Study for french written?

[Zoe]

Hows everyone planning on studying for the exam?
I think i'm just going to do many many listening exercises, and maybe a past exam.

I have about a week and half, seeing as it's my last exam to go, so I can spread out the study a bit. Unlike what I did for all my other subjects...
So hows everyone else going for french so far then?

[explode]

I think I'll rent a french movie to watch every day and do at least one practice exam a day ... considering I've been neglecting it since the oral exam.

[GerrySly]

After the oral I've completely given up on French, I'm sure i'll end up doing absolutely nothing

[redkite]

^ and you'll still manage to hope for a 90+ ?
Wow - you must be pretty good.

[GerrySly]

^ and you'll still manage to hope for a 90+ ?
Wow - you must be pretty good.

That's my aim, who knows what'll come of it

[CullyB]

Films aren't that good for proper ("active") listening practice according to my teacher - I'll do Ecoutez Bien instead - I've just paid.
I'm going to write an essay for each type of texts we can be asked and also revise my list of "great expressions" (variety of tenses, connectives, subjunctive expressions, si clauses, etc...) + test myself on the features of each text type (don't want to lose marks because I forget the DATE or something stupid like that)
And I suck a bit at vocab so I'm going to do the vocab on Ecoutez Bien + revise all the vocab lists I got in class for the most common topics (esp the environment - my teacher reckons it's always on the exam)
Plus I'll redo the exams in Leading Edge (we did them in class but I figure it doesn't hurt)
And that's it! 
SOOOOO MUCH TO DO!!!

[hihi001]

I'm just gonna write essaies, and read articles from lemonde.fr everyday. And since I have tintin, i will watch it in french.