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UK GCSE French · independent study
Independent myAudience subject study using references for England. Published readings cover selected topics; full curriculum, assessment and practical coverage are not verified. No awarding-body affiliation, endorsement, qualification or grade guarantee is offered. Check the source specification and your centre for the requirements of your chosen course.

Identify who a sentence is about

Choose articles and notice elision

Read possessions and relationships

Build present-tense activity sentences

Describe objects with agreeing adjectives

Read positive and negative preferences

Use avoir for age and possession

Ask a clear question with est-ce que

Describe existence without assuming feelings

Move to places with aller and à

Distinguish an action now from a future plan

Translate a short reading by following its evidence

Build a finished-action sentence with avoir

Learn participles by verb family, not one ending

Use être for aller in the perfect tense

Separate auxiliary agreement from participle agreement

Put a negative around the past auxiliary

Read past, present and planned actions in one account

Distinguish ability and permission with pouvoir

Read an obligation without confusing it with a fact

Separate knowing how from wanting to act

Match a singular reflexive pronoun to its subject

Place the reflexive pronoun with an infinitive

Connect actions with purpose and sequence

Read a friendship introduction without inventing relationships

Describe an everyday routine without turning it into health advice

Connect a school interest with a work ambition

Compare two leisure choices and their reasons

Read a celebration notice with cultural context

Discuss a public figure using facts and a stated opinion

Plan a city visit and distinguish plans from completed journeys

Read a media plan and track how information is shared

Describe surroundings and one environmental choice precisely

Read an original notice for details, contrast and evidence

Translate French into English while preserving relationships and time

Translate a short English message into clear French