french gcse speaking advice

I’ve been learning and tutoring languages mainly French different ages over the years, using different syllabus books and topics, so I advise going through and practice. A tutor or French speaker-student/parent could help you. Duolingo and there are other apps your teacher may advise or others. Clarify what need to prepare,check as well as seen now have to read a text and answer questions, practice as much as can even get a tutor if need be. Watch films/you tube/Netflix listen to French music. Duolingo/BBC bite size. My daughter was on a party app communicating with French people. I’m sure your teacher can help too. I just found James Blunt with a French rapper on you tube. Listen to the radio immerse yourself as much as possible. This is how we learn language and why English is so popular. If there is a French cafe where you are see, if can practice a bit. Also you need to believe you can do it and be/feel confident in your abilities. I’m sure you will be fine. Good luck Bon courage 🤞

I did GCSE German, and got an 8. For your photocard you should endeavour to say as much as you can for each question, your teacher should stop you when you need to move on. For surprise questions, just try to know your vocab, grammar and phrases for each topic and that should get you through. I can't help you with useful phrases as I did German and my French is truly diabolical.