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Welcome to the A-level French Study Group! 
This is where you can chat to others students taking your subject as you prepare for any assessments or grading that your teachers will be setting you over the next few months.
What can I do in these groups?
Almost anything! If you need help with a certain topic, want to rant about something you are struggling with or just want to support students struggling, this is the place for you. We want these to be a useful place for everyone no matter what you're looking for!
What can't I do in these groups?
Asking or offering copyright papers is against our site rules, and so is taking conversation off-site to do these things. Any posts doing this will be removed. That's the only rule
Ice Breaker questions if you want to use them!
> What exam board are you on? (Vote in the poll as well!)
> How are your school assessing you in this subject?
> What are you aiming for?
> How are you currently preparing for your assessments?
Specifications:
AQA - French 7702
Edexcel - French 9FR0
OCR- Modern Foreign Languages
WJEC - French
Good luck with the next few months. Remember, ask for help, support where you can and together we can do this!
This is where you can chat to others students taking your subject as you prepare for any assessments or grading that your teachers will be setting you over the next few months.
What can I do in these groups?
Almost anything! If you need help with a certain topic, want to rant about something you are struggling with or just want to support students struggling, this is the place for you. We want these to be a useful place for everyone no matter what you're looking for!
What can't I do in these groups?
Asking or offering copyright papers is against our site rules, and so is taking conversation off-site to do these things. Any posts doing this will be removed. That's the only rule
Ice Breaker questions if you want to use them!
> What exam board are you on? (Vote in the poll as well!)
> How are your school assessing you in this subject?
> What are you aiming for?
> How are you currently preparing for your assessments?
Specifications:
AQA - French 7702
Edexcel - French 9FR0
OCR- Modern Foreign Languages
WJEC - French
Good luck with the next few months. Remember, ask for help, support where you can and together we can do this!
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Hi everyone. Has anyone seen the 2021 assessment materials for French? If so, what do you think?
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Hello, I barely know how the student room works but I'm desperate for help with my IRP. I'm in year 12 and I have my exam on Tuesday the 8th of June so basically have two weeks to prepare it. My school are doing a mini one for our mock so we have to prepare the two minute presentation and the only talk for 5 minutes about our chosen topic instead of the usual 8-9. I'm doing mine on la réforme du bac. I'm so confused but my teacher is scary lol. Here are the questions I have:
How do introduce the sources in my presentation? So is it like "for this project, I read an article by XYZ who said ABC"?
How do I reference any additional sources I've used in the conversation afterwords?
If anyone could give me some advice or examples I would be eternally grateful!
How do introduce the sources in my presentation? So is it like "for this project, I read an article by XYZ who said ABC"?
How do I reference any additional sources I've used in the conversation afterwords?
If anyone could give me some advice or examples I would be eternally grateful!
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Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
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Hi I‘ve done a couple of practice IRPs for French and German A Level and this is the structure that I find works really well:
1. State your question/title and say the names of the two articles, where they come from, who wrote them and when they were published
2. Summarise the first source in a broad sense - just a basic overview of what it’s talking about
3. Summarise the second source in the same way as the first
4. Give your personal response (this is the most important part) so say whether you think the author is biased and what the tone/purpose of the article is (to entertain, to inform etc.) Its best to choose articles which disagree with one another because it gives you more to respond to in this section.
For example, for your topic you could choose an article which supports la réforme du bac (maybe a source which is linked to the government so there’s more bias?) and one which criticises it.
As for additional resources in the general conversation, I don’t think there’s a specific rule for how to do it but they would probably appreciate you to mention the name of the newspaper you’re taking information from but I doubt it matters that much. They are really strict about timing though so make sure you don’t go over the two minutes because they will cut you off.
Hope this helps and good luck!
1. State your question/title and say the names of the two articles, where they come from, who wrote them and when they were published
2. Summarise the first source in a broad sense - just a basic overview of what it’s talking about
3. Summarise the second source in the same way as the first
4. Give your personal response (this is the most important part) so say whether you think the author is biased and what the tone/purpose of the article is (to entertain, to inform etc.) Its best to choose articles which disagree with one another because it gives you more to respond to in this section.
For example, for your topic you could choose an article which supports la réforme du bac (maybe a source which is linked to the government so there’s more bias?) and one which criticises it.
As for additional resources in the general conversation, I don’t think there’s a specific rule for how to do it but they would probably appreciate you to mention the name of the newspaper you’re taking information from but I doubt it matters that much. They are really strict about timing though so make sure you don’t go over the two minutes because they will cut you off.
Hope this helps and good luck!
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(Original post by callumtilley1)
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
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(Original post by callumtilley1)
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
What exam board are u on?
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hello, my french isn't that strong as I was mainly revising for my other subjects for GCSEs- but I'd love to practice if y
hello, my french isn't that strong as I was mainly revising for my other subjects for GCSEs- but I'd love to practice if y
(Original post by callumtilley1)
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
merci
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(Original post by callumtilley1)
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
Hello! I'm in year 12 and looking to practice. If anyone wants to have a convo in French non-judgmentally then I am up for it. À bientôt
(Original post by BelleBinoclarde)
Salut! Récemment j'ai passé mon brevet en français alors maintenant j'ai beaucoup envie de continuer à apprendre cette langue et de ne pas l'oublier donc ça sera incroyable si tu vuex le practiquer avec moi!
merci
Salut! Récemment j'ai passé mon brevet en français alors maintenant j'ai beaucoup envie de continuer à apprendre cette langue et de ne pas l'oublier donc ça sera incroyable si tu vuex le practiquer avec moi!
merci
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