PSEB Class 12 French study plan

Revise the present tense of -er, -ir and -re verbs plus être, avoir, aller and faire, writing 40 conjugated forms from memory and self-correcting against a grammar reference.

Drill agreement of adjectives and past participles with avoir and être by correcting 30 faulty sentences and noting the rule broken each time.

Read two 150-word unseen passages and answer six true/false and short-answer questions on each, underlining the sentence in the text that justifies every answer.

Build a personal vocabulary log of 60 high-frequency exam words (connectives, opinion verbs, time markers) with one original example sentence per entry.

Practise scanning skills on one longer passage by locating ten specific details in under eight minutes.

Master the passé composé versus imparfait contrast by rewriting a 12-sentence narrative, choosing tenses correctly and labelling each choice with a reason.

Form and use futur simple and conditionnel présent in 20 sentences expressing plans and polite requests.

Complete two unseen comprehension passages of 200 words each with mixed question types, timing yourself at 20 minutes per passage.

Summarise each of those passages in 40 words of your own French, without lifting phrases from the text.

Use pronouns (le, la, les, lui, leur, y, en) correctly by rewriting 25 sentences, replacing the underlined element each time.

Construct the subjonctif présent for 15 regular and 10 irregular verbs, then use ten of them after expressions like il faut que and bien que.

Draft a 100-word informal message to a friend describing a recent outing, applying at least six different connectives.

Self-edit that message against a checklist covering verb tense, agreement, accents and pronoun placement, and log every error type.

Write a 120-150 word formal letter (complaint or enquiry) using the correct opening and closing formulas, and a clear three-paragraph structure.

Produce a 120-word descriptive composition of a place using at least five sensory adjectives and two relative clauses.

Convert ten active sentences to passive voice and back again, checking past participle agreement each time.

Complete a 25-item mixed grammar test covering tenses, pronouns and agreement, and re-teach yourself every item you missed.

Summarise the plot, characters and themes of two prescribed texts in your own words, making a one-page French fact sheet for each.

Memorise six short quotable lines or key images per text and explain in French why each matters to the theme.

Read one unseen passage of 250 words on a cultural topic and answer inference questions that require reading beyond the literal meaning.

Identify and note the register, audience and purpose of three short authentic French texts (notice, review, letter).

Write a 150-word analytical paragraph in French on a theme from a prescribed text, quoting once and explaining the quotation.

Compare two francophone cultural practices (for example a festival and a daily custom) in 120 words of French, using comparison structures.

Answer ten short-answer literature questions from memory, then check against your fact sheets and record gaps.

Draft a 100-word opinion piece on a cultural topic, using the subjonctif at least three times correctly.

Sit a full timed mock paper covering reading, writing and grammar in one sitting of 90 minutes, with no notes.

Mark the mock against the rubric yourself, assigning a score per section and writing one sentence on why each mark was lost.

Rewrite the two weakest written answers from the mock, targeting the specific errors you identified.

Rehearse five formal letter openings and five closings until you can write them from memory.

Review all fact sheets, vocabulary logs and error logs, condensing them into a single two-page revision sheet.

Sit a second timed mock, focusing on the domain where your week-7 score was lowest, and compare scores.

Practise ten inference and tone questions on unseen passages, justifying each answer with a short French phrase from the text.

Write one 150-word composition and one 120-word letter under exam timing, then proofread only for agreement and accents.