Gcse German speaking Exam
How long should my Gcse German Speaking exam be, words wise? And what type of things should i add for an A*. I already added all tenses
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How long should my Gcse German Speaking exam be, words wise? And what type of things should i add for an A*. I already added all tenses
At least two sides of A4. Add an um...zu, and a passive. Passives are quite hard, so just say "Es wird gesagt, dass" with your verb at the end. It means "It is said that...".
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