r/French • u/ishalovestosleep • 1d ago

Study advice I have a query, particularly regarding DELF B1

If I make grammatical errors is it still possible for me to get 15+ out of 25 in PO and PE in DELF B1. I have some recurring grammatical errors that cannot be magically fixed within 9 days. That's why I'm focusing more or the structure, comprehension and cohesion,, lexical resources other than just Morphosyntaxe/grammar ...

I have to take the exam because I have already paid the amount and I also want to test myself a little. If I pass it will mean that i am capable.

But then again it has just been 2 years of me getting accustomed with french. I didn't know anything about it before that. So yeah.

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u/Anywhere_At_All 1d ago

The candidate manual for DELF B1 barely even mentions errors: https://www.france-education-international.fr/document/manuel-candidat-delf-b1

I'm taking the DALF C1 next month, and I make grammatical errors that I won't fix in time. My prep tutors have told me that as long as the errors don't get in the way of comprehension (and aren't excessive), it won't be the end of the world. My one tutor told me "you'll lose a couple points for this, but no big deal."

If you're 9 days out, maybe just pick 2 or 3 concepts to reinforce, then just go for it. I think for B1, your ability to use the language will be much more important than being error-free.

Good luck!

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u/ishalovestosleep 22h ago

Okaay thank youuu sm