i'm in year 11 and i have my mocks coming up pretty soon. i just don't know how you revise for german. do you just memorise german words and the grammar or is there another way? i'm predicted an A* and i would like to achieve it. any advice would be good. thank you.
I'm not taking German, but from the top of my head:
- Learn the vocab required. - Practice reading German articles/books? - Make sure you're familiar with common phrases. - Learn the grammar/punctuation style.
I prepared an aural for each topic, then recorded myself reading them, put them on my iPod and went for a long walk whilst listening to them - it works.
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I prepared an aural for each topic, then recorded myself reading them, put them on my iPod and went for a long walk whilst listening to them - it works.
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i'm in year 11 and i have my mocks coming up pretty soon. i just don't know how you revise for german. do you just memorise german words and the grammar or is there another way? i'm predicted an A* and i would like to achieve it. any advice would be good. thank you.
What exam board are you with? I did GCSE german and i loved it so much that I'm doing it for A level now
50 pages of vocab! Has your teacher lost it? Actually on second thoughts does the vocab list consist of really simple words like 'ist' and 'und'.
yeah but it has really long words in it as well! it's alphabetical and categorised into headings like 'Personal and social life'. i go to a grammar school btw so no my teacher hasn't lost it, haha
yeah but it has really long words in it as well! it's alphabetical and categorised into headings like 'Personal and social life'. i go to a grammar school btw so no my teacher hasn't lost it, haha
Yh same i go to a grammer school, now sixth form, as well. Just make sure you know all the words. Good luck
I did past papers and made a note of any unfamiliar words I came across while doing them - really helped me when I did my gcse last year and I got an A* :-) and then I used the vocab list to learn a few more words! Make sure you know time phrases really well - they come up a lot