Adverbs In French Hangman Game

Our adverbs in French hangman game is a fun and interactive way for students to practice and learn common adverbs in the French language. Players can guess letters to uncover the hidden adverbs and improve their vocabulary skills.

Adverbs in French are words that describe how an action is performed. They often end in -ment and are used to modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. By playing our hangman game, students can familiarize themselves with these important adverbs and become more comfortable using them in conversation.

Hangman Game For Common Adverbs In French

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quick facts

  • Adverbs in French can often be identified by the ending “-ment” at the end of the word.
  • Common French adverbs include “très” (very), “bien” (well), and “vite” (quickly).
  • Adverbs in French are used to describe how an action is done, such as how fast, how often, or to what extent.
  • Some French adverbs can have irregular forms, like “bon” (good) becoming “bien” (well) as an adverb.
  • French adverbs can come before or after the verb they are modifying, depending on the context of the sentence.

vocabulary list

  • quickly rapidement

  • slowly lentement

  • carefully prudemment

  • loudly fortement

  • quietly silencieusement

  • happily joyeusement

  • sadly tristement

  • easily facilement

  • hardly à peine

  • clearly clairement

  • brightly brillamment

  • darkly sombrement

  • angrily en colère

  • calmly calmement

  • cautiously prudemment

  • dearly chèrement

  • gently délicatement

  • graciously gracieusement

  • greatly grandement

  • inwardly intérieurement

  • outwardly extérieurement

  • joyfully joyeusement

  • lately récemment

  • neatly soigneusement

  • nicely gentiment

  • patiently patiemment

  • perfectly parfaitement

  • poorly mal

  • rudely grossièrement

  • sincerely sincèrement

  • swiftly rapidement

  • tightly étroitement

  • truly vraiment

  • vigorously vigoureusement

  • warmly chaleureusement

  • weakly faiblement

  • willingly volontiers

  • wisely sagement

  • worryingly inquiétant

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