Free A Level resources to download: Possible speaking questions for all topics, vocab lists, links to online vocab courses, Schemes of Learning, worksheets, link to quizzes and revision website for students.

Free A Level resources to download: possible speaking questions for all topics, vocab lists, links to online vocab courses, Schemes of Learning, worksheets, link to quizzes and revision website for students...

Enrich your A-level French teaching with these tried-and-tested MFL resources on key topics such as social issues and artistic culture, and on key language skills, including grammar, translation, authentic listening and speaking practice.

For one question, you will need to summarise in French what you have understood from the passage you have heard and marks will be awarded for the quality of French used. You must write in full sentences and use your own words as far as possible. In the other questions requiring a response in French, you should give only the specific information

All the course specific revision resources you need to ace your A Level French exams. Discover revision notes, exam questions, past papers, flashcards and more.

Over 2000 editable worksheets, presentations, texts, sentence builders, grammar, vocabulary, oral and listening activities for French teachers.

These are aimed at A-level (Year 2) students (age 17-18). English - French. French - English. AS-level (Year 1 of A-level course) Why do sad films make us feel better? (AS) TV series or films - which do you prefer? (AS) Why are girls given better grades than boys? (AS) Are branded clothes too expensive? (AS) Updated 2023 Gap fill 1 for above.

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French A-Level Grammar Workbook 1 Contents A Nouns and articles A1 Gender of nouns A2 Plurals of nouns A3 Definite articles (le, la, l’, les) A4 Indefinite articles (un, une, des) A5 Partitive articles (du, de la, de l’, des) B Adjectives B1 Agreement of adjectives B2 Adjectival endings with their own patterns