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• How to face As French?

  

  If you have just completed your French GCSE and decided to take it further to an AS level, you will find that there is a big gap between GCSE and As. You must not panic. If you are able to go to France in the summer and during any other holidays, please do not hesitate to go and spend time...

• A2 French Exam- useful sentences

  

  A2 & AS French Exam-useful sentences je considère que... il me Je pense que.. ... je ne suis pas d'accord' • Je vous concède que... • je suis convaincu que... • on va trop loin en disant que... • par ailleurs... • il n'a pas été démontré que... • on exagère quand on affirme que... • on...

• Help Yourself to Get a Better Grade in Languages

  

  This article applies to any language. It is just a little advice for all of you taking exams in languages who would like some tips on improving your own language learning at home. If you have internet access, there are many news websites you can visit to help you read in a foreign language. ...

• Grammar Book Recommendation

  

  Affaires à Suivre This book can significantly help your French grammar. It is a French book and can be bought online easily through either Amazon.fr (see here) or fnac.com. It is relevant to how French grammar is perceived and taught in France, and will therefore enhance your grammar to become...

• Living French to learn French

  

  Learning French can seem like a never-ending battle, in which there is always more to learn, more to practice and, indeed, more to forget! This I know very well from my own experience. A-Level French to me consisted of endless vocabulary lists and grammar tables, which can not only be daunting...

• Film: La Petite Voleuse de Truffaut

  

  La Petite Voleuse de Truffaut: an analysis of the main character : Janine The action takes place in the 1950s in a small town in the centre of France. The main character, Janine, is played by Charlotte Gainsbourg. The title La Petite Voleuse tells us what happens in the film: Janine who is 16...

• A Few Tips on How to Succeed in Learning French

  

  Whether you are new to learning French or have been doing so for some years, you will know that it is not always an easy task! There is unfortunately no quick-fix easy solution for just picking up a language, but there are some useful tips which can make the daunting challenge seem a bit more...

• Parlez-vous le Francais?

  

  The English have always been somewhat lazy about studying languages. In general, we take for granted the fact that English is the most widely spoken language in the world. In other countries, notably the developing world and certain parts of Europe, to be able to speak English means the only...

• Learn a word/phrase a week

  

  In order to improve both spoken & written skills for French & Spanish (as most other languages) it is important to maintain a steady pace with learning. The best method is 'small steps each time'. In this regard, learning a word or two a week (if not one each day) becomes an effective learning...