one to hear it again, and clear it once you know it.

Nothing to review yet. Answers you miss will appear here.

0 right so far, 16 to go Answer every question to see your result.

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