My garden in the spring

"Mon jardin au printemps"
French A1 writing exercise

Frédéric loves the way his garden looks in the spring.

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Some vocabulary you may want to look up before or during this exercise: "May (month)", "a garden", "very", "to admire", "tall", "a cherry tree", "pretty", "a flower", "also", "a daffodil", "a tulip", "every day", "a vegetable garden", "to look at [something]", "a tomato", "a lettuce", "a radish", "to sit [somewhere]", "a bench", "to listen to [something]", "a song", "a bird", "to feel [something]", "the sun", "skin"

Written by Qualified French Expert Aurélie Drouard HKH, Licence d'anglais LLCE

Last updated: 2025-05-01

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You’ll practise: Adjectif, Pluriel, Le Présent (Indicatif)

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Today is May the 1st, and my garden is very beautiful. I admire my two tall cherry trees and their pretty white flowers. There are also (some) yellow daffodils with (some) purple tulips and (some) white daisies. Every day, I go into my vegetable garden and I look at the red tomatoes, (the) green lettuces and (the) pink radishes. I like to sit on my bench: I listen to the songs of the birds and I feel the sun on my skin.

My garden in the spring

"Mon jardin au printemps"French A1 writing exercise

I’ll give you some sentences to translate into French

"Mon jardin au printemps"
French A1 writing exercise