Dear Ronitrayya
Can you please send me the tef material on drgogias@gmail.com. Thanks a lot in advance.
TEF Test Is Easy or Difficult ????
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Can you please send me the tef material on drgogias@gmail.com. Thanks a lot in advance.
Hi @ronitrayya C
would it be at all possible for you to share with me the AF books for A1 to C2 and also the TEF preparation materials on my email address which is arooj-nawaz@hotmail.com
Thank you in advance.
would it be at all possible for you to share with me the AF books for A1 to C2 and also the TEF preparation materials on my email address which is arooj-nawaz@hotmail.com
Thank you in advance.
Guys I have a question. I need to start lessons for French from beginner level in order to sit for TEF exams. I was searching for schools or private tutors. Alliance Francaise school told me that it will take 1 and half years, tutor said you will be ready in 3 months. I am somehow finding it difficult to believe the tutor.
It all depends on your goal, the number of skills you need to work on and your desired result. Anyway 3 months does not seem realistic to me.
3 months could be possible IFF you have good language skills and the tutor really knows how to prepare just for the test.
I did read of some individuals who took intensive studies for a few months and the studies were geared only for the test and came out with B2 in all levels. But those 3 months you should be working your ass off in french.
It's unrealistic to learn French for the purpose of passing TEF in 3months except you have taken French lessons before, you have lived in a francophone country or have some sort of french background.
I learnt french intensively for 6months and wrote TEF at the end of the 7th month.
Mastering conjugations to be able to hold conversations takes time and consistent everyday practice. The speaking part of TEF requires that you actually convince an examiner to do something. It is argumentative! Being able to do this successfully requires good mastery of conjugations, French vocabulary and expressions as well as averagely good listening skills.
I learnt french intensively for 6months and wrote TEF at the end of the 7th month.
Mastering conjugations to be able to hold conversations takes time and consistent everyday practice. The speaking part of TEF requires that you actually convince an examiner to do something. It is argumentative! Being able to do this successfully requires good mastery of conjugations, French vocabulary and expressions as well as averagely good listening skills.
Thanks for the feedback. I feel the tutor is more in for the money. I will go with the school and aim to be ready in 6 months.
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