Future, Conditional and Subjunctive flashcards
16 flashcard decks by 15 users
This page gathers user-made French flashcards on future forms, conditional phrases, the subjunctive and making plans. School students can practise forms and vocabulary, while teachers can find material for revision tasks. There are over 10 decks from over 10 users, all for secondary-level study. Choose a deck to start revising.
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10 cardsImmediate future What is the formula?
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20 cardsle subjonctif
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6 cardsFutur Simple + Futur Antérieur
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8 cardsfutur proche, translate into english... You're going to be late
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10 cardsFrench Irregular Future Stems French Irregular Future Stems Flashcards.
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24 cardsExpo 3, Module 2
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24 cardsFrench Dynamo 3 Module 2 Unite 2 What will you do in the future?
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19 cardsAprès le collège - After school
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49 cardsunregelmäßige Verben im Subjonctif
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3 cardsSubjunctive It is necessary for the government to do more to support French single-parent families as they are more lik...
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20 cardsFrench Future Tense Verb stem of avoir
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7 cardsModule 4 Keywords What shall we do?
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10 cardsTo make plans and to respond Qu'est-ce que tu vas faire s'il...?
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8 cardsin the future vocab in one or two years
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6 cardsThere would be There would be
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6 cardsSubjunctive
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These decks give you short prompts and answers to review. Immediate future is a place to start if you want to practise the formula and examples of plans. For individual verbs, French Irregular Future Stems pairs verbs with their stems.
Other decks let you practise phrases in context. There would be includes conditional expressions, while To make plans and to respond covers questions and answers about arrangements. A subjunctive deck focuses on expressions such as “although” and “provided that”.
Make the cards part of revision
Try answering each prompt before checking the other side, then return to the cards you found difficult. You could move between a verb deck and a phrase deck to review forms in different contexts. If you want an overview, switch to a mind map or notes on the unit page; use its quiz when you want to test yourself. Pick a deck that matches the phrases or forms you are working on.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Immediate future if you want to review the formula for saying what someone is going to do. Its cards include questions about the formula and examples of plans. If irregular stems are your focus, French Irregular Future Stems offers verb-and-stem pairs instead.
What do the subjunctive flashcards cover?
The deck called le subjonctif includes verbs to practise, from everyday actions to verbs such as having, being and doing. Another subjunctive deck covers expressions including “although”, “before” and “unless”. You can choose between verb practice and reviewing the expressions according to what you need.
Are these flashcards free, and what if a topic is missing?
Every listed deck is free to open and study without an account. If you cannot find the material you need, a free account lets you make your own flashcards, as well as quizzes, mind maps and notes. It also lets you save quiz scores.