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Should i bring in a book for the oral?

  • 11-04-2011 6:24pm
    #1
    Caireann
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    Im in fifth year, doing the leaving next year and my teacher is spending the last few weeks of school on the oral. We have to bring in a document on thursday and most people are bringing in pictures of themselves on holiday and things like that. Im thinking of doing something different, i have a frence book called 'la petit prince' and i was thinking about bringing that in. What do you guys think, good or bad idea? Also what type of questions do you think id get asked?


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  • #2
    Patriciamc93
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    Caireann wrote: »
    Im in fifth year, doing the leaving next year and my teacher is spending the last few weeks of school on the oral. We have to bring in a document on thursday and most people are bringing in pictures of themselves on holiday and things like that. Im thinking of doing something different, i have a frence book called 'la petit prince' and i was thinking about bringing that in. What do you guys think, good or bad idea? Also what type of questions do you think id get asked?


    Its a good idea...... if you like reading. However, you can't actually bring in a book (or any physical object) but you could bring in a page of the book. I would suggest that you photocopy the page you like and stick it on a page then. just be aware that the examiner can ask you anything on the page as what does this sentence mean......etc.

    But ya sounds a good idea, its different and good. Doing mine on thursday and i am bringing in the chorus of a song...... nobody else in my year is doing it.

    hope that helps :D


  • #3
    Caireann
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 121 ✭✭Caireann


    Well maybe if i photocopied thd cover that would be the same as bringing in the book? I don't think the examiner could ask what does this mean because you'd have to answer in english. Oh whats the song? Thats a really good idea! Good luck. :)


  • #4
    Patriciamc93
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    Tant pis by Joyce Jonathan. It's a French song i heard on French radio! It's quite a good song really. But if your into music I would recommend you do like just the chours of a French song ...... Very easy to bring up music through out your oral. Same with reading I would say.

    The cover of the book would be good just as long as you can answer all possible questions on it!


  • #5
    J_E
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,734 ✭✭✭J_E


    I'm using Oscar Et La Dame Rose. It's a great book, easy enough to talk about.


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