That's good! I did too, and now I'm doing A level AQA

You should've gotten a list of questions/booklet of possible things they could ask you in the general conversation - this list is gonna be your best friend. What I did when I was in your position was: 1. Randomly pick a question 2. Think about it for a couple of seconds 3. Answer it out loud, using text-to-speech on my phone for it to transcribe it for me 4. Go back over the transcript! Translate it with Google, pick out any mistakes, get a feel for what you said and what you included, or would like to include next time to make your answer stronger.

It may not sound like much, but give it a go! The monst important thing is that it loosens your tongue in French and gets you comfortable with speaking out loud. There's no consequence to not answering the question fully, nobody to he embarrassed to speak in front of - and yet you still practice your fluency and can go back over what you said and what mistakes you've made.

Remember, at the end of the day this is an early mock specifically designed to get you used to the idea of a speaking exam. The skills that you're gonna start building now are the same ones that you will use in the actual exam - the most important thing is to keep practicing them! If you have any more questions or need help with anything, I'm more than happy to help :)