depressed1989

[sour sluice]

Please be patient

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[prisma atlas]

Hmmm that question is very broad and there aren't really any things that can apply to all of them aside from: read as much as you can and practice writing

[outer creek]

any specific tips for essays? We usually have topics like your favorite city, about paris, your day etc.

i just find it hard to write my thoughts down because i don't know french that well

i can do it in english but not in french

[plain sapphire]

Anything you learned in English regarding essay structure will apply in French so if you already know essay structure, you're kinda 30-50 percent there

For the rest, Andy's advice still applies: read as much as you can and practise writing a lot

[outer creek]

thanks

do you have any resources for improving vocab

[mild drum]

Don’t forget about your opinions and justifications for that opinion

[jagged jasper]

Books like Together with, Esprit and your country's best french books for high school students should have formats for recipes and letters. I believe an A2 level book will contain recipes specifically. Hope that helps!