I'm sure you're sick of hearing it but it is true: you cannot expect to rely on last-minute cramming to get you through. This applies to any subject, of course, but it really is particularly true for Modern Languages. You should already have started revising at home.
Things to remember:
- Work from both years of Standard Grade can and will be important.
- Vocabulary is best learned in small chunks.
- Find exercises appropriate to the level you are sitting.
- 'Easy' topics like numbers, time, subjects etc are the things that can trip you up.
- Sites aimed at GSCE students are at the correct level of language for you but their exams are different to yours. Vocabulary lists will be suitable.
Previous posts sharing the same labels have lists of websites pupils have found helpful in the past. Other sites I've recommended recently vary from the basic to the more challenging.
A tantôt (login required) and A tantôt Extra (interactive exercises include Fling the Teacher)
La France Bis - exercises in Listening, or you can listen and read at once to familiarise yourself with the sounds of French.
Français Extra
Le Point du FLE - especially Interactive vocab games
Word Prof - aimed at GCSE and A-level.
Let me know if you come across any I should add.
