Grammar game
ON or ONT?
Each sentence has a blank for on (we, one) or ont (they have). They sound the same.
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How to play
- You are shown a French sentence with a blank (with its meaning in English, if you chose one) — decide whether it needs on or ont.
- Tap the option you think fits; the blank fills in and the sentence is read aloud in a French voice.
- A short rule explains why that answer is correct, so the difference sticks.
- Work through the round and aim for a flawless score, then play again to lock it in.
French sentences you'll practice
Every sentence in this free French game, with a translation into your language.
- On va au cinéma. We are going to the cinema.
- Ils ont deux chats. They have two cats.
- Ici, on parle français. Here we speak French.
- Les enfants ont un ballon. The children have a ball.
- Qu'est-ce qu'on mange ce soir ? What are we eating tonight?
- Mes amis ont une maison. My friends have a house.
- On est fatigué. We are tired.
- Elles ont fini. They have finished.
- On part ? Shall we go?
- Les élèves ont des devoirs. The students have homework.
- Est-ce qu'on danse ? Shall we dance?
- Ils ont beaucoup de travail. They have a lot of work.
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Is this French grammar game free?
Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to keep your best score.
What is the difference between on and ont?
They are easy to mix up. Each question shows the rule after you answer, and the sentences are read aloud so you hear the pattern too.
How many sentences are there?
Twelve sentences, each with a short rule. A round is all twelve, in a new order each time.