Key vocabulary at a glance

Part of Higher vocabulary: communication and the world · Section 3 of 4

Key FactsUnit: Theme 3: Communication and the World Around UsGCSE

This key facts covers Key vocabulary at a glance within Higher vocabulary: communication and the world for GCSE French. Revise Higher vocabulary: communication and the world in Theme 3: Communication and the World Around Us 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

  • la mondialisation — globalisation (key noun for world/global debate tasks)
  • le commerce équitable — fair trade
  • les pays en voie de développement — developing countries (use the full phrase)
  • l'empreinte carbone — carbon footprint (feminine noun)
  • le développement durable — sustainable development
  • la fracture numérique — digital divide
  • il faut que + subjunctive — it is necessary that… (key subjunctive trigger)
  • pour que + subjunctive — so that… (purpose subjunctive)
  • Force est de constater que — one must acknowledge that (formal register)
  • On ne peut pas nier que — one cannot deny that + indicative (not subjunctive)
  • prendre des mesures — to take measures / steps
  • à l'échelle mondiale — on a global scale

Practice questions for Higher vocabulary: communication and the world

What is the correct English translation of 'le patrimoine mondial'?

  • A. world heritage
  • B. global citizenship
  • C. international monument
  • D. historical legacy fund
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A French student writes: 'Nous devons promouvoir la durabilité pour protéger notre planète.' What does 'la durabilité' mean?

  • A. diversity
  • B. sustainability
  • C. durability of materials
  • D. global development
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Quick recall flashcards

diminuer
to reduce / to decrease — regular -er verb; opposite: augmenter
améliorer
to improve — regular -er verb; 's'améliorer' = to improve (oneself)

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