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Prepare for your GCSE French exams by reading through and understanding past papers. Search from our library of past papers.

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Edexcel: June 2018 Paper 1: Listening and Understanding in French (Foundation) 1FR0/1F (MS)
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Edexcel: June 2018 Paper 1: Listening and Understanding in French (Foundation) 1FR0/1F (QP)
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Edexcel: June 2018 Paper 1: Listening and Understanding in French (Higher) 1FR0/1H (MS)
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Edexcel: June 2018 Paper 1: Listening and Understanding in French (Higher) 1FR0/1H (QP)
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Edexcel: June 2018 Paper 3: Reading and Understanding in French (Foundation) 1FR0/3F (MS)
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Edexcel: June 2018 Paper 3: Reading and Understanding in French (Foundation) 1FR0/3F (QP)
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Frequently Asked Questions about GCSE French

The GCSE French course typically corresponds to the A2 or B1 levels of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). This means students will have basic to intermediate language skills by the time they complete the course.

The GCSE French aligns with the A2/B1 levels, according to the CEFR. By reaching these levels, you should be able to handle everyday situations and engage in simple conversations in French.

GCSE French is generally aimed at the A2 or B1 levels of the CEFR. This allows students to improve their language abilities to engage in basic dialogues and understand common expressions.

Typically, the GCSE French level is around A2 or B1 on the CEFR scale. This equips students with the skills to communicate in everyday scenarios and have basic conversations in French.

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