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Hey guys,
I have my CIE IGCSE French Listening on Tuesday and would like to do some practice. I was wanting to know whether anybody has any past listening tapes as I can't seem to find any? Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I have my CIE IGCSE French Listening on Tuesday and would like to do some practice. I was wanting to know whether anybody has any past listening tapes as I can't seem to find any? Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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www.xtremepapers.net
This site contains almost all the past papers of IGCSE and also some listening tracks. Go to Papers > CIE > Cambridge IGCSE > French Foreign Language (0520)
This site contains almost all the past papers of IGCSE and also some listening tracks. Go to Papers > CIE > Cambridge IGCSE > French Foreign Language (0520)
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(Original post by Prii21)
www.xtremepapers.net
This site contains almost all the past papers of IGCSE and also some listening tracks. Go to Papers > CIE > Cambridge IGCSE > French Foreign Language (0520)
www.xtremepapers.net
This site contains almost all the past papers of IGCSE and also some listening tracks. Go to Papers > CIE > Cambridge IGCSE > French Foreign Language (0520)
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This has practice of listening and tips and exercises to improve your listening skills. Hope it helps! Best of luck!
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Thank you very much! Noticed today that you had CIE continuous writing too? How did you find it?
Noticed today that you had CIE continuous writing too? How did you find it?
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xtremepapers does have it, there are some mp3s on there:
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/C...%20%280520%29/
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/C...%20%280520%29/
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(Original post by Wazza999)
xtremepapers does have it, there are some mp3s on there:
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/C...%20%280520%29/
xtremepapers does have it, there are some mp3s on there:
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/C...%20%280520%29/
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(Original post by ak2109)
Thank you very much! Noticed today that you had CIE continuous writing too? How did you find it?
Thank you very much!
Noticed today that you had CIE continuous writing too? How did you find it?
What about youu??
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(Original post by Prii21)
It was good, I think! :P I just don't know what to expect! cause i hardly practiced much for it because I had Biology Extended the same day! But I didn't find it difficult! It was easy, I just hope I get good marks
What about youu??
It was good, I think! :P I just don't know what to expect! cause i hardly practiced much for it because I had Biology Extended the same day! But I didn't find it difficult! It was easy, I just hope I get good marks
What about youu??
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(Original post by ak2109)
The same as me really. :P Had to make up a lot of 'rubbish' for the second one. :P
The same as me really. :P Had to make up a lot of 'rubbish' for the second one. :P
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Is it possible to retake it?
Basically the problem is that the school decided to use different speakers. -_-
And they were so static-y!
Especially for the last exercise, quite a few of the answers were completely obscured by static bursts.
And the exam invigilator didn't care, or say anything.
It was so frustrating.
And we weren't allowed to ask for anything, and disturb the rest of the candidates, so nobody said anything.
But when we discussed it after it was over, everyone seemed to have the same problem.
And then the Spanish listening paper was the day after, and they got totally screwed over too.
I usually get from the 46-48 range, but this time, I think I'm going to end up with 44-46.
We're going to talk to the school board, but what can they possibly do?
It's not like they can give us a retest, obviously these things are pre-recorded and pre-scheduled by Cambridge.
But I think it's grossly unfair that we didn't do as well as we could simply because of some speakers.
Is there a solution to this?
Basically the problem is that the school decided to use different speakers. -_-
And they were so static-y!
Especially for the last exercise, quite a few of the answers were completely obscured by static bursts.
And the exam invigilator didn't care, or say anything.
It was so frustrating.
And we weren't allowed to ask for anything, and disturb the rest of the candidates, so nobody said anything.
But when we discussed it after it was over, everyone seemed to have the same problem.
And then the Spanish listening paper was the day after, and they got totally screwed over too.
I usually get from the 46-48 range, but this time, I think I'm going to end up with 44-46.
We're going to talk to the school board, but what can they possibly do?
It's not like they can give us a retest, obviously these things are pre-recorded and pre-scheduled by Cambridge.
But I think it's grossly unfair that we didn't do as well as we could simply because of some speakers.
Is there a solution to this?
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(Original post by chameleonbananas)
Is it possible to retake it?
Basically the problem is that the school decided to use different speakers. -_-
And they were so static-y!
Especially for the last exercise, quite a few of the answers were completely obscured by static bursts.
And the exam invigilator didn't care, or say anything.
It was so frustrating.
And we weren't allowed to ask for anything, and disturb the rest of the candidates, so nobody said anything.
But when we discussed it after it was over, everyone seemed to have the same problem.
And then the Spanish listening paper was the day after, and they got totally screwed over too.
I usually get from the 46-48 range, but this time, I think I'm going to end up with 44-46.
We're going to talk to the school board, but what can they possibly do?
It's not like they can give us a retest, obviously these things are pre-recorded and pre-scheduled by Cambridge.
But I think it's grossly unfair that we didn't do as well as we could simply because of some speakers.
Is there a solution to this?
Is it possible to retake it?
Basically the problem is that the school decided to use different speakers. -_-
And they were so static-y!
Especially for the last exercise, quite a few of the answers were completely obscured by static bursts.
And the exam invigilator didn't care, or say anything.
It was so frustrating.
And we weren't allowed to ask for anything, and disturb the rest of the candidates, so nobody said anything.
But when we discussed it after it was over, everyone seemed to have the same problem.
And then the Spanish listening paper was the day after, and they got totally screwed over too.
I usually get from the 46-48 range, but this time, I think I'm going to end up with 44-46.
We're going to talk to the school board, but what can they possibly do?
It's not like they can give us a retest, obviously these things are pre-recorded and pre-scheduled by Cambridge.
But I think it's grossly unfair that we didn't do as well as we could simply because of some speakers.
Is there a solution to this?
I would write a letter of formal complaint to CIE, stating the whole situation and the condition of the speakers. You could also possibly go to your headteacher who can write directly to the exam board I think on behalf of your school. Regarding retakes, I don't think that's possible.
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(Original post by Richa Gupta)
does anyone have the audio for may june 2010 onwards??
does anyone have the audio for may june 2010 onwards??
here ya go
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does anyone have the october november 2016 french(0520) igcse audio? for paper 11, 12,and 13 ??????
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(Original post by sohailanaser)
does anyone have the october november 2016 french tracks
does anyone have the october november 2016 french tracks
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might be kind of later,haha,but if anyone is looking you can head to dynamicpapers.com
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