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Kbvdpo · 2015-06-09 12:20:43

Is there a possibility that a formal letter could show up on the higher level paper without the option of an informal letter? Is it likely to happen?

09-06-2015 12:20pm

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Kbvdpo

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Is there a possibility that a formal letter could show up on the higher level paper without the option of an informal letter? Is it likely to happen?

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#2 09-06-2015 3:15pm

smiles_1998

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I think I remember reading in my French exam papers last year that it IS possible that a formal letter could come up on its own in the exam but- seen as the majority of JC French teachers barely touch on the formal letter- I would find it highly unlikely that the SEC would not give students the choice of doing the formal or informal letter.

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#3 09-06-2015 5:41pm

Mldj

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Never happened. Could though....
Its best to be prepared. Just learn off the formal ending. Learn off pourriez vous and y a-t-il.

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