Leaving Cert French Oral Notes Booklet

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This booklet works within the parameters of the exam itself.

As you know the oral is worth a very sizeable chunk of the whole exam at 25%

This equates to 100 marks which is broken down into the following:

Pronunciation 20%
Vocabulary 20%
Structure 30%
Communication 30%

We highlight where students lose marks, using recommendations made by the Chief Examiner. Our focus is based on a very simple premise… Use what you know to your best advantage.

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Leaving Cert French Oral Notes Booklet

Firstly, this booklet works within the parameters of the exam itself.

Secondly, as you know the oral is worth a very sizeable chunk of the whole exam at 25%

In other words, this equates to 100 marks which is broken down into the following:

Pronunciation 20%
Vocabulary 20%
Structure 30%
Communication 30%

To Clarify, we highlight where students lose marks, using recommendations made by the Chief Examiner. Our focus is based on a very simple premise: use what you know to your best advantage.

PRONUNCIATION – 20%

All of the questions are given in both French and English with a specific grid using easy-to-understand phonetics. We have also gone through the common errors made in this part of the exam, with the correct pronunciation given.

VOCABULARY – 20%

A lot of students learn off stock phrases and words. At French Notes if we feel that something can be said using a different word which is less common, the student will be given the choice of using that word. Your vocabulary should be as rich and varied as possible. Using idiomatic phrases is advised, but you should not rely on unconnected words, if you lose the sense of what the message that you are trying to convey is.

STRUCTURE – 30%

The oral exam is a wonderful opportunity to WOW the examiner with interesting turns of phrase and off the beaten track grammar. Structure is the way you put your sentences together.

COMMUNICATION – 30%

Here you must engage with the examiner in as natural a way as possible. They are there with the sole purpose of conversing with you, giving you the opportunity to shine. Communication is a student’s ability to maintain a conversation in a natural flowing & comprehensible manner.

In this booklet we go through one of the Chief Examiner’s Reports and explains how marks are awarded or lost.

To sum up, the booklet is divided into 12 chapters. The following are the chapters covered:

  • Ma famille et moi
  • Les amis
  • La maison et le quartier
  • Le sport
  • L’éducation
  • L’économie
  • L’environnement
  • L’égalité
  • La santé
  • La politique
  • La technologie
  • Les problèmes sociaux

Our French Notes booklet is available in .pdf format only, and is a downloadable document of over 60 pages.

This Leaving Cert French Oral Notes Booklet and its content is protected by copyright law and cannot be used in a commercial setting.

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Leaving Cert French Oral Notes Booklet

Leaving Cert French Oral Notes Booklet