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French AQA AS level - 25th May

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I'm also an A2 student and found this very challenging in terms of the listening and reading whereas I found the verb conjugation question to be one of the easiest.

The essay's were mixed, I only want an improvement as I do really well on the speaking then poorly on the exam!

It's so frustrating!

Yeah I agree, the conjugation was really good. I only remember 8 of them, but according to TSR they were right! So I'm pleased with that :biggrin:

I have the same issue haha, this was my third retake cos I got an A in speaking, but a B in written, and I need overall A!

How do you feel about the A2 exam btw? I'm really scared for the essay part :frown:

Reply 381

Sorrento11

Original post by tooambitious

sounds really good to me :biggrin:

i really like the bolded point, would have added it if i'd had time :tongue:

I would not have added the bold point
It is a great point
However unfortunately I would have had no chance of explaining it in french :P

Reply 382

emzz123

Can anyone remember the answers for question 2??

Thanks :smile:

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Reply 383

Lricketts

I was talking to my teacher who said that multiplexes were more comfortable than traditional cinemas, as it said multiplexes took into account the comfort of their customers.

Reply 384

Blob2491

Original post by Lricketts

I was talking to my teacher who said that multiplexes were more comfortable than traditional cinemas, as it said multiplexes took into account the comfort of their customers.

Seriously!? I swear they said they had to lose comfort in order to have more space for seating??? :frown:

Reply 385

Ketchup!

Original post by Blob2491

Seriously!? I swear they said they had to lose comfort in order to have more space for seating??? :frown:

Nooo that's what I thought too!?!

Reply 386

Blob2491

Original post by Ketchup!

Nooo that's what I thought too!?!

I'm pretty sure it was...

Reply 387

constantmeowage

Original post by Blob2491

Seriously!? I swear they said they had to lose comfort in order to have more space for seating??? :frown:

I thought that it was they took comfort very seriously at multiplexes. :L

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Reply 388

The Assassin

Ah I just realised the stupid mistakes I made in my writing! I didn't talk about health issues (going on the computer for really long hours may affect your sleep, increase risk of obesity, etc.), many nouns and stuff didn't agree, and I used wrong verbs! (Instead of saying 'assaillir which means to assault/attack, I put abaisser which means to reduce >___<). Oh well.

And yeah, I believe I put the option for 'multiplexes were more comfortable than traditional cinemas'

Reply 389

Chazzybish

Original post by constantmeowage

I thought that it was they took comfort very seriously at multiplexes. :L

That's what I put.

Reply 390

rac1

Original post by Blob2491

Seriously!? I swear they said they had to lose comfort in order to have more space for seating??? :frown:

I thought I heard the first bit too i didn't manage to decipher the reason though :redface:

Reply 391

rachelhop

what did everyone put for question 1?

Reply 392

pink pineapple

Original post by Lricketts

I was talking to my teacher who said that multiplexes were more comfortable than traditional cinemas, as it said multiplexes took into account the comfort of their customers.

yes, I put that the multiplexes were more comftable :smile:

Reply 393

nufc7

Original post by Blob2491

Seriously!? I swear they said they had to lose comfort in order to have more space for seating??? :frown:

I thought it said the traditional cinemas had to lose comfort in order to have more space, however the new multiplexes take the comfort of their customers very seriously

Reply 394

username974439

Original post by Future Medics

Would you get marks marks for:
Gender
Location
Education
(I didn't get the last point)

Ahhh I thought this paper was really really really really really really hard :/
Anyone feel the same :s-smilie:

I was wondering about this question on the listening. Because the question was something like, "what factors lead to obesity?" would it suffice to just put "gender, location, education" etc. or would you need to put more detail, like which specific gender/location and the lack of education? :confused:

Reply 395

Lricketts

It didn't say lack of education it said "niveau d'education" which means level of education..

Reply 396

constantmeowage

I think you would get away with putting education unless they were feeling really tight, but I doubt they'd accept 'lack of education', because otherwise they would have said 'manque d'education' and not 'niveau'...

(edited 11 years ago)

Reply 397

Lricketts

Original post by constantmeowage

I did put level of education :L

Reply 398

constantmeowage

Original post by Lricketts

I did put level of education :L

Oh sorry, I quoted the wrong person. >.<

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Reply 399

mylonelyangel

Original post by nufc7

I thought it said the traditional cinemas had to lose comfort in order to have more space, however the new multiplexes take the comfort of their customers very seriously