GSQT – The IB French ab initio past paper is a great concern to many students because it is an important milestone for who are studying IB French.

About IB French

IB French is a French language course including three topics: personal and social, entertainment and occupation, urban and rural environment. Each topic includes a list of other topics that give students the opportunity in practicing and understanding the different between cultures.

Besides, through the development of receptive, productive and interactive skills, students may develop the ability to react and interact sensibly in daily life, the IB French ab initio past paper exam is a place for students to show all their knowledge and skills.

How to prepare for the test in short period?

When the examination day is near, many of you areworrying about how to study effectively. You need to know what your weaknesses are and what problems you often face in order to solve it. If your problem is about listening skill, try to practice listening French as much as possible. If it’s about speaking skill, practice more often. If you are bad at vocabulary, try to read French as much as possible. If your problem comes from writing then check the grammar again.

In order to pass the IB French ab initio past paper easily, you should have aclear plan right from the start. You should read all the books and then write down the vocabulary in a notebook so that you can practice using the new words regularly. Another ways that shared by a lot of students are learning French by listening to music, watching movies, reading stories… in French.

Learning a language is not easy, but it is not too difficult. What makes the success is the efforts of each person. So keep trying your best,you will have a worthy result.

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