GCSE French

A little French, every day.

Learn the words on the exam’s list a few each day, each one coming back at growing gaps until it sticks, and work through the grammar a point at a time. Listening and reading questions come with recordings and passages to work from. Your writing and translations are marked against the mark scheme, with clear next steps, and speaking practice gets you ready for every part of the speaking exam.

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How it works

Three things happen in every session.

  1. Which word completes the question?___ est ta couleur préférée ?AQuelBQuelsCCQuelleDQuoiNice work!That one is banked.

    Step 1

    Answer a question

    GCSE-style originals, marked straight away.

  2. QuestionsEasyMediumHardNice - stepping up to Medium.Nice - stepping up to Hard.landedanother looktaller is harder

    Step 2

    It adapts as you go

    The difficulty follows your answers, and Wiz says when it moves.

    Get questions right and harder ones come. Slip, and they ease off again. On a new topic, your first few answers set where it starts.

  3. QuestionsGot itPresent tenseAlmost therePerfect tenseDevelopingEstimated readinessGrades 5 to 6Share reportLink sent

    Step 3

    See progress that means something

    A step for every topic, and a report to share.

    An example. The question comes from our French practice; the round and the progress show the kind you'll see, and a report gives an estimated grade range, never a prediction.

GCSE French topics

GCSE-style original questions written by our team - Foundation and Higher tier.

Specification and how to revise

What the exam actually covers, and how the grade moves.

Aligned to UK exam boards

Mapped to what your board actually tests

Choose your board to see its specification, paper structure and official resources.