Key vocabulary at a glance

Part of Higher vocabulary: people and lifestyle · Section 3 of 4

Key FactsUnit: Theme 1: People and LifestyleGCSE

This key facts covers Key vocabulary at a glance within Higher vocabulary: people and lifestyle for GCSE French. Revise Higher vocabulary: people and lifestyle in Theme 1: People and Lifestyle for GCSE French with 15 exam-style questions and 15 flashcards. This topic appears regularly enough that it should still be part of a steady revision cycle. It is section 3 of 4 in this topic. Use this key facts to connect the idea to the wider topic before moving on to questions and flashcards.

📌 Key vocabulary at a glance

  • sensible (French) = sensitive (English) — NOT sensible; the English meaning of sensible = raisonnable
  • compréhensif/compréhensive — understanding (not comprehensive which is complet/complète)
  • bien que + subjonctif — learn this trigger by heart; it is the most commonly tested
  • malgré — despite + noun (no verb, no que): malgré la pression, je réussis
  • les troubles alimentaires — eating disorders: AQA explicitly lists this under health vocabulary for Higher
  • la dépendance — addiction; être dépendant(e) de = to be addicted to
  • je lui fais confiance — indirect object pronoun: lui = to him/her; NOT je lui confiance

Practice questions for Higher vocabulary: people and lifestyle

What does the French noun 'le bien-être' mean in English?

  • A. well-being
  • B. lifestyle
  • C. happiness
  • D. welfare benefit
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Which sentence correctly uses 'être au chômage'?

  • A. Il est au chômage depuis six mois.
  • B. Il fait du chômage chaque semaine.
  • C. Il joue au chômage le lundi.
  • D. Il prend le chômage tous les jours.
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Quick recall flashcards

soutenir
to support — irregular verb (conjugates like tenir); le soutien = support (noun)
le salaire
salary / wage — masculine noun; gagner un bon salaire = to earn a good salary

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