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GCSE FRENCH TOMORROW... how strict?

I have a few questions...
1) How strict are they with spelling for example if you put le chambre instead of la chambre would you not get the mark? Also if you put the accent on the wrong way would you not get the mark?

How strict are they with marking?

Reply 1

fortunecookie

Generally there are only a few marks which can be lost through grammar mistakes. Maybe 5/20. The rest will come from communication and varied vocabulary and other points. You would also have to make the mistake many times for the mark to be taken off.

As long as it doesn't interfere with communication of what you are trying to say, I wouldn't worry too much.