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We’ve added translations to our exercises all about everyone’s favourite topic: the subjunctive in Spanish grammar!

Recap the difference between the indicative and the subjunctive and practise using all the different subjunctive tenses in over 100 grammar exercises ranging from level A2 through to C1. Translations appear after you check your answers so you can discover new words and double check your understanding.

Check it out today!

French has many sounds that are similar—or identical—to one another, meaning that it’s easy to get mixed up with spelling.

That’s why we’ve created a new pages all about common French sounds and how to write them.

For Lingolia Plus users, there are 6 brand new exercises:

• Le son [ã]
• Le son [ɛ̃]
• Le son [o]
• Le son [s]
• Les sons [g] et [ʒ]
• Les sons [e] et [ε]

Check it out today!

Perfect your Spanish writing with some new info all about advanced Spanish punctuation.

Our new pages have guides on when to use:

• Full Stops
• Colons
• Semicolons
• Ellipsis
• Apostrophes
• Brackets
• Em dahses
• Hyphens
• Slashes

Check it out today!

The word hay is one of the most useful words in Spanish.

That’s why we’ve added two brand new Lingolia Plus exercises just for beginners where you can practise using hay in Spanish:

• Oraciones impersonales – hay (1)
• Oraciones impersonales – hay (2)

Check them out today!

Feeling overwhelmed by irregular verbs in Spanish? Lingolia is here to help!

We’ve added 17 new exercises all about irregular verbs in the present tense for levels A1–A2:

• Presente – ser (presentarse)
• Presente – verbo ser (1) y (2)
• Presente – verbo estar (1) y (2)
• Presente – verbo ir (1) y (2)
• Presente – verbo tener (1) y (2)
• Presente – verbo venir (1) y (2)
• Presente – verbos que añaden una y o una z (1) y (2)
• Presente – verbos con cambio de raíz (dar, saber, ver)
• Presente – verbos terminados en -cer, -gir, -guir, -quir
• Presente – verbos que añaden una g en la primera persona (1) y (2) 

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Participles and gerunds are essential building blocks of French grammar – and our new page covers them all in one place.

You'll find a clear overview of:

• The three types of participle – présent, passé, and composé
• The two gerund forms – présent and passé

For each form, you’ll learn what it looks like, how it’s built, and how it’s used in real French sentences. You can then go deeper with links to dedicated pages and practice exercises to test what you’ve learnt.

Bon apprentissage – happy learning!

Discover our new overview page on adjectives in French! Adjectives are words that go with a noun to describe it or give more information about it, but there’s more to them than you might expect.

We cover everything from the different types of adjectives to how their endings change depending on gender and number. You’ll also learn how to compare adjectives and where to place them in a sentence – before or after the noun.

You’ll find links to all the related pages, each with plenty of practice exercises to help you master this topic.

Bonne étude – enjoy the journey!

Discover our new overview page on adverbs in French! Adverbs can describe verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, or even entire sentences. We explain how to avoid confusing them with adjectives, how to form them and how to position them in a sentence – and much more.

You’ll also find links to all the related pages, which include lots of practice exercises to help you explore this grammar topic in depth.

Amuse-toi bien – have fun!

Nouns are one of the building blocks of any sentence in French. But do you know the difference between a common noun and a proper noun? Or between countable and uncountable nouns? If these sound unfamiliar, don’t worry – this page has you covered!

We’ve put together a complete guide to French nouns, packed with clear explanations, useful links and lots of practice exercises to help you feel confident. Here’s a selection:

• nom commun ou propre ? (1)
• genre (1)
• nombre (1)
• nom animé ou inanimé ? (1)
• comptable ou non comptable ? (1)

Amuse-toi bien – have fun!

French pronouns and determiners are more varied than you might expect – from possessive determiners like mon, ton, and tes, to adverbial pronouns like y and en.

On our new overview page, you’ll find clear explanations alongside a fresh set of exercises, covering everything from the basics up to B2 level. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your knowledge, there’s something here for you!

• pronoms (1)
• pronom ou déterminant ? (1)
• pronoms (2)
• pronom ou déterminant ? (2)
• pronoms (3)
• pronom (tous)
• vrai ou faux ? (1 & 2)

Bon apprentissage – happy learning!

Whether it’s a simple or complex sentence, affirmative or interrogative, our new overview page on sentence structures in French has everything you need.

From clear explanations and helpful links to exercises for every level – find everything one place to build your grammar confidence. Here’s a selection of the practice exercises:

• phrase affirmative (1)
• COD ou COI (1)
• type de phrase (1)
• phrase simple ou complexe ? (1)
• phrase simple ou complexe ? (2)
• phrase interrogative (1)
• phrase négative simple ou complexe ? (1)
• discours indirect (1)
• propositions (1)
• proposition subordonnée (1)

Amuse-toi bien – have fun!

