TEF & TCF Canada speaking topic generator
Pick your exam and task. You get a random practice prompt, the time you have, and French phrases to lean on.
How it works
Pick an exam and a task, then press the button and answer out loud. Each task comes with phrases that fit it. All prompts are written for French Exam Alert: they are practice in the real formats, not predictions of what you'll get.
TEF Canada speaking takes 15 minutes. In Section A (5 minutes) you phone about an everyday ad and ask about ten questions. In Section B (10 minutes) you present an ad to the examiner, who plays a friend, and try to convince them. See the Section A model questions and the TEF Canada speaking Section B topics.
TCF Canada speaking takes about 12 minutes: Task 1, a guided interview, 2 minutes with no preparation; Task 2, an interaction where you ask the questions, 5 minutes 30 including 2 minutes of preparation; Task 3, defending your point of view, 4 minutes 30 with no preparation. The TCF Canada speaking guide covers each one. Then run your topic on the speaking practice timer.
- ✓ 44 original prompts
- ✓ TEF Sections A and B, TCF Tasks 1 to 3
- ✓ Official timing per task
- ✓ Useful French phrases with English
Common questions
Three tasks in about 12 minutes with an examiner: a 2-minute guided interview, a 5 minute 30 interaction including 2 minutes of preparation, and a 4 minute 30 point-of-view task.
You get an everyday ad, such as an offer, a service or a public announcement, and must present it to a friend played by the examiner and convince them to take part. Our generator has 10 original examples.
The official task asks for about ten. Prepare more than that in practice so you don't run out during the 5 minutes.
No. They are original practice prompts in the same formats. Real exam topics are not published in advance, so treat any list of predictions with caution.