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FRE 202 : Study%20Guide_Chap.6.pdf

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In the test all vocabulary found on this page, except for the section la cuisine , could be useful. You will need the words describing family members/relationships/life, and personnality for sure. Note: the vocab under the section la cuisine /page 196 is not tested in the exam. For your own knowledge though, these words (not much related to the topic of the chapter) might be useful. But you are not obliged to know and use them in the test. In the r daction part of the test you will describe a family according to a picture. This is where you will use a lot of the vocabulary. You will be asked to describe the family relations as well as the type of persons you think they are. You will also need to describe their daily life, so some of the -re verbs (pp. This part of the test is worth almost 50% of the whole.

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