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1 October 2026

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This French worksheet teaches introductory vocabulary for pets and colours. It explains that in French, the noun usually precedes the colour adjective (e.g., chien noir).
The tasks include:
• Vocabulary Matching: Linking French words for animals (dog, cat, rabbit) and colours (black, grey) to British English.
• Sentence Completion: Using a word bank to finish phrases describing different animals.
• Multiple Choice: Selecting the correct grammar structure for pet descriptions.
• Reading Rescue Cards: Matching simple French descriptions to pictures of shelter animals.
• Creative Writing: Choosing a rescue pet and writing about it using basic French structures.

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