Make French present tense verb practice active with four essential French irregular verbs. Students often need repeated exposure and practice to confidently use être, avoir, aller and faire in the present tense. These French irregular verb flashcards turn conjugation practice into a quick, reusable game that helps students recognise, recall and use these high-frequency verbs.
Instead of completing another conjugation worksheet, students look, think, match and check as they practise French verb forms through active recall and repeated exposure.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
24 flashcards
4 essential irregular verbs:
Être – to be
Avoir – to have
Aller – to go
Faire – to do/make
✔️ All subject pronouns
✔️ Present tense conjugation
✔️ Clear, student-friendly formatting
✔️ Printable and ready to use
STUDENTS PRACTISE
Recalling irregular verb forms
Recognising subject + verb combinations
Choosing the correct present tense form
Building French grammar accuracy
Developing confidence with high-frequency verbs
LOOK → THINK → MATCH → CHECK
USE FOR
French present tense practice
Irregular verb revision
Beginner French grammar
Être, avoir, aller and faire practice
Grammar warm-ups
Partner and small-group games
Revision stations
Early finishers
Speaking practice
Homework review
WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT
✔️ No prep
✔️ Easy to reuse
✔️ Works for individual, pair or group practice
✔️ Turns grammar revision into an active game
✔️ Supports repeated practice and recall
✔️ Ideal for students developing confidence with French present tense verbs
A simple, reusable way to help students practise the French irregular verbs they use again and again.
AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM: LANGUAGES – FRENCH
This resource supports the Australian Curriculum: French, particularly:
AC9LF8EU02 – Develop knowledge of, and use structures and features of, the French grammatical and writing systems to understand and create spoken, written and multimodal texts.
AC9LF8EC06 – Create spoken, written and multimodal, informative and imaginative texts using appropriate vocabulary, expressions, grammatical structures and some textual conventions.
These connections support students in developing their knowledge and use of French grammatical structures and applying vocabulary and language forms in communication.
