French GCSE
Time expressions
What Time expressions means in French GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Time expressions
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Reference: AQA
'Une quinzaine' can mean about fifteen or a fortnight, and 'une quinzaine de jours' is a common way to say a fortnight or two weeks.
Topics that use Time expressions
- Using common patterns with French (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Abstract versus concrete nouns
- Action sequencing
- Adjectives
- Gender of nouns
- Grammatical gender patterns
- Noun formation
- Nouns
- Numbers and quantities
Using Time expressions in the exam
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