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Register: Formal vs Informal Language
Adapt language register appropriately for formal and informal contexts.
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Advanced Tenses and Complex Sentence Structures
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Distinguish advanced tenses, employ complex relative pronouns and subordination, adapt language register, and integrate these structures into extended writing.
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MFL-2.4General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (UK A-Level) · Mfl · 11th Gradeapplying knowledge of pronunciation, morphology and syntax, vocabulary and idiom to communicate accurately and coherently, using a range of expression – including the list of grammar at annex A for French, German and Spanish. For other languages, all specifications must include appendices setting out requirements for grammar which represent a level of challenge and breadth comparable to the requirements for French, German and Spanish.
MFL-1.2General Certificate of Education Advanced Level (UK A-Level) · Mfl · 11th Gradedevelop control of the language system to convey meaning, using spoken and written skills, including an extended range of vocabulary, for both practical and intellectual purposes as increasingly confident, accurate and independent users of the language