Are you a teacher looking for the perfect tool to review French imparfait and passé composé? Look no further than our fun and interactive French imparfait and passé composé review game! This learning resource is ideal for helping students practice these two important French tenses. With engaging questions, like recognizing which tense a verb is in, choosing between the two tenses, translating sentences, and identifying situations that call for either of the two tenses, your students will be sure to gain a strong understanding of when to use each tense. Plus, with both a Google Drive version and Powerpoint version available, your students can play individually or as a class on the smartboard. So don’t wait any longer; give your students the gift of an accessible approach to practicing these important French language concepts with our French imparfait and passé composé review game!
French imparfait and passé composé review game
$3.00
This learning resource is ideal for helping students practice the imparfait and passé composé.
Reviews
I used this with my senior Core French classes. It was a great way to review. Thanks!
— Kelly H.
This has some great exercises to practise the past tenses. I will definitely use it regularly. Thank you!
— MmeG’s Corner
Great game for reviewing the materials. Students were very engaged and enjoyed the visuals
— Jennifer B.
As soon as I figured out that I needed to share a link with my students so that it wouldn’t open directly into Google Slides, this activity was great. The students enjoyed working through the review.
— Sarah N.
Great resource for upper level French II and III students! Merci!
— Suzette E.
This activity is extremely straight-forward, and I was able to leave it for my students on a day where I had an unplanned absence. It went very well and acted as a great review. Merci!
— Erika Curtis
My kids love these click-through games! My only qualm is that the word “Félicitations” is spelled wrong on all of them so I go through and edit them before using them 😉
— Rachel Beckett
My students enjoy these digital practice activities. They are quick to set up, the instructions included on how to publish it to students is clear, and I appreciate that it gives them immediate feedback and lots of opportunities for practice. Merci!
— Zoe Witzeling
Many students really struggle to know when to use the passé composé vs imparfait – this was great extra practice for everyone in the class.
— Chez Madeleine
Great resource!
— Monica Dahlberg












