How was FRENCH???

[sam99]

Thought the exam was teeeeeny weeeeny HARDER than expected-THANKS VCAA :knuppel2:
God the whole thing is FINALLY over- gotta get a LIFE 

[JVG]

I thought it was pretty good- except i wrote that the tie was an 'evening tie' instead of 'silk tie'  :uglystupid2:

[supernerd]

was a little confused by the 10 mark reading comp question but i think i did a reasonable job

[curious111]

It was a pretty good exam i thought I got a bit confused during the listening part about the Fête du Travail, but asides from that it was alright

For the writing piece, i chose the one about writing a letter about a "holiday that had a big influence on you." Was really happy to see one of them was a letter, i've done so many of them this year  

[ben92]

I think I messed up what was possibly the only subjunctive in my composition and wrote that the guy in Listening 'must' choose programs rather than he 'would' choose them. Otherwise, I reckon I sailed through. Still bitter about that first mistake though. Would I lose a mark for grammar if I had no correct subjunctive but plenty of idioms and if clauses?

[appianway]

You don't even need subjunctive in the respond in French parts, I think. That question was really asking for the use of the conditional.

[appianway]

And also, how many different grammatical points do we need? Does anyone know? In my composition, I only used imparfait, subjunctive (3 times?), present, causative faire, pronoun stuff, interrrogatives, passee composee, conditional and imperatives, as well as depuis and stuff. Don't think I included enough though ><

[ben92]

I don't think they have a list of grammatical devices to check you off on. Semi-common ones like the subjunctive they might look for but otherwise I think they're marked holistically.

[supernerd]

It was a pretty good exam i thought I got a bit confused during the listening part about the Fête du Travail, but asides from that it was alright

For the writing piece, i chose the one about writing a letter about a "holiday that had a big influence on you." Was really happy to see one of them was a letter, i've done so many of them this year 

me tooo, got heaps of grammar in it too so should be set for that part

[supernerd]

And also, how many different grammatical points do we need? Does anyone know? In my composition, I only used imparfait, subjunctive (3 times?), present, causative faire, pronoun stuff, interrrogatives, passee composee, conditional and imperatives, as well as depuis and stuff. Don't think I included enough though ><

well i just know what i did tense -wise,

present,Passe compose,imparfait, conditionel, futur simple, futur proche, subjunctive, si clause, infinitf passe, plusqueparfait, contitional passe, imperatif  some familial stuff as well, hopefully thats enough