hey!! if you want advice for french, last year (yr 10) my teacher said i'd have to do foundation but i got way up to an 8/9 now and i literally did
1. make really good speaking questions with lots of vocab, tenses, and complex structures (because this will help you in speaking, writing, and helps you learn vocab for reading/writing).
2. i used the writing mark schemes and examiners reports/exam board resources to see what
they want you to write in the exam (basically different types of 'complex structures' - then I wrote a phrase for each thing - e.g si clause, subjunctive, depuis phrase, conditional verbs.
3. (its kindof similar to number 2) remember the things you
need to include - like 2 reasons + opinions, all the tenses (and make sure your tenses are correct)!!
it probably sounds like a lot but you really just need complex structure flashcards and tense flashcards and it will honestly help you so much - and will probably be less time consuming than other subjects (hopefully)!!!
you honestly sound like youre doing so well though, this is just my advice because it wont take you ages and you deffo dont need to get worried about it - these french tips are small things you can get from quizlet/youtube videos already made!! GOOD LUCK <333
also how do you get a nine in english lit!! ive been stuck on an 8 since our first exam at the beginning of year ten and i want to do it for a-level but i just dont know how to improve!! do you have any tips??
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