French Synonyms Vocabulary Worksheet
This French vocabulary worksheet is about synonyms: words that mean almost the same thing.
Students match words, choose the right synonym in short sentences, and spot the word that does not belong. It is a simple way to help them use more varied French words when they read or write.
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What the worksheet contains
The worksheet starts with matching pairs of synonyms. Then students choose the best synonym in a sentence and finish with an odd-one-out activity.
They practise useful words such as paresseux, bizarre, difficile, faux, cher, chaleureux, immense, epuise, brillant and succulent.
Recommended level
This worksheet works well once students already know some common French adjectives. It helps them move from "I know the word" to "I can choose a better word".
Why synonyms matter
Synonyms are useful because they make French feel less repetitive. Students learn that two words can be close in meaning, but not always used in exactly the same way.
Free PDF version
The old version is available as a free PDF. It includes a short reminder about synonyms, a matching activity, a few multiple-choice questions and an odd-one-out task.
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Premium members can download the updated worksheet in A4 and US Letter. The DOCX files are editable, so you can change a word, add examples or make the task easier for your class.
Premium access includes: clean PDFs and editable DOCX files in A4 and US Letter formats.
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Is there a free version?
Yes. The old PDF version is available for free.
What is included for Premium members?
Premium members get the updated worksheet as PDF and DOCX files, in both A4 and US Letter formats.
What level is this worksheet for?
It is best for A2-B1 French learners, around Grades 4-7, depending on the class.
What skills does it practise?
It practises matching synonyms, choosing a word in context and spotting the odd word out.
