French GCSE
Expressing and justifying opinions
What Expressing and justifying opinions means in French GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Expressing and justifying opinions
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Reference: AQA
Using adjectives like divertissant and synonyms such as ça m'énerve or c'est passionnant to give and support views.
Topics that use Expressing and justifying opinions
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- Attending concerts and listening habits
- Expressing opinions on food
- Food and drink vocabulary
- Music genres and preferences
- Opinions on artists and bands
- Restaurant transactions
- Film and television genres
- Meals and dietary habits
Using Expressing and justifying opinions in the exam
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