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Bounjour! I was just wondering if listening to French Music helps for a speaking exam. I was also wondering how certain students revised to achieve good results in their exams 
My exam is tomorrow and I'm slightly nervous haha.
My exam is tomorrow and I'm slightly nervous haha.
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(Original post by Sq-ish-y)
Bounjour! I was just wondering if listening to French Music helps for a speaking exam. I was also wondering how certain students revised to achieve good results in their exams
My exam is tomorrow and I'm slightly nervous haha.
Bounjour! I was just wondering if listening to French Music helps for a speaking exam. I was also wondering how certain students revised to achieve good results in their exams
My exam is tomorrow and I'm slightly nervous haha.
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Bounjour! I was just wondering if listening to French Music helps for a speaking exam. I was also wondering how certain students revised to achieve good results in their exams
My exam is tomorrow and I'm slightly nervous haha.
Bounjour! I was just wondering if listening to French Music helps for a speaking exam. I was also wondering how certain students revised to achieve good results in their exams
My exam is tomorrow and I'm slightly nervous haha.
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Hi! I got a 9 in my French speaking in 2019 and I basically read my answers over and over and then tried writing them down to see if I remembered them. This is just active recall and it’s very helpful for the speaking exam. Once I’d memorised them, I started speaking them out loud to practice the pronunciation. Then you just tie it all in together and write/speak at the same time. I did this for all of my questions so I was fully prepared for my speaking. Recording them could help also so you can play them on repeat. Hope this helps!
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I used French music when I revised, but only because I was doing French and Spanish so it helped me get in the mindset of the right language. My main thing was learning vocab to do with random scenes they might show in the photocard for each topic, and emotion words (in my mocks I always used to get told I should talk more about how any people in the photo might be feeling and why), and then lots of opinion words - you can't really prepare for exact questions since they can ask you literally anything to do with the topic, but you can get a few good question starters and phrases to help kill time while you think of a response. Good luck
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Hi! I got a 9 in my French speaking in 2019 and I basically read my answers over and over and then tried writing them down to see if I remembered them. This is just active recall and it’s very helpful for the speaking exam. Once I’d memorised them, I started speaking them out loud to practice the pronunciation. Then you just tie it all in together and write/speak at the same time. I did this for all of my questions so I was fully prepared for my speaking. Recording them could help also so you can play them on repeat. Hope this helps!
Hi! I got a 9 in my French speaking in 2019 and I basically read my answers over and over and then tried writing them down to see if I remembered them. This is just active recall and it’s very helpful for the speaking exam. Once I’d memorised them, I started speaking them out loud to practice the pronunciation. Then you just tie it all in together and write/speak at the same time. I did this for all of my questions so I was fully prepared for my speaking. Recording them could help also so you can play them on repeat. Hope this helps!
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(Original post by Interea)
I used French music when I revised, but only because I was doing French and Spanish so it helped me get in the mindset of the right language. My main thing was learning vocab to do with random scenes they might show in the photocard for each topic, and emotion words (in my mocks I always used to get told I should talk more about how any people in the photo might be feeling and why), and then lots of opinion words - you can't really prepare for exact questions since they can ask you literally anything to do with the topic, but you can get a few good question starters and phrases to help kill time while you think of a response. Good luck
I used French music when I revised, but only because I was doing French and Spanish so it helped me get in the mindset of the right language. My main thing was learning vocab to do with random scenes they might show in the photocard for each topic, and emotion words (in my mocks I always used to get told I should talk more about how any people in the photo might be feeling and why), and then lots of opinion words - you can't really prepare for exact questions since they can ask you literally anything to do with the topic, but you can get a few good question starters and phrases to help kill time while you think of a response. Good luck
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