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** Ordinary Level French before / after **
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08-06-2013 1:19pm#1
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In terms the written part of the part:
A- here you have the choice between a fill in the blanks and a cv. The fill in the blanks is usually just a postcard or letter and the cv is generally your oral work. In the cv you can be asked your name, D.O.B, nationality, if you like sports, previous job exp, your qualities (all brief answers)
B- this choice is between a message and a postcard, generally they just test past future and present here. So be able to say your going somewhere, know like the words for camping or youth hostel if you are doing the postcard. And be able to say when you'll be back
C- this is between a diary entry and a formal letter (generally the diary entry is easier) if you choose the diary then write the date at the top and like "ma chambre" or something. And start with "chere journal". Know phrases like "what a disaster!" or "I'm very happy" etc
I hop this has helped and hasn't been too long winded
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stephenjmcd wrote: »You can do the whole lot my teacher said and mark on best, i did that in the mocks
Perfect thanks! 0 -
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FranicusThe2nd wrote: »Literally just dropped to pass, have no idea on what's on the paper. Anyone have any advice?
the comprehensions are divided where you answer two in english and 2 in french their pretty simple, then an option with fill in the blanks where you're given the words or a form. then theres an A B and C where you do two questions consisting of a message,diary entry,letter etc, make sure you do two from different section theres time to do every question and still have an hour to spare 0 -
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Lcstudent2013 wrote: »Je suis allé.
Can that be used as "I have gone" ? Or what does it really mean haha. Please help a french noob
my french isnt the best but i think its i will go?0 -
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Me, I pretty much had to guess everythingLcstudent2013 wrote: »Anyone else find the tape hard?
Bye bye Trinity 
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Everything was pretty good except the forth conpethension , so I was pretty happy, until the aural. Literally think I got about 20% in that. Had to guess every 2/3 answers and those guesses were terrible at that. Really do hope I pass. Terrible oral aswel need it for uni 0
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