Pocket money Whether you get pocket money or not, you may be asked about it in your speaking exam. You need to be able to say how much you get and what you spend the money on. If you don't get pocket money, but you have a part-time job, look at the Careers topic where you can get help with talking about part-time jobs. In the meantime, remember you need to know pocket money vocabulary in case it crops up in the reading or listening exams. You may be asked, " Tu reç ois de l'argent de poche?" Here are some ideas for answers: Je reç ois cinq livres sterling par semaine dix livres sterling par mois vingt livres sterling You may be asked what you do with the money: Qu'est-ce que tu achè tes avec ton argent de poche? = What do you buy with the money? Drag and drop the correct labels onto the centre of the images below and then mark your answer: /**/ Arranging to go out In your speaking exam you may have to take part in a role-play to do with making arrangements to go out. You will have to know such vocabulary as suggesting somewhere to go and arranging a time and place to meet. You never know when this may come in useful if you meet a young French-speaking person who you want to ask out! Here are some ideas of the basic structures: How to invite someone out: Tu veux aller au ciné ma? Do you want to go to the cinema? Tu veux jouer au tennis? Do you want to play tennis? Tu veux aller nager? Do you want to go swimming? Tu veux aller au club? Do you want to go to the club? Je vais au ciné ma. Tu viens? I'm going to the cinema. Do you want to come too? Je vais jouer au tennis. Tu viens? I'm going to play tennis. Do you want to come too? How to reply to an invitation: Oui, gé nial/formidable Yes, great. Oui, je voudrais venir aussi. Yes, I'd like to come too. Non, merci. Je n'ai pas envie. No thanks, I don't want to. Non merci, je ne viens pas. No thanks, I won't be coming. Non, je pré fè re aller à la disco. No, I'd rather go to the disco. Non, je pré fè re jouer au foot. No, I'd rather play football. How to arrange a time to meet: On se retrouve à quelle heure? When shall we meet? On se retrouve à huit heures? Shall we meet at eight o'clock? How to arrange a meeting place: On se retrouve oè? Where shall we meet? On se retrouve devant la mairie? Shall we meet in front of the town hall? On se retrouve à l'arrê t de bus? Shall we meet at the bus stop? Use the blue back and forth arrows to view the different activities. Once you find the picture that matches up with the sentence above it, mark your answer and then click on " next question" to try another: /**/