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GCSE French for AQA Students' Book
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GCSE French for AQA Students' Book
Danièle Bourdais et al
208 pages | 276x219mm
ISBN: 978-0-19-913898-2 | Paperback
Publication Date: 11 March 2010
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£18.99
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AQA GCSE French students
A perfect match to the AQA GCSE French specification
AQA GCSE French helps you deliver the specification with motivating material and thorough skills and grammar preparation. This Student Book features relevant topics that students can really relate to, and provides second to none exam practice and preparation.
Features
Covers the AQA specification unit-by-unit
Relevant topics to keep students engaged
Problem-solving approach motivates students
Thorough exam preparation with key linguistic and learning skills in each unit
Lots of guidance on controlled assessment integrated throughout the course
The course also includes a helpful Teacher Book, a Grammar Workbook, differentiated Exam Skills Workbooks, audio and popular OxBox CD-ROMs
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