Complex french grammar? For A-Level

Mot à Mot is a great book with all of this in. I bought it for about £5 from Amazon.

However, a few subj phrases I can think of off the top of my head: Bienque + subj. (although), Pourvu que + subj. (provided that), Il faut que je/tu/on etc. + subj (It's imortant that I/you/one etc.)

It will also look good to use as many tenses as you can. (Only use them where appropriate, obviously).

Use l'Imparfait to express something that used to happen, what something was like

Obv use le présent and you should be able to use le parfait to speak about something that happened or something that has happened. (i.e. J'ai mangé - I ate or I have eaten )

Hi well i know a couple but they always never seem to be enough

can you tell me some more; a variety such as complex subjunctive, idioms, words, synonyms etc etc

Merci

Speaking of grammar and essay writing. Content is worth 20/35 marks while grammar is only 5/35. So an essay can be very simple (past and present tense with minimal AS standard grammar), but of high content ie good points, arguments etc.

Actually, there are 5 marks for accuracy, which is how well you use the grammar and syntax. There are another 10 marks for range and idiom which is how much complex structures etc. you use.

Oh you're using WJEC

Yeah, are you? Even if not, the exam board mark the same

EDIT: Also, if what you write isn't accurate, your points are likely not to make sense, and you will lose marks from the content box.

AQA award 20 out of 35 marks for "content". What you actually write. So if it isnt accurate but you're have good content, etc etc

Yes, that's the same for WJEC.

The point I'm trying to make is.. if your accuracy is low, the points you make are likely not to make sense and thus you will have 'content' marks deducted. I can assure you that the less accurate your work is, the less marks you'll get for content (you don't lose 1 content per accuracy mark lost, it's not like that)

It sounds like what you're getting at is 'My accuracy mark doesn't matter, I can get 2/5 and still get 17+/20'

It would be nice if this were true, but malheureusement, it isn't :/

Hi well i know a couple but they always never seem to be enough

can you tell me some more; a variety such as complex subjunctive, idioms, words, synonyms etc etc

Merci

The reality is that you cannot, actually, separate content from structure. By which I mean that if you have the ability to use advanced structures (which includes grammar and idiom) your ideas will also be that much more sophisticated so your content mark will be higher.

Wé, je comprends ça - c'est ce que j'essayais de dire

Comment vont vos études (des langues)?

Wé, je comprends ça - c'est ce que j'essayais de dire

Comment vont vos études (des langues)?

Pour le français, ça va, puisque je suis prof de français depuis bientôt trente ans.

J'apprends le turc en ce moment et ça, c'est autre chose...

It wasnt actually what you were trying to say. Anna Schoon explained it better.

The reality is that you cannot, actually, separate content from structure. By which I mean that if you have the ability to use advanced structures (which includes grammar and idiom) your ideas will also be that much more sophisticated so your content mark will be higher.

Well, having taught a subject for almost 30 years, you are generally more capable of helping with/explaining it than a 16-year-old AS student... I'm sure you can understand this.

Well, having taught a subject for almost 30 years, you are generally more capable of helping with/explaining it than a 16-year-old AS student... I'm sure you can understand this.

Yes soz