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Aqa as french exam Essay Predictions

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Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone can answer my question. If I am resitting both of my AS exams, and say I did better in one last year, will they count that towards my final AS grade? I haven't taken it to A-Level, but I wanted to improve my grade in it from AS.
Original post by annaelizabet
Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone can answer my question. If I am resitting both of my AS exams, and say I did better in one last year, will they count that towards my final AS grade? I haven't taken it to A-Level, but I wanted to improve my grade in it from AS.


If you do better, then the better score will count. If not, they'll keep your grade from last year :-)


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Original post by sammyruse
If you do better, then the better score will count. If not, they'll keep your grade from last year :-)


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even if i have changed colleges?
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my teacher thinks the essays will be on friends or sports? i feel so ****ed for this exam and sociology tomorrow
Original post by amejv
my teacher thinks the essays will be on friends or sports? i feel so ****ed for this exam and sociology tomorrow


I have french and sociology tomorrow too!! Do yours clash?? I have to go in isolation :frown:

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I have french and sociology tomorrow too!! Do yours clash?? I have to go in isolation :frown:

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OMG YES! i have french at 9 till 11 and them i'm isolation till 1 and then it's general studies at 2:05
Original post by annaelizabet
even if i have changed colleges?


Not sure about that, you'll have to ask someone at your college!


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I'm re-sitting this exam tommorow too- i feel like i'm Totally F*****.. merde!
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OMG YES! i have french at 9 till 11 and them i'm isolation till 1 and then it's general studies at 2:05


Wheyyy fun times to be alive... haha! I'm onlh worried about the essays for both of these subjects... thats all i spend my life worrying about, god damn ESSAYS!!
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Original post by charlii96
I have french and sociology tomorrow too!! Do yours clash?? I have to go in isolation :frown:

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So do I, fml.
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http://www.memrise.com/course/187079/aqa-as-french-oral-phrases-contextual-knowledge/


Found this amazing memrise course for as- french..... it's got lots of technical terms


Thank you very much! :biggrin:
Sport seems to be a popular prediction :/ i'll revise that and healthy eating just in case.. bonne chance tout le monde pour demain :smile:
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La pub et le sport/entre nous probs

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Anyone know if using idioms is a good idea? I know a good one if an essay for fashion/image comes up but I'm not really sure how welcome it would be
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Anyone know if using idioms is a good idea? I know a good one if an essay for fashion/image comes up but I'm not really sure how welcome it would be


Is it les fringues per chance?

I think it's okay.

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Original post by sammyruse
Anyone know if using idioms is a good idea? I know a good one if an essay for fashion/image comes up but I'm not really sure how welcome it would be


Depends what it is. If you probably wouldn't say it in a real conversation ie. sounds too pretentious, then I probably wouldn't use it.
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Is it les fringues per chance?

I think it's okay.

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'Être maquillée comme une voiture volée' - to wear too much make up, literally to be made up like a stolen car.
Les fringues is slang for clothes I think?
I might give it a go if it comes up, unless of course I find out that it's not a good idea.
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Original post by sammyruse
'Être maquillée comme une voiture volée' - to wear too much make up, literally to be made up like a stolen car.
Les fringues is slang for clothes I think?
I might give it a go if it comes up, unless of course I find out that it's not a good idea.


Hmm. Just got to pray the examiner knows the idiom in that case.

Correct :biggrin:

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Depends what it is. If you probably wouldn't say it in a real conversation ie. sounds too pretentious, then I probably wouldn't use it.



That's what I'm worried about, I can't tell if it's really informal slang or something French people say quite often.
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Hmm. Just got to pray the examiner knows the idiom in that case.

Correct :biggrin:

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If I see my French teacher beforehand then I'll ask her if it's well known, if not then I'll know to steer clear of idioms!

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