AS 91965 · 5 credits · Internal
Writing French
Communicate in French for a chosen purpose
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You need to communicate in French on a topic that matters to you—this could be about your interests, an event you're promoting, or something you've experienced. You'll be marked on how well you use French to share information, ideas, and opinions, and on how clearly people can understand your message even if you make some mistakes.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
What you actually do
- ·Choose a real purpose for your communication and keep your audience and context in mind (for example, promoting an event, sharing about an experience, or discussing your interests)
- ·Use French to express information, ideas, and opinions that are relevant to what you're talking about
- ·Refer to events or experiences in different time frames—talk about things happening now, things that happened in the past, or things that will happen in the future
- ·Show that you can use different types of language, including different sentence structures and vocabulary suited to your topic
- ·Organize your message so it makes sense and flows logically, even if some small mistakes slip through
AAchieved
You communicate in French about your chosen topic using different types of sentences and vocabulary, referring to present, past, and future events, and your overall message comes through despite some inconsistencies.
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