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French verb conjugation game
Type 12 French verb forms from a prompt such as a pronoun, a verb and a tense. A miss shows the whole paradigm with the changed ending or stem highlighted and a one-line rule, so you learn the pattern instead of one answer.
- You type the form, not pick it
- Accents checked and named
- Answers stay in your browser
Today's round
Verb Sprint
12 conjugation prompts, one a day. Type the verb form — accents count.
How to play
- Read the prompt: a pronoun, an infinitive and a tense.
- Type the conjugated form. Accent buttons sit under the box for phones and keyboards without accents.
- A correct form scores a point. A form with a missing or wrong accent counts as almost right and names the accent.
- A wrong form shows the answer, the full paradigm with your row marked, and the rule behind it.
- Finish all 12 prompts to see your score and longest run, and share a spoiler-free result grid.
Sample: avoir in the present tense
This is the kind of table a miss shows you. Irregular forms are marked in words, not only by colour.
| Pronoun | Form |
|---|---|
| j’ | ai(irregular) |
| tu | as(irregular) |
| il | a(irregular) |
| nous | avons(irregular) |
| vous | avez(irregular) |
| ils | ont(irregular) |
Pronouns and tenses
Tu is the informal singular and vous covers both formal singular and plural, with one shared form (vous avez). Il, elle and on share a form. Je becomes j’ before a vowel, and you can type either the form alone or the full je/j’ phrase.
A1 practises the present tense. From A2 the round adds the passé composé, including être verbs whose participle agrees (elle est allée).
Frequently asked questions
- Is the French conjugation game free?
- Yes. The daily round is free and needs no account. Forms you miss are listed on the results screen, so you can review them straight away.
- What happens if I forget an accent?
- A form that is right except for an accent counts as almost right, and the feedback names the accent you missed. Use the accented-letter buttons if your keyboard has no accents.
- Which pronouns and tenses are covered?
- Tu is the informal singular and vous covers both formal singular and plural, with one shared form (vous avez). Il, elle and on share a form. Je becomes j’ before a vowel, and you can type either the form alone or the full je/j’ phrase. A1 practises the present tense. From A2 the round adds the passé composé, including être verbs whose participle agrees (elle est allée).
- Where do the conjugations come from?
- Every form is stored in static data checked against hand-verified reference tables, including irregular verbs. The game never generates forms on the fly.
- How often does the round change?
- There is one round a day per language. A new set unlocks at midnight UTC, and everyone gets the same prompts that day at the same level, so you can compare results without spoilers.