14/3/20

Here’s a tip for those of you starting to revise for any MFL GCSE or A-Level:

When revising I would recommend learning your vocab (or at least associating the words you do know) in little strings of words, and writing many strings under each question that they could possibly ask you.

For example (French): If a question could be "Comment pouvez-vous aider l'environnement?" Then some example strings could be: le jardin-cultiver-la fleur (par exemple: la lavande)-les abeilles le sac en plastique-la plage-la meduse-la tortue marine l'électricité-éteindre-la lumière-éconimiser-les combustibles fossiles

Then I'd use these words create a comprehensive sentence, either when revising, or during the exam. However, if you practise creating sentences too often, then it will seem too prepared and stiff, in response. Vocab and speedy conjugation is the best way to go when wanting to sound spontaneous. Hope this helps! 

Killer Queen notes.

Purple = Context

Green = Instrumentation & Techniques

Blue = Rhythm & Structure