This document provides a very brief summary of chapters 1-5 of the book 'No et Moi' which is commonly studied at A Level French. This document includes notable themes and some key quotes.

This document provides brief chapter summaries for the book commonly studied at As/A Level French- 'No et Moi'. This document contains information about chapters 1-5, including notable themes and key quotes.

This document is a checklist of every grammatical concept you'll need to know for the AQA A-Level French exam. It was made using the AQA specification to ensureaccuracy and it being up todate. It is categorised and numbered making it easy to search for a concept or organise yoyr notes. By having this compilation you can check off what you have revised or are yet to revise and see if there's any gaps in your knowledge. Hope this helps! :)

(French Paper 3 - Essay Writing, Translation) Character analysis notes

AQA A-level FRENCH Paper 1 2021 QP Listening, Reading and Writing. Ecoutez l’avis de trois Français sur le grand cinéaste, Abel Gance. Ecrivez dans les cases les lettres des deux phrases vraies qui correspondent à chaque personne. A L’histoire des grands hommes fascinait Abel Gance. B Il faut être cinéphile pour apprécier Napoléon. C Napoléon est son meilleur film. D Son œuvre est à la fois vieille et moderne. E Abel Gance était un cinéaste aux talents divers. F Aujour...

grammar for french a level year 1 or as-level such as adjectives, nouns, pronouns, depuis/ ca fait... que

the tenses for first year of a-level french explained in english with examples

A list of almost forty French words related to television (and radio, film, etc.) to use in essays, writing exams, speaking exams, and to help with listening and reading comprehension. There are useful words for every level - GCSE, A-level, and beyond.

Key beliefs, philosophies and quotations concerning Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

This document contains detailed research notes on Candide, a French novel written by Voltaire. The notes are based on an In Our Time podcast and give a detailed discussion of the book and the reception of it by the public. It gives arguments concerning the book as a whole, context to the novel, and information about Voltaire's life and political motivations that prompted the book. Wishing you all the best and I hope you find these notes helpful!