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French107 views·Updated Jun 11, 2026·12 pagesEssential French Vocabulary for AQA GCSE (Higher Tier)
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Technology and Digital Life
Technology vocab is everywhere these days, so you'll need words like une tablette (tablet), les réseaux sociaux (social media), and un smartphone. When describing tech, use adjectives like divertissant (entertaining), pratique (practical), or dangereux (dangerous).
To talk about what you normally do, use "J'utilise... pour" (I use... to) followed by activities like communiquer avec mes amis (communicate with friends) or télécharger de la musique (download music). For recent activities, switch to past tense: "j'ai recherché des infos" (I searched for information).
Time signals help structure your speaking. Use normalement (normally), parfois (sometimes), or récemment (recently) to show when things happen. For future plans, try "Je voudrais acheter un nouveau portable" (I'd like to buy a new phone).
Quick tip: The phrase "ce qui était..." (which was...) is perfect for linking your activities to opinions about them.
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Hobbies and Entertainment
Your hobbies and entertainment vocabulary needs to cover everything from une comédie (comedy) to un film d'horreur (horror film). Don't forget food-related words like végétarien (vegetarian) and délicieux (delicious) since French people love discussing meals!
Present tense is straightforward: "Je joue au tennis" (I play tennis) or "Je suis passionné(e) de volley" (I'm passionate about volleyball). For things you dislike, simply say "Ce n'est pas mon truc" (It's not my thing).
Past and future tenses follow predictable patterns. "Je suis allé(e)" (I went) for past activities, and "Je voudrais essayer" (I'd like to try) for future plans. The conditional "j'aurais préféré" (I would have preferred) shows sophistication.
Remember: Use linking words like "personnellement" (personally) and "par exemple" (for example) to make your French flow naturally.
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Festivals and Celebrations
French festivals include obvious ones like Noël (Christmas) and Pâques (Easter), but also La Chandeleur (Candlemas) and Le 14 juillet (Bastille Day). Learn festival foods too: la bûche (Yule log), les crèpes (pancakes), and le gâteau des rois (king cake).
Express your feelings with "J'adore célébrer..." (I love celebrating...) or "C'est ma fête préférée" (It's my favourite festival). For past experiences, use "J'ai été très gâté(e)" (I was very spoilt) or "Il y avait un grand concert" (There was a big concert).
Arguments for and against celebrations show critical thinking. Pour les fêtes: they let you "passer du temps avec les gens qu'on aime" (spend time with people you love). Contre les fêtes: people might "s'endetter" (get into debt) or "oublier les gens pauvres" (forget poor people).
Pro tip: Use "bien que j'ai aimé..., j'aurais préféré..." (although I liked..., I would have preferred...) to show complex opinions.
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Your Town and Local Area
Describe your local area using words like des magasins (shops), un château (castle), and une zone piétonne (pedestrian zone). Adjectives matter: tranquille (quiet), animé (lively), historique (historic), or à couper le souffle (breathtaking).
Relative pronouns make you sound fluent: "J'habite dans une petite ville qui est située..." (I live in a small town which is situated...) or "Il y a un restaurant dont les touristes raffolent" (There's a restaurant that tourists love).
Balance advantages and disadvantages. Your town might let you "se promener en sécurité" (walk around safely) and "découvrir la gastronomie" (discover local food). However, you might "s'ennuyer" (get bored) or need to "aller à la ville voisine" (go to the neighbouring town).
Key insight: Use conditional sentences like "Si j'étais riche, je..." (If I were rich, I...) to discuss improvements your town needs.
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Volunteering and Charity Work
Charity vocabulary includes le travail bénévole (voluntary work), une organisation caritative (charity), and le camion-soupe (soup kitchen). Social problems you might address include le chômage (unemployment), la discrimination, and les sans-abri (homeless people).
Present your current involvement: "Je suis bénévole" (I'm a volunteer) or "Je sponsorise un enfant" (I sponsor a child). Gerund phrases work well: "En aidant les autres..." (By helping others...) or "En donnant de mon temps..." (By giving my time...).
Know your major French charities: Les Restos du Cœur (food banks), Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), Le Téléthon (disability charity), and La Croix Rouge (Red Cross). These show cultural awareness.
Remember: Use "depuis" to show ongoing commitment: "Je suis bénévole depuis un an" (I've been volunteering for a year).
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Health and Lifestyle
Health vocabulary covers both good and bad habits. Learn le tabagisme (smoking), l'alcool, le cannabis, plus health consequences like le cancer du poumon (lung cancer) and une crise cardiaque (heart attack). Positive terms include un régime (diet) and s'entraîner (to train).
Discuss current habits: "Je suis en bonne santé" (I'm in good health) or "Je fais attention à ce que je mange" (I'm careful about what I eat). For problems, try "Je bois trop" (I drink too much) or "J'ai pris quelques kilos" (I've put on a few kilos).
