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MarkThor:
You can find most of them on the BoS website by clicking onto the respective year and going to the French courses;
http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/hsc_exams/

elysepopplewell:

--- Quote from: lha on September 25, 2016, 03:40:52 pm ---Are there anny websites that have posted the past hsc french listening audios?

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Just a tip, I realised sometime just before the exam that I'm actually terrible at understanding male voices, as opposed to female voices. Is it because male voices are lower and the words blend together more? I don't know, but something to consider for you all so that if you're the same you can hone in on that! :)

pughg16:

--- Quote from: Jacqui105 on July 18, 2016, 08:45:57 pm ---Can I just add: If you go on the Assessment Resource Centre website, they actually have the audio clips of Band 5/6 speaking exams and you'll notice that every single one (for French at least) either started with hesitation or hesitated when asked a question that they weren't comfortable with. Just remember that they are not going to mark you down for being nervous. The most important thing is being clear and articulating with the correct technique. :-) At least, that's what my teacher always says and it works for me.

Good luck and I recommend going online and listing to the speaking exams!!

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Wish I had read this earlier!!
My French speaking went okay i think.....I managed to answer all the questions!
One of them I wasn't sure if the examiner had asked If had had moved or done the housework...I hope it was housework!!! :P :-\

woman2womenblog.com:
Hi elysepopplewell,
First of all I wanted to thank you to link to my blog’s post on French movies:
http://wp.me/p508D7-yz
French is the third language I learnt, and I totally agree with your propositions! I used to watch French movies with English subtitles, and it helped me a lot!
Another great way to learn French is French songs. Like you say, there is an unlimited source of songs, many of them subtitled, but otherwise it’s very easy to find the lyrics online!
There are some great French singers to learn French; my French teacher loved Nino Ferrer…
You can check my list with 100 French songs and choose the ones you like!
http://wp.me/p508D7-1cF

stephsteph_xx:
Can you come from france and pick like extension french up ? Or is that not allowed because obviously you can speak french

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