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This 20-word French irregular verbs word search reinforces essential conjugations for Grades 7–9 French learners. Hidden words include avoir, être, aller, faire, venir, and devoir—the most frequently used irregular verbs. Use it as a grammar warm-up, homework assignment, or sub-plan activity for intermediate French classes.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
French
Grade Level:
7th – 9th Grades
Updated June 2026

Word List

  • AVOIR
  • ETRE
  • ALLER
  • FAIRE
  • VENIR
  • TENIR
  • DIRE
  • LIRE
  • METTRE
  • DEVOIR
  • POUVOIR
  • VOULOIR
  • VOIR
  • SAVOIR
  • SORTIR
  • PARTIR
  • RECEVOIR
  • RESOUDRE
  • CONNAITRE
  • PRENDRE

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