Urgent AQA A-Level French Speaking Exam!!!

My French speaking exam is on the 1st of May (not much time left!) and I was wondering if anyone had any tips in terms of what I should prepare. I study French and Spanish and have noticed that we receive a lot more guidance in Spanish in terms of what to include (i.e., complex grammatical structures, facts and statistics, idioms etc), which does make sense because I already speak French fluently - also Spanish is a different exam board (Edexcel). I just don't want to miss out on a good grade because I didn't include certain things the examiner was looking for. Also - the A-Level French students at my school have historically not got brilliant grades (especially in comparison to those who did Spanish) so I don't fully trust what the French teachers tell me and their advice has not been particularly helpful. Pls someone help because it's very soon!!!! Thank uuuu

Fellow French x Spanish student here, I’d say learn at least 3 key statistics for every module
Use frenchtop10 website for this it has loads
Try work in things like ‘il va sans dire que’ or ‘j’aurais pensé que’ to properly wow the examiner
And bring a bottle of water so you can stall and think if you get a nasty question!!
Bonne chance!

Thank you!

Are you wanting to study languages at uni

Yep - hopefully Spanish and ab initio Italian at Cambridge as long as all goes well for A-Levels

Fellow French x Spanish student here, I’d say learn at least 3 key statistics for every module
Use frenchtop10 website for this it has loads
Try work in things like ‘il va sans dire que’ or ‘j’aurais pensé que’ to properly wow the examiner
And bring a bottle of water so you can stall and think if you get a nasty question!!
Bonne chance!

Are you doing aqa spanish?

My French speaking exam is on the 1st of May (not much time left!) and I was wondering if anyone had any tips in terms of what I should prepare. I study French and Spanish and have noticed that we receive a lot more guidance in Spanish in terms of what to include (i.e., complex grammatical structures, facts and statistics, idioms etc), which does make sense because I already speak French fluently - also Spanish is a different exam board (Edexcel). I just don't want to miss out on a good grade because I didn't include certain things the examiner was looking for. Also - the A-Level French students at my school have historically not got brilliant grades (especially in comparison to those who did Spanish) so I don't fully trust what the French teachers tell me and their advice has not been particularly helpful. Pls someone help because it's very soon!!!! Thank uuuu

My French speaking exam is on the 1st of May (not much time left!) and I was wondering if anyone had any tips in terms of what I should prepare. I study French and Spanish and have noticed that we receive a lot more guidance in Spanish in terms of what to include (i.e., complex grammatical structures, facts and statistics, idioms etc), which does make sense because I already speak French fluently - also Spanish is a different exam board (Edexcel). I just don't want to miss out on a good grade because I didn't include certain things the examiner was looking for. Also - the A-Level French students at my school have historically not got brilliant grades (especially in comparison to those who did Spanish) so I don't fully trust what the French teachers tell me and their advice has not been particularly helpful. Pls someone help because it's very soon!!!! Thank uuuu

my french oral is also on 1st may! good luck!

hey how did it go

yeh was great IRP went well, struggled a bit formulating things to say for photo card but was fine

My French speaking exam is on the 1st of May (not much time left!) and I was wondering if anyone had any tips in terms of what I should prepare. I study French and Spanish and have noticed that we receive a lot more guidance in Spanish in terms of what to include (i.e., complex grammatical structures, facts and statistics, idioms etc), which does make sense because I already speak French fluently - also Spanish is a different exam board (Edexcel). I just don't want to miss out on a good grade because I didn't include certain things the examiner was looking for. Also - the A-Level French students at my school have historically not got brilliant grades (especially in comparison to those who did Spanish) so I don't fully trust what the French teachers tell me and their advice has not been particularly helpful. Pls someone help because it's very soon!!!! Thank uuuu

Guys mines tomorrow and ive never been so scared in my life

No literally same I’m so cooked man

like the anxiety is not leaving

Idek what more I can do I’ve done like 2 billion cards. Like I have attempted to learn stats but I feel like u never even have enough time to say them