Should I take A-level French

I love french but i don't really have natural aptitude for languages. In year 10 i put in no work (resigned myself to the idea i was the worlds worst linguist) and came out with straight B's, but in the last 6 months I've started to love it and I got 2 A*s and an A in recent speaking and writing (but its just memerization isn't it). If i put in a lot of effort i can probably overall get an A (actual exams are where i'd lose marks), but i'm still not sure if that's good enough to take it to A level, I mean there'd be kids in my A level class that'd have got an A* at gcse with little effort. Anyone else in/has been in my situation, advice??? thanks- sorry for rambling

thanks congratulations on your grade! did you take it to a2?

A-level French is a big jump from GCSE. I say if you were to pick French, start preparing yourself NOW. Practise your grammar, learn lots of vocab, watch French films and read French books/newspapers. However, French is a very good subject. If you enjoyed GCSE, then I'm sure you will enjoy A-level. I enjoyed it. I got a B in my AS and I'm gonna do it for A2. If you pick it, you are gonna need to start putting effort if you want to pass, beacause although it's enjoyable, it's reeeeaaally hard and one of the hardest subjects on the list. so be prepared.