[Madaemosewa]

Hello

I just recently took a 1 year course for Edexcel French, but I'm going to get a relatively low score . I reckon I'm going to get a c-b . It's not necessarily the reading or listening I'm concerned with. But I am concerned with the writing. I am going to retake for a 2-year course and obviously am going to be ahead of everyone else with the basics and vocab, but I don't know what stuff I need to learn to get that all-important A*.

So, can an A* student or language geek tell me what I need to know and what to be good at- and also what include in my writing to get a great score? (A*) REP TO WHOEVER ANSWERS

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