French Adverbs Engine™

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$999.99

Teachers, Parents & Students

$15

For lifetime individual use by teachers, parents, and students.
Permits use by one teacher with their own students, by a parent supporting their child's learning, or by an independent learner for personal study. The Engine may be printed, displayed, and used in lessons, and shared digitally with that teacher's own classes.
This licence is assigned to one individual only and may not be shared with other staff or across a department or institution.
For department or school-wide use, a School Licence is required.

School Licence (Whole School)

$79

Permits perpetual use by all teachers within a single school or institution.

The Engine may be shared internally, printed, displayed in classrooms, and used across the department or school without restriction.

Ideal for departments, curriculum integration, and whole-school adoption.

Includes permission for internal distribution to all teaching staff at the licensed institution.

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Why this exists

French adverbs cause confusion because formation rules and placement rules are usually taught separately. Students are left unsure which rule applies at any given moment.

The result is memorised lists, guesswork, and inconsistent placement.

What this engine is

The French Adverbs Engine™ is a one-page, rule-based grammar reference designed to make adverb formation and position predictable, explainable, and teachable.

It replaces memorised lists and partial rules with a clear structural system that teachers can explain and students can apply consistently.

This is a structural reference tool, not a worksheet and not a shortcut.

It makes explicit:

• how adverbs are formed

• when adjectives convert to adverbs

• where adverbs are placed in relation to the verb and tense

It supports explanation, checking, revision, and error diagnosis in the classroom.

What this engine does well

The Adverbs Engine:

• organises adverbs by formation type, not memorised lists

• clarifies regular -ment formation and spelling changes

• highlights fixed and irregular adverbs

• shows position rules clearly across common tenses

• reduces random adverb placement and over-generalisation

How it works (at a glance)

Identify how the adverb is formed
Apply any required spelling or form changes
Place the adverb according to verb tense and structure

Once the sequence is followed, correct forms become predictable.

What’s included

- 1-page PDF (colour)

- 1-page PDF (black & white)

- High-resolution PNG image

- Editable Excel engine file (colour), with guidance for adaptation and printing

- Teacher instructions / guidance document (PDF)

- Read-Me file (PDF)

- Licensing & editing notes (PDF)

Who this is for

• Secondary / high-school French teachers

• Sixth-form / senior secondary programmes

• Independent language teachers and tutors

• Language centres and private providers

It is not designed for unguided self-study by beginners.