Practice past participle agreement with direct object pronouns in the passé composé using this no-prep, self-grading French digital game. Students select the correct form of each missing past participle and receive immediate feedback as they move through the game path.

Each sentence already contains a direct object pronoun and is missing its past participle. Students must decide whether agreement is required and choose the correct masculine, feminine, singular, or plural form.

Some sentences require past-participle agreement, while others do not. Students therefore need to examine each sentence carefully rather than automatically adding an ending.

How the game works:

• A sentence appears with a missing past participle.
• Students choose the form they believe is correct.
• A correct answer lets them continue along the path.
• An incorrect answer sends them back to repeat that section.
• Students continue until they complete the game.

This resource includes:

• Google Drive version
• PowerPoint version
• PDF version
• Answer key

Use this French grammar game for:

• Independent practice
• Whole-class practice on an interactive whiteboard
• Learning stations
• Homework
• Passé composé review
• Test preparation
• Early finishers
• Additional practice with past-participle agreement

This activity is designed for students who have already learned direct object pronouns and the passé composé. It focuses specifically on choosing the correct past-participle form when a direct object pronoun appears before the verb.

Important scope note: This game practices past-participle agreement. The direct object pronouns are already placed in the sentences, so students are not asked to choose or position the pronouns themselves.

Choose the Google Drive format for digital assignment, the PowerPoint format for presentation or interactive-whiteboard use, or the PDF according to your classroom needs and the directions included with the resource.

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