You can now find an overview of all the French indicative tenses and their conjugations in one place!

From the present, the past tense and imperfect to the recent past, simple future and pluperfect, you’ll get clear, practical explanations and quick links to each tense.

On our How to Conjugate Verbs in French page, you’ll also find plenty of exercises for levels A1 to B2 to help you practise, revise and remember the forms and their usage.

Bon apprentissage – happy learning!

Learn everything you need to know about complex negation in French!

Do you know the expression Cela n’a ni queue ni tête? The structure ne…ni…ni… lets you express negation in a different way from the simple form ne…pas. Sometimes ne also appears on its own in a sentence, or in other expressions such as ne…guère or ne serait‑ce que.

To explore all the features of complex negation, read our article and then put your knowledge to the test with our online exercises. Here’s a selection:

• ne… ni… ni… (1)
• ne… ni… ni… (2)
• simple ou complexe ? (1)
• simple ou complexe ? (2)
• ne… ni… ni ne…
• inversion
• vraie négation ou « ne » explétif ? (1)

Ne perds pas de temps pour améliorer ton français, amuse-toi bien !

It’s that time of year again – the Lingolia vocabulary calendar for 2026 is here! 

Each month you can learn 10 words related to this year’s calendar topics of sport, clothes and travel – perfect for learners who love small study moments.

The 2026 calendar is available in English, French, Spanish, German and Esperanto.

Download your calendar for free today!

We’ve just published a brand-new page dedicated to simple negative sentences in French. Find out how negatives work in simple and compound tenses, how to place pronouns correctly, and where to put adverbs.

At the bottom of the page, you’ll find plenty of new exercises for levels A2 to B1 to put your knowledge to the test. Here’s a selection:

• exercices généraux
• temps verbaux simples (ne … pas) (1)
• temps verbaux composés (ne … pas) (1)
• temps verbaux simples et composés (ne … pas) (1)
• de ou d’ ?
• adverbes
• questions (1)

Amuse-toi bien – have fun!

Great news! We’ve just updated our article about the gerund in French (le gérondif), adding lots of new information and a whole section about the past gerund.

Of course, you can also test your knowledge with fresh exercises from levels A2 to C1.

Click on this text box to go to the article and all the brand new exercises – happy learning!

Having a Lingolia Plus account means that you never run out of materials to practise your language skills!

We’ve just added lots of new exercises for advanced French learners all about the future perfect (le futur antérieur).

• tableau de conjugaison (verbes pronominaux) (1)
• tableau de conjugaison (verbes pronominaux) (2)
• avoir (verbes en -re)
• avoir (verbes en -ir)
• avoir (tous les verbes) (2)
• être (verbes en -er)
• être (verbes en -re)
• être (verbes en -ir)
• être (verbes pronominaux) (2)
• être (tous les verbes) (2)
• être ou avoir ? (1)
• être ou avoir ? (3)
• questions (1)
• questions (2)
• un futur idéal
• un voyage autour du monde
• une lettre cachée dans le jardin

Amuse-toi bien – have fun!

We’re always adding new material for our Lingolia Plus users so you can keep making progress on your language journey!

There are now even more exercises for beginner, intermediate and advanced French learners all about the near future (le futur proche).

• futur proche ou verbe aller seul ? (2)
• aller (3)
• négation (4)
• partir en vacances
• anniversaire
• infinitif, présent ou futur ? (2)
• adverbes de temps + négation (1)
• adverbes de temps + négation (2)
• adverbes de modalité + négation (1)
• adverbes de modalité + négation (2)
• position de l’adverbe (1)
• position de l’adverbe (2)
• monologue interne

Check them out and happy learning!

Here at Lingolia we’re dedicated to providing our Plus users with new content so you can keep hitting those language goals!

That’s why we’ve just dropped 6 brand new Lingolia Plus exercises for advanced French learners all about the perfect participle (le participe composé).

• Participe composé – formes irrégulières (1), (2) et (3)
• Participe composé – être ou avoir ? (1) et (2)
• Participe composé – reconnaître les erreurs

Relève le défi sans attendre !

Some more great news for all you advanced French learners. We’ve just published some more Lingolia Plus grammar exercises about indirect questions in French.

• • L’interrogation indirecte – formation (2)
  • L’interrogation indirecte – transformation interrogation directe/indirecte (1)
  • L’interrogation indirecte – structure (2)
  • L’interrogation indirecte – structure (3)

À découvrir dès aujourd’hui !

Shout out to all you advanced French learners. We’ve just published some new Lingolia Plus grammar exercises for levels B2+ about the participe présent in French.

• Propositions subordonnées circonstancielles (1)
• Propositions subordonnées circonstancielles (1)
• Texte B2
• Variable ou invariable (2)
• Texte C1

À découvrir dès aujourd’hui !