✅ What You Should Do:

🔹 1. Read through all the model sentences

Carefully go through each example under the different tenses (présent, passé composé, futur, conditionnel) and language features.

🔹 2. Keep only the ones you want to use

You don’t need to memorise them all! Highlight, star ★, or copy the sentences you will actually use. Delete or ignore the others — make the mind map your own.

🔹 3. Practise speaking them out loud

Use apps like Vocaroo or your phone’s voice recorder to say your sentences out loud. You’ll sound more confident and fluent when it counts.

🔹 4. Aim to include:

• At least one sentence in each tense
• A few opinion phrases and justifications
• One or two “high-impact” expressions to stand out (e.g. bien que, ce qui me plaît le plus...)

💡 Top Tips

• 🟡 Adapt the sentences to suit your own life and opinions.
• 🟢 Don’t try to memorise long chunks — personalise and simplify!
• 🔵 Ask your teacher for feedback on your selected answers.