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[runic perch]

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[timid blaze]

comment est-ce que quelqu'un peut t'aider a le faire?

[rocky finch]

(I'm tired so writing in English, hope it works)

I'm taking the TEF Canada tomorrow and the best advice I can give is to read a lot. Build up the habit of reading and getting used to reading quickly and for a long stretch of time.

Personally, I like reading a lot so I at minimum try to read this newsletter everyday.

I also follow a lot of news accounts on social media, especiall TF1Info, TV5Monde, Le Parisien, etc. If you're taking the TEF Canada (or the expression écrite is the same for the TEF), this will also help you there.

[fervent nest]

Thanks for sharing your resources. I am also preparing for the TEF, I am at B2 level but studying the last effort for reaching the B2+ or the C1 which I would prefer

Wish good luck for your test tomorrow

[rocky finch]

Oof, yeah same. I've taken it twice before, but I realized I was missing out because I didn't have enough test prep. So now I've been taking classes at my Alliance which have been helpful. Thank you! Third time's the charm 🥲

Oh also, if you're at B2-ish, I noticed that on RFI savoir, if you look at the C1/C2 exercises, sometimes they include comprehensions by using regular articles from the internet. The listening sections don't have subtitles though, but at least there are reading comprehensions for that level. Those were pretty helpful.

[wooden solar]

You are very kind. Thanks for helping and yes, good luck with your exam.

[fervent nest]

Alliance helps a lot, I have tried the last couple of months private 1-1 classes with one of the TEF examiners and was super helpful