One of the best ways to achieve the highest grades is by looking at essays which have already done so. Here I have provided 4 model essays in which students can see the standard which they should be written to as well as taking key ideas and themes included and incorporating these within their own work.

One of the best ways to achieve the highest grades is by looking at essays which have already done so. Here I have provided 4 model essays in which students can see the standard which they should be written to as well as taking key ideas and themes included and incorporating these within their own work.

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This document contains broad and in depth analyses for No et Moi by Delphine de Vigan. This is a perfect pack if you are in search for some helpful A-Level French revision. This revision guide may be printed and annotated when taken to lessons, saving you from making your own notes from scratch. This handy guide is for those who are aiming for top A-Level French grades.

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