Your French practice, on paper or in PDF.
Printed and shipped by Amazon, with the answers upside down at the foot of every page so you never have to go hunting for them. The PDF below is the same book, on your screen in about a minute.
Same 2,000 questions either way. Amazon takes returns for 30 days; the PDF is covered by our own 30-day money-back guarantee.
Two thousand French questions. Forty rounds to play. Your next French challenge.
You can understand a rule and still hesitate when you need it. Work through 21 common mistakes with questions that ask you to choose the French yourself. Pick a round, mark your answers and check them on the page. Start at home, on the train or over a coffee.
Fifty questions with four choices each. The settings take you from Nice to Provence; play whenever you want to practise.
Answers sit upside down at the foot of each page. Check your choices without searching through the book.
Keep your score, return to the questions you missed and try another round.
Instead of simply reading another explanation, you make a choice, check it and notice the pattern behind a mistake. Use the rounds to find what you want to review. A pencil-and-paper companion to the French you read and hear.
At the café counter, which sounds more polite?
Donne-moi un café. Je veux un café. Je voudrais un café, s’il vous plaît.
The polite conditional over je veux, and café is masculine. A small choice to notice, practise and use in your next conversation.
The errors English speakers make again and again, hunted one question at a time. Each gets its own lesson page and practice set.
Total your answers as you go and the Progress Signal shows where your French really stands — from a foundation zone up to a near-native top signal. Score each round out of fifty on the built-in tracker, and compare your results as you practise. A self-study signal to keep you moving, not a certificate.
Not sharper in a month? I refund every cent.
Play it. Drill a few rounds. If your French is not sharper, send one email within 30 days and you get the full price back. You keep the file. No forms, no “why”, no catch. The paperback runs on Amazon’s own 30-day returns instead, since they print it and ship it.
Camille Aubert is French and writes for FrenchToEnglish.com. She spent years watching English speakers trip on the same twenty-one mistakes — je veux at the bakery, c’est where il est belongs, the partitive that quietly vanishes. One summer she turned the whole list into a game. You’re holding it.