Future resolutions use various structures: "Je ne fumerai jamais" (I'll never smoke), "Je vais limiter ma consommation" (I'm going to limit my consumption), or "J'arrêterai de fumer" (I'll stop smoking).
Health tip: The phrase "Si j'avais une baguette magique" (If I had a magic wand) is a fun way to introduce ideal solutions.
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Environment and Climate Change
Environmental problems include le réchauffement climatique (global warming), la pollution, le déboisement (deforestation), and les inondations (floods). Solutions involve recycler (recycling), les énergies renouvelables (renewable energy), and les transports publics (public transport).
Use progressive tenses for ongoing issues: "Les animaux sont en train de disparaître" (Animals are disappearing) or "Il y a de plus en plus de déchets" (There's more and more waste). The gerund works well: "En recyclant, on aide la planète" (By recycling, we help the planet).
Conditional sentences show solutions: "On devrait investir" (We should invest), "Il faudrait construire" (We should build), or "Si j'étais maire, je..." (If I were mayor, I...). These structures demonstrate advanced French.
Environmental fact: Use "afin de" (in order to) instead of "pour" to sound more sophisticated when discussing environmental goals.
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Global Poverty and Social Issues
Poverty vocabulary includes le seuil de pauvreté (poverty line), la malnutrition, and un cercle vicieux (vicious circle). Charity responses involve collecter de l'argent (collecting money), faire du bénévolat (volunteering), and les produits équitables (fair trade products).
Express personal reactions: "Je me sens mal à l'aise" (I feel uncomfortable) or "J'ai été choqué" (I was shocked). Past experiences might include "J'ai donné de l'argent" (I gave money) or "On a fait une collecte à l'école" (We did a collection at school).
Government solutions use conditional and future tenses: "Le gouvernement devrait..." (The government should...), "On va construire" (We're going to build), or "Nous devrions réduire la mortalité infantile" (We should reduce infant mortality).
Social awareness: Phrases like "Si on a un cœur" (If we have a heart) add emotional impact to your arguments about helping others.
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Holidays and Travel
Holiday vocabulary covers accommodation (se loger - to stay), destinations (la région, les monuments), and activities (se relaxer, découvrir, danser). Descriptive adjectives like charmant (charming), luxueux (luxurious), and typique are essential.
Present activities: "J'aime faire beaucoup de choses" (I like doing lots of things) or "On essaie toujours de manger un plat typique" (We always try to eat a typical dish). The gerund "En partant en vacances à l'étranger" (By going abroad on holiday) introduces benefits.
Past holiday problems make interesting stories: "On a volé son passeport" (Someone stole his passport), "La douche ne fonctionnait pas" (The shower didn't work), or "Je me suis cassé le bras" (I broke my arm).
Travel tip: Use weather conditions with "Comme il pleuvait..." (As it was raining...) to explain why plans changed.
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French107 views·Updated Jun 11, 2026·12 pagesEssential French Vocabulary for AQA GCSE (Higher Tier)
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Technology and Digital Life
Technology vocab is everywhere these days, so you'll need words like une tablette (tablet), les réseaux sociaux (social media), and un smartphone. When describing tech, use adjectives like divertissant (entertaining), pratique (practical), or dangereux (dangerous).
To talk about what you normally do, use "J'utilise... pour" (I use... to) followed by activities like communiquer avec mes amis (communicate with friends) or télécharger de la musique (download music). For recent activities, switch to past tense: "j'ai recherché des infos" (I searched for information).
Time signals help structure your speaking. Use normalement (normally), parfois (sometimes), or récemment (recently) to show when things happen. For future plans, try "Je voudrais acheter un nouveau portable" (I'd like to buy a new phone).
Quick tip: The phrase "ce qui était..." (which was...) is perfect for linking your activities to opinions about them.
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Hobbies and Entertainment
Your hobbies and entertainment vocabulary needs to cover everything from une comédie (comedy) to un film d'horreur (horror film). Don't forget food-related words like végétarien (vegetarian) and délicieux (delicious) since French people love discussing meals!
Present tense is straightforward: "Je joue au tennis" (I play tennis) or "Je suis passionné(e) de volley" (I'm passionate about volleyball). For things you dislike, simply say "Ce n'est pas mon truc" (It's not my thing).
Past and future tenses follow predictable patterns. "Je suis allé(e)" (I went) for past activities, and "Je voudrais essayer" (I'd like to try) for future plans. The conditional "j'aurais préféré" (I would have preferred) shows sophistication.
Remember: Use linking words like "personnellement" (personally) and "par exemple" (for example) to make your French flow naturally.
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Festivals and Celebrations
French festivals include obvious ones like Noël (Christmas) and Pâques (Easter), but also La Chandeleur (Candlemas) and Le 14 juillet (Bastille Day). Learn festival foods too: la bûche (Yule log), les crèpes (pancakes), and le gâteau des rois (king cake).
