Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time
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This Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes for French, from ordinal numbers and the clock to months, seasons and quantities. It's for school students going over a topic, primary pupils meeting their first numbers, and teachers after ready-made material. There are more than 60 resources here, including more than 50 flashcards from more than 50 contributors. Pick a deck, try a quiz to find your gaps, then build your own.
Top Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time resources
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10 cardsFrench 1C Vocab Part 1C of my French Vocabulary Revison Booklet, Ordinal Numbers
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14 nodesFrench Time→Quelle heure est-il? 12:00→ Douze heures! · 1:05→ Une heure cinq · 2:10→ Deux heures dix · 3:15→ Trois heures ET... · 4:20→ Quatre heures v... · 5:25→ Cinq heures vin...
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7 cardsFrench - Edexcel - GCSE - Time Expressions Flashcards À partir de
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10 questionsTime - Lesson 2 Select 'it's twenty-five past twelve'.
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5 questionsQuantaties A litre of
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112 cardsTime Expressions
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68 nodesNumbers and Amounts Un, deux, trois - One... · Add -ième to the numb...
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10 questionsTime - Lesson 1 Select 'what time is it?'.
Quizzes
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10 questionsTime - Lesson 2 Select 'it's twenty-five past twelve'.
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5 questionsQuantaties A litre of
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10 questionsTime - Lesson 1 Select 'what time is it?'.
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12 questionsAllons au cinema unit what is trop de/d'?
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10 questionsAdverbs & Nouns of Quantity
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10 questionsNumbers - Lesson 4 Select 'trente et un chats'.
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10 questionsNumbers - Lesson 3 Select 'twenty-one oranges'.
Mind maps
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14 nodesFrench Time→Quelle heure est-il? 12:00→ Douze heures! · 1:05→ Une heure cinq · 2:10→ Deux heures dix · 3:15→ Trois heures ET... · 4:20→ Quatre heures v... · 5:25→ Cinq heures vin...
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68 nodesNumbers and Amounts Un, deux, trois - One... · Add -ième to the numb...
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87 nodes☺French 2☺ Stage 8 · Stage 9 · Stage 10
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33 nodesFrench Numbers
Flashcards
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10 cardsFrench 1C Vocab Part 1C of my French Vocabulary Revison Booklet, Ordinal Numbers
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7 cardsFrench - Edexcel - GCSE - Time Expressions Flashcards À partir de
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112 cardsTime Expressions
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18 cardsFrench quantities
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10 cardsFrench Ordinal Numbers
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9 cardsFrench 1E Vocab, The Clock Part 1E of my French Vocabulary Revison Booklet, The Clock
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92 cardsFrench2
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12 cardsNumbers
Notes
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French Exam Notes NumbersSome explanations: You MUST learn the spelling of the following numbers You must also learn the spelling of the tens Note! Numbers finishing in 1-21,31, etc need "et" in French - Vingt et Un all o...
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French Numbers Quick lesson about French numbers;All double digits past twenty use dashes between numbers. ex. Vingt-trois ou trente-quatreAll double digits ending in 1, however, follow the format of (digit) et un. ex. Vingt et un o...
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About Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time
GoConqr OriginalWhat the resources cover
This unit is mostly flashcards, with a small set of quizzes and mind maps and a couple of notes. They cover three areas: numbers, time and quantities.
- Numbers: decks run from the first ten numbers up to much higher ones, with separate sets for the 21 to 60 range and the 40 to 100 range. The ordinal decks, such as French Ordinal Numbers, pair premier and deuxième with first and second.
- Time: there are decks for the clock, days, months, seasons and phrases like depuis, bientôt and déjà. The Time Expressions deck is a good place to see the days and months together.
- Quantities: the French quantities deck covers beaucoup de, peu de, un kilo de and une bouteille de.
Where to start
If you are new to French numbers, begin with the mind map Numbers and Amounts. It starts at zéro and notes that 11 to 16 all end in ze. Then move to a short deck for the numbers you need, and on to the longer ranges.
For telling the time, open the mind map on Quelle heure est-il? It lists the hours and minutes one by one, such as une heure cinq and trois heures et quart. After that, try the clock vocabulary deck, which has midi, minuit, et demi and moins.
Using quizzes and maps together
- Read a mind map first, so the pattern is in front of you.
- Take the first time quiz. It asks you to pick phrases such as il est minuit and il est une heure et demie.
- Note which answers you missed, then go back to the matching flashcards.
- Take the next quiz in the series to check the gaps have closed.
The same routine works for numbers, using the numbers quizzes, and for amounts, using the quiz on adverbs and nouns of quantity.
Where this unit fits
This unit sits in the Getting Started strand of the French language subject. It is the place for the basics you use in almost every conversation: how many, how much, which day and what time.
When you are ready, choose one deck, say the cards aloud, and then make a few cards of your own for the words that keep slipping.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
For numbers, the Numbers and Amounts mind map is a gentle start because it begins at zero and flags the tricky teens. For time, open the mind map on Quelle heure est-il? and then the first time quiz. Both give you a clear pattern before you move on to flashcards.
What do the mind maps on this page cover?
There are a few mind maps. One walks through telling the time in French, hour by hour. Another covers numbers and amounts, starting with zero to ten and moving through the teens. A couple of others are broader French maps made by contributors.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself. A free account also saves your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these resources for?
They suit school students going over a topic and primary pupils learning their first French numbers, days and times. Teachers can use the decks and quizzes as ready-made material. Most resources are aimed at secondary level, with a smaller share for primary.
Does this page include dates, days and months?
Yes. The Time Expressions deck lists the days of the week, the months and the seasons in French. Other decks cover phrases of time, such as depuis, bientôt and le lendemain, and the ordinal numbers you need for saying dates.
What if I can't find what I need?
Try a nearby deck first, because the numbers and time sets overlap and are split by range. If a topic is still missing, you can build your own flashcards or mind map. Over 50 contributors have added to this page already.