Bien Lire, Bien Ecrire A Level Practice Book
Suitable for training advanced level students in writing texts in different styles and registers in French.
This complete photocopiable resource supports teachers in developing their students reading and writing skills whilst practising the required language functions for the AS, A2 and AP examinations. This book includes lesson plans and worksheets. A teacher notes section includes answers to the workbooks and techniques for use in the classroom that equip students with the ability to write confidently and coherently. In each unit students analyse different text types which enables them to recognise, practise and produce a range of structures and lexis whilst transforming writing into an interactive whole class/group activity.
Features
- Transforms writing into an interactive whole class/group activity
- Concrete writing skills for success at AS and A2
- Practical exercises in essential areas needed to attain high grades
- Detailed suggestions for using the Internet as a language resource
Table of Contents
- Dépliant touristique
- Courrier des lecteurs
- Brochure
- Revue de film
- Récit
- Souvenirs personnels
- Biographie
- Faits divers
- Lettre de candidature
- Lettre commerciale
- Lettre de réclamation
- Une question de santé
- Une question de moralité
- Discours
- Vacances: paradis ou enfer?
- Voitures: pour ou contre?
- Football féminine: pour ou contre?.
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