French GCSE
Unhealthy habits including smoking and alcohol
What Unhealthy habits including smoking and alcohol means in French GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Unhealthy habits including smoking and alcohol
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Reference: AQA
Terms such as 'le tabagisme' (smoking), 'l'ivresse' (drunkenness), 'fumer' and 'boire de l'alcool', with negative structures like 'je ne fume plus' changing the meaning of a habit.
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