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The A-Level language oral exam can be very intimidating, but you need to remember that the examiner is not there to trip you up, he or she want you to do well too! The best way to revise is to draw mind maps...

The Passive, as in English is one of the three grammatical voices and is used to say that something is ' being done by somebody else '. In grammatical speak, we would say that the action that's described by ...

Speaking is a difficult thing to practise alone, but there are a few ways you can do it! Here are my top tips: 1) Listen to French radio: you might wonder how this helps your speaking, but one of the key pla...

It's easier than you think! The basic rule for forming the conditional is ' future stem + imperfect tense ending'. So to form the conditional you need to take the future stem (which is usually the infinitve)...

All too often, A level language students fret about entering the exam room about to write an essay they haven't been able to prepare for and which they'll likely know little about. No need to worry though, a...