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(Original post by shawtyb)
join a french forum?
join a french forum?
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there's two form of speaking exam for french (well wjec anyways) one is a constructive conversation with your teacher and the other is a speech.
constructive speaking is when you and your teacher (mainly teacher) asks you questions about a certain topic and you reply like a conversation. for this i've made cards with question on one side and the answer on the other, i memorise these so when a question comes up i can see in my memories that the answer for that question is this and that.
for a speech it's just like your writing course work but spoken. write your speech of about 300 words and memorise that, in this the good thing is your teacher cant stop you half way and ask you things like the conversation.
constructive speaking is when you and your teacher (mainly teacher) asks you questions about a certain topic and you reply like a conversation. for this i've made cards with question on one side and the answer on the other, i memorise these so when a question comes up i can see in my memories that the answer for that question is this and that.
for a speech it's just like your writing course work but spoken. write your speech of about 300 words and memorise that, in this the good thing is your teacher cant stop you half way and ask you things like the conversation.
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(Original post by ihatePE)
for a speech it's just like your writing course work but spoken. write your speech of about 300 words and memorise that, in this the good thing is your teacher cant stop you half way and ask you things like the conversation.
for a speech it's just like your writing course work but spoken. write your speech of about 300 words and memorise that, in this the good thing is your teacher cant stop you half way and ask you things like the conversation.
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(Original post by Matrix123)
I agree with this. For my speaking exams, I always memorise it by writing it first, then focus on my pronunciation afterwards.
I agree with this. For my speaking exams, I always memorise it by writing it first, then focus on my pronunciation afterwards.
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(Original post by TheOtherSide.)
Plus having someone someone checking through what you've written before attempting to memorise it - you don't want to memorise the mistakes.
Plus having someone someone checking through what you've written before attempting to memorise it - you don't want to memorise the mistakes.
It's so hard to unmemorise French errors!
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(Original post by TheOtherSide.)
Definitely is... so do you have any French exams coming up soon?
Definitely is... so do you have any French exams coming up soon?
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(Original post by Matrix123)
Yep, my speaking test is on the 22nd February. Do you?
Yep, my speaking test is on the 22nd February. Do you?
And yep, I've got French speaking and writing as well as German speaking and writing left, though I don't know when. All I do know is that French speaking will be on the week before Easter holidays. This is all just too stressful...
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(Original post by TheOtherSide.)
Ooh, good luck with that!
And yep, I've got French speaking and writing as well as German speaking and writing left, though I don't know when. All I do know is that French speaking will be on the week before Easter holidays. This is all just too stressful...
Ooh, good luck with that!
And yep, I've got French speaking and writing as well as German speaking and writing left, though I don't know when. All I do know is that French speaking will be on the week before Easter holidays. This is all just too stressful...
Wow, my teacher told me I should do German as well but I didn't think I'd manage. I'd probably end up writing the wrong language in each lesson tbh! Good luck with that
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(Original post by Matrix123)
Thanks!
Wow, my teacher told me I should do German as well but I didn't think I'd manage. I'd probably end up writing the wrong language in each lesson tbh! Good luck with that
Thanks!
Wow, my teacher told me I should do German as well but I didn't think I'd manage. I'd probably end up writing the wrong language in each lesson tbh! Good luck with that
Are you thinking of taking a language at A-Levels?
And thanks!
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#14
(Original post by TheOtherSide.)
I'm surprised I haven't mixed the two languages up yet.
Are you thinking of taking a language at A-Levels?
And thanks!
I'm surprised I haven't mixed the two languages up yet.
Are you thinking of taking a language at A-Levels?
And thanks!
I did think about it but I'm not going to. Do you think you will?
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(Original post by Matrix123)
Haha
I did think about it but I'm not going to. Do you think you will?
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Haha
I did think about it but I'm not going to. Do you think you will?
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(Original post by TheOtherSide.)
Almost definitely yes - I'm taking German, which will hopefully balance the three mathsy sciency subjects I'm taking.
Almost definitely yes - I'm taking German, which will hopefully balance the three mathsy sciency subjects I'm taking.
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