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Best oral revision books?

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  • 29-03-2010 4:19pm
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    Stryderman
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    Ok I know im leaving it late to start but can anyone recommend me some good revision books for the Irish and French orals??? I haven't prepared anything yet:eek:


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    JESCANDYMAN
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    i'm freakin too :eek:


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    Behind you Joey
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    Stryderman wrote: »
    Ok I know im leaving it late to start but can anyone recommend me some good revision books for the Irish and French orals??? I haven't prepared anything yet:eek:

    Your teacher has given you plenty of notes!;)


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    Stryderman
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    Behind you Joey wrote: »
    Your teacher has given you plenty of notes!;)
    Unfortunately I've lost half of them! Help me Joe!! I have "Le Francais Oral" but its awful simple so I don't think it's a big help:confused:


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    Stryderman
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    JESCANDYMAN wrote: »
    i'm freakin too :eek:
    You might find these notes useful http://www.blackrockcollege.ie/blackrock/www/index.asp?magpage=18&id=898


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    DancingQueen:)
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    For French, I find Bien Dit very good. Not so sure about Irish.


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    Conor108
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    Yeah Bien Dit is really good!


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    dee o gee
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    For irish I find 'an dtuigeann tu?' really helpful for the basics like family, your area, jobs that sort of thing, iv the pass version of it so id say the honours version has the more complicated stuff in it. Im on the lookout for a decent french one myself, and iv my french on the 12th. :eek:


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    Stryderman
    Registered Users Posts: 211 ✭✭Stryderman


    I ended up getting "shortcuts to success" ones for both subjects. French one seems to be good, haven't looked at the Irish one yet


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