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| Subject: French Language Test |
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Hi
I have been asked to show a proof of French proficiency. At the time I was filing in my application, I had also qualified myself for French as well. However, it´s more than five years that I have not used any french and it´s gotten rusty. Right now, I am a PhD student and don´t have time to refresh the French, taking lesson or sth. Also, I don´t need its point, I already have 75+.
Do you have any idea, how should I answer the question; I don´t want them to consider french point for me anymore.
Thanks,
[08-02-2005,16:06]
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DesperateStudent |
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(in reply to: French Language Test)
Hi,
Did u claim for Moderate/High proficiency in French? If u did, did u send a letter from the institution where u learnt french? If u havent sent any letter from the institution then u can send it now. I think they will consider ur application with the letter from the Institution.
I dont suggest u to request them not to consider ur French at this point of time. It may go against ur case. they may get suspicious too.
Even i have learnt French from Grade 6 to Grade 12 in my schooling days. I had obtained the letter from my school saying that i learnt French for seven years. I have also lived in Montreal for 2 years. If u have any doubts, u can mail me at arb643@mail.usask.ca
Cheers
[09-02-2005,13:32]
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urgent (in reply to: French Language Test)
hi
i want to know that if my marks r still below 67 after taking ielts should i take french(second language) too,
from where..
[09-07-2006,17:35]
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