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How are you preparing for Ordinary French??

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  • 10-06-2008 6:39pm
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    BaRcOe
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    Well, how do you actually prepare for Ordinary level French? Go over Verbs, vocab, do 1,2 postcards/ notes?:rolleyes:


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    irish_boy90
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    have half a pages of phrases for my postcard and message (no i don't plan on doing both)


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    tdc
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    im gona go over a bit of vocab for comprehensions and close test. going to try doing a few postcards. can someone maybe put up a couple of example postcards? any good phrases or tips?


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    BaRcOe
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    irish_boy90 wrote: »
    have half a pages of phrases for my postcard and message (no i don't plan on doing both)

    You have to do message or postcard and then either note or formal letter.

    here's a good link
    http://www.skoool.ie/skoool/examcentre_senior.asp?id=2082


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    tdc
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    irish_boy90 wrote: »
    have half a pages of phrases for my postcard and message (no i don't plan on doing both)

    are you doing postcard and letter, message or diary entry. im gona try them all, should have enough time. just want a few good phrases to learn off if anyones got any :pac:


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    irish_boy90
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    tdc wrote: »
    are you doing postcard and letter, message or diary entry. im gona try them all, should have enough time. just want a few good phrases to learn off if anyones got any :pac:

    You have a good point. Might try both for the hell of it.


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    BaRcOe
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    here

    To score top marks you should develop each point fully as best you can. A basic answer will score a basic mark so use extra vocabulary and phrases.

    Language element is worth 15 marks. Top marks require good knowledge of verb tenses, agreements, and good range of vocabulary, almost all spellings corrects. The number of errors decides the category of your mark.


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