What grammar does the frog game cover?

Noun gender (un or une), verb forms in six tenses and connectors. World 1 starts with gender and the present, then come the past tenses, the future and conditional with the first connectors, the subjunctive and B2 connectors, and finally everything mixed against the clock.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. Beginners will know many genders and present-tense forms, while connectors and less common tenses keep B1 and B2 learners busy.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It runs in 3D in the browser and plays full screen on phones. A laptop or a recent phone gives the smoothest game.

Is Frog jump free to play?

Yes. The first 6 levels are free with no sign-up, and levels 7 to 12 are free with an account, which also saves your stars on every device. Levels 13 to 30 come with Premium, together with every 3D game’s later levels and all the mock tests.

French grammar game: cross the pond in 12 jumps

Saut de grenouille

Each lily pad carries an answer to a grammar question: the gender of a noun, a verb form or the connector that fits. Jump on the right one; a wrong pad sinks and costs you a life. Reach the far bank in 12 jumps. 30 levels lead from un or une and the present to the subjunctive, B2 connectors and every tense against the clock.

3 min a round
30 levels
First 6 levels free, no sign-up
Writing
Speaking

3D game: plays full screen on phones.

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30 levels, 5 worlds

From the basics to exam speed

Each level is one round of about 3 minutes. Win a star to open the next level, and replay for three stars. The first 6 levels are free with no sign-up, levels 7–12 with a free account, and Premium opens all 30.

World 1 · levels 1–6
First jumps
Les premiers sauts
Un or une by the ending, and the present of the everyday verbs.
· Free, no sign-up
World 2 · levels 7–12
The past
Le passé
Passé composé and imparfait: j’ai fini or je finissais, and the nouns to learn by heart.
· Free account
World 3 · levels 13–18
Plans and links
Projets et liens
Futur and conditionnel, and the first connectors: donc, même si, afin de.
· Premium
World 4 · levels 19–24
Nuance
La nuance
The subjunctive (bien qu’il soit), B2 connectors and the gender traps like un musée.
· Premium
World 5 · levels 25–30
Against the clock
Contre la montre
Every tense, connector and gender, with only a few seconds per jump.
· Premium

How to play

1Read the question: un or une, a verb form, or the missing connector.
2Each lily pad carries one answer: tap the right one to jump.
3A wrong pad sinks and you lose a life; reach the far bank to win.

What it trains

Three grammar points that come back in every written and spoken answer: noun gender (un or une), verb forms from 38 high-frequency verbs, and connectors such as cependant, donc or bien que.

Why it matters for TCF and TEF Canada

TCF and TEF Canada writing and speaking are judged partly on grammatical accuracy. Gender and verb-form slips are among the most common in learners’ French, and they shrink quickly with repetition.

Practise writing in the real format: TCF Canada writing practice · TEF Canada writing practice

Learn while you play

Rules and tips to remember

Say the whole phrase
Read une maison, nous avons fini, bien qu’il soit aloud. Grammar sticks in chunks, not in isolated words.
Learn nouns with their article
Don’t learn maison, learn une maison. The article is part of the word.
Watch connectors that change the mood
Bien que and pour que take the subjunctive; parce que and même si take the indicative.