Express your feelings with "J'adore célébrer..." (I love celebrating...) or "C'est ma fête préférée" (It's my favourite festival). For past experiences, use "J'ai été très gâté(e)" (I was very spoilt) or "Il y avait un grand concert" (There was a big concert).
Arguments for and against celebrations show critical thinking. Pour les fêtes: they let you "passer du temps avec les gens qu'on aime" (spend time with people you love). Contre les fêtes: people might "s'endetter" (get into debt) or "oublier les gens pauvres" (forget poor people).
Pro tip: Use "bien que j'ai aimé..., j'aurais préféré..." (although I liked..., I would have preferred...) to show complex opinions.
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Your Town and Local Area
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Relative pronouns make you sound fluent: "J'habite dans une petite ville qui est située..." (I live in a small town which is situated...) or "Il y a un restaurant dont les touristes raffolent" (There's a restaurant that tourists love).
Balance advantages and disadvantages. Your town might let you "se promener en sécurité" (walk around safely) and "découvrir la gastronomie" (discover local food). However, you might "s'ennuyer" (get bored) or need to "aller à la ville voisine" (go to the neighbouring town).
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Volunteering and Charity Work
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Present your current involvement: "Je suis bénévole" (I'm a volunteer) or "Je sponsorise un enfant" (I sponsor a child). Gerund phrases work well: "En aidant les autres..." (By helping others...) or "En donnant de mon temps..." (By giving my time...).
Know your major French charities: Les Restos du Cœur (food banks), Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders), Le Téléthon (disability charity), and La Croix Rouge (Red Cross). These show cultural awareness.
Remember: Use "depuis" to show ongoing commitment: "Je suis bénévole depuis un an" (I've been volunteering for a year).
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Health and Lifestyle
Health vocabulary covers both good and bad habits. Learn le tabagisme (smoking), l'alcool, le cannabis, plus health consequences like le cancer du poumon (lung cancer) and une crise cardiaque (heart attack). Positive terms include un régime (diet) and s'entraîner (to train).
Discuss current habits: "Je suis en bonne santé" (I'm in good health) or "Je fais attention à ce que je mange" (I'm careful about what I eat). For problems, try "Je bois trop" (I drink too much) or "J'ai pris quelques kilos" (I've put on a few kilos).
Future resolutions use various structures: "Je ne fumerai jamais" (I'll never smoke), "Je vais limiter ma consommation" (I'm going to limit my consumption), or "J'arrêterai de fumer" (I'll stop smoking).
Health tip: The phrase "Si j'avais une baguette magique" (If I had a magic wand) is a fun way to introduce ideal solutions.
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Environment and Climate Change
Environmental problems include le réchauffement climatique (global warming), la pollution, le déboisement (deforestation), and les inondations (floods). Solutions involve recycler (recycling), les énergies renouvelables (renewable energy), and les transports publics (public transport).
Use progressive tenses for ongoing issues: "Les animaux sont en train de disparaître" (Animals are disappearing) or "Il y a de plus en plus de déchets" (There's more and more waste). The gerund works well: "En recyclant, on aide la planète" (By recycling, we help the planet).
Conditional sentences show solutions: "On devrait investir" (We should invest), "Il faudrait construire" (We should build), or "Si j'étais maire, je..." (If I were mayor, I...). These structures demonstrate advanced French.
Environmental fact: Use "afin de" (in order to) instead of "pour" to sound more sophisticated when discussing environmental goals.
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Global Poverty and Social Issues
Poverty vocabulary includes le seuil de pauvreté (poverty line), la malnutrition, and un cercle vicieux (vicious circle). Charity responses involve collecter de l'argent (collecting money), faire du bénévolat (volunteering), and les produits équitables (fair trade products).
Express personal reactions: "Je me sens mal à l'aise" (I feel uncomfortable) or "J'ai été choqué" (I was shocked). Past experiences might include "J'ai donné de l'argent" (I gave money) or "On a fait une collecte à l'école" (We did a collection at school).
Government solutions use conditional and future tenses: "Le gouvernement devrait..." (The government should...), "On va construire" (We're going to build), or "Nous devrions réduire la mortalité infantile" (We should reduce infant mortality).
Social awareness: Phrases like "Si on a un cœur" (If we have a heart) add emotional impact to your arguments about helping others.
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Holiday vocabulary covers accommodation (se loger - to stay), destinations (la région, les monuments), and activities (se relaxer, découvrir, danser). Descriptive adjectives like charmant (charming), luxueux (luxurious), and typique are essential.
Present activities: "J'aime faire beaucoup de choses" (I like doing lots of things) or "On essaie toujours de manger un plat typique" (We always try to eat a typical dish). The gerund "En partant en vacances à l'étranger" (By going abroad on holiday) introduces benefits.
Past holiday problems make interesting stories: "On a volé son passeport" (Someone stole his passport), "La douche ne fonctionnait pas" (The shower didn't work), or "Je me suis cassé le bras" (I broke my arm).
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