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Keep the exact meaning

Twelve questions to use the lesson in context. Read each explanation and try a different sentence when you return to the article.

Keep the exact meaning

Twelve contextual choices with an explanation for every answer. Questions are optional; the score measures this activity, not a certified French level.

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Read the explanation behind the choices

French Ambiguity: Rewrite Without Changing Meaning provides the examples and distinctions used in this game. The same activity is available inside the lesson.

Do I need to answer every question?

No. You can leave an answer blank and continue. Explanations help you review the choices after the activity.

Does this score certify my French level?

No. The difficulty label helps you choose a practice activity. The score reflects these questions and does not certify a CEFR level.