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This will involve understanding information, ideas and opinions through increasingly complex and varied texts.  \nLevel 2 texts will be based on familiar matters, personal / community interest. This refers to regularly encountered information, ideas, and opinions that will be expressed in clear standard language. The texts will reflect the relationship between language and culture and be adapted as appropriate.  \nThe standards can be accessed here: [www.nzqa.govt.nz/french](www.nzqa.govt.nz/french)  \nNotes to teachers  \nStudents are expected to be able to recognise:  \n• where a noun, adverb , or adjective can be constructed from the verb  \n• cognates and loan words  \n• word families  \n• the opposite of a word, e.g. égal, inégal.  \nNote for internal assessments  \nThis appendix applies only to language used for the two end-of-year reading and listening external assessments. The language which students will use to communicate in internal assessment activities and associated learning opportunities throughout the year will necessarily reflect the French teaching and learning that takes place within the context of each particular classroom and cannot and should not therefore be restricted to solely the language and useful expressions contained in this appendix.  \n\n| A |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | à peu près | approximately |\n|  | à propos (de) | in regard to |\n|  | à travers | through |\n|  | abandonner | to abandon |\n| l’ | abus de (m) | the abuse of |\n|  | accompagner | to accompany |\n|  | accueillir | to welcome |\n|  | actuel / actuelle | current |\n|  | admettre | to admit |\n| l’ | ado(lescent) | teenager |\n| ’s | adresser à | to apply to, approach |\n|  | afficher | to display, to post (on a notice board) |\n| ’s | agir de (il s’agit de) | to be about |\n|  | ailleurs | elsewhere |\n|  | aimable | pleasant, likeable |\n|  | ainsi | thus, in this way |\n|  | ajouter | to add |\n| l’ | alcool (m) | alcohol |\n|  | alors que | whereas |\n| l’ | ambiance (f) | atmosphere |\n|  | améliorer | to improve |\n|  | amener | to take (things and people) |\n| l’ | amitié (f) | friendship |\n| l’ | amour (m) | love |\n|  | ancien | former, ancient |\n|  | annuler | to cancel |\n| (s’) | apercevoir | to get a glimpse of / to realise |\n|  | apporter | to bring a thing |\n|  | appuyer | to press |\n|  | arrêter (de) | to stop |\n|  | arriver à | to arrive at, to manage, succeed, complete |\n|  | assister à | to be present at |\n|  | attacher | to attach |\n|  | attirer | to attract |\n|  | aucun | not a single, not one |\n|  | autant de | as much as, as many as |\n|  | avancer | to go forward |\n|  | avant que / de | before doing something |\n| l’ | avantage (m) | advantage |\n| l’ | avenir (m) | future |\n| l’ | aventure (f) | adventure |\n|  | avertir | to warn |\n| l’ | avis (m) | opinion |\n\n\n| B |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| le | bac (baccalauréat) | baccalaureat |\n| la | bande dessinée (B. 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