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6 June 2026

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A set of translation tips designed for Higher students following the AQA French GCSE specification (first assessment 2026). This is not a generic translation tip sheet: it is built on a careful analysis of AQA’s sample papers to highlight the key decisions and patterns students must handle accurately to secure top marks in both translation directions.

What’s included

• 2 separate pages with specific tips for Translation into English and Translation into French
• A clear overview of how to approach translation tasks with precision and control
• Structured guidance on tense handling, verb patterns and time logic
• A focus on common traps, teaching students to notice what AQA is testing: infinitive constructions, verb + preposition structures and fixed expressions
• Key fixed expressions and high-frequency structures drawn from the AQA vocabulary list
• Targeted tips to help students produce accurate, well-controlled translations
• Available in PDF and editable PPTX, in colour and black-and-white versions

Designed to support GCSE Higher students in managing multiple grammatical decisions within a single sentence, this resource encourages careful reading, precise language choices and systematic checking to meet the demands of top-mark answers. A key reference sheet during translation practice to reinforce accuracy and control during translation practice.

I hope you find it useful.

You might also be interested in these related resources in my shop:

• Translation booklet – Higher – AQA French GCSE
• Translation tips Foundation – Avoiding common mistakes – AQA French GCSE
• Translation booklet – Foundation – AQA French GCSE
• Translation booklets bundle – AQA French GCSE

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This resource is written in line with the AQA GCSE French specification and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AQA.

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Really helpful thank you!

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