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I'm in Year Nine and currently, B2 in French, B1 in Spanish and I have been studying Latin for two years (I am a language neek). Is it likely for me to be able to study three languages at GCSE?
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(Original post by joe-joe-joe)
I'm in Year Nine and currently, B2 in French, B1 in Spanish and I have been studying Latin for two years (I am a language neek). Is it likely for me to be able to study three languages at GCSE?
I'm in Year Nine and currently, B2 in French, B1 in Spanish and I have been studying Latin for two years (I am a language neek). Is it likely for me to be able to study three languages at GCSE?
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B2 French is amazing, its almost fluent! Like the other user said, with those skill levels the GCSEs would probably be a breeze.
I’m in year 10 and I don’t know my level, but I’m predicted a 9 and I can probably say that I’m most certainly nowhere near B2 or even B1 tbh.
I’m in year 10 and I don’t know my level, but I’m predicted a 9 and I can probably say that I’m most certainly nowhere near B2 or even B1 tbh.
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(Original post by joe-joe-joe)
I'm in Year Nine and currently, B2 in French, B1 in Spanish and I have been studying Latin for two years (I am a language neek). Is it likely for me to be able to study three languages at GCSE?
I'm in Year Nine and currently, B2 in French, B1 in Spanish and I have been studying Latin for two years (I am a language neek). Is it likely for me to be able to study three languages at GCSE?
As long as the timetable doesn't clash and your school doesn't have a problem then go for it.
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B2 in French and B1 in Spanish? You wouldn't even need to do the courses; could just ask to sit any internal assessments and then the final exam.
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If you want to then I can't see why not.
As long as the timetable doesn't clash and your school doesn't have a problem then go for it.
If you want to then I can't see why not.
As long as the timetable doesn't clash and your school doesn't have a problem then go for it.
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(Original post by Quick-use)
B2 in French and B1 in Spanish? You wouldn't even need to do the courses; could just ask to sit any internal assessments and then the final exam.
B2 in French and B1 in Spanish? You wouldn't even need to do the courses; could just ask to sit any internal assessments and then the final exam.
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