WAEC French Syllabus
Every section, topic and candidate objective in the official WAEC French outline — 3 sections, 3 topics and 3 objectives.
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1Paper 1: Written Comprehension and Grammar Structure
1 topic · 1 objective
1Reading Comprehension and Structure
1 content item · 1 objective
Content
Written passage comprehension, parts of speech, verb tenses/moods, agreement, pronouns, adverbs, sentence patterns, direct/reported speech, figures of speech
Objective
Read and answer multiple-choice questions on standard written French passages; apply correct grammatical usage including articles, nouns, adjectives, pronouns, regular/irregular verbs, tenses, negation, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, active/passive voice, direct/reported speech, and common idiomatic expressions.
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2Paper 2: Written Expression (Essay & Letter Writing)
1 topic · 1 objective
1Free Composition and Letter Writing
1 content item · 1 objective
Content
Free essay writing on general themes and formal/informal letter writing
Objective
Write coherent compositions of about 100 words using correct vocabulary, registers, and grammatical structures for general essays and formal/informal correspondence.
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3Paper 3: Oral Test (Listening, Reading Aloud & Conversation)
1 topic · 1 objective
1Listening Comprehension, Reading Aloud, Dialogue, and Exposition
1 content item · 1 objective
Content
Listening passage comprehension, reading aloud with proper pronunciation/fluency, dialogue interaction, and theme exposition
Objective
Listen to a spoken passage and answer comprehension, transformation, or substitution questions; read aloud contemporary French passages with appropriate speed, intonation, and pronunciation; engage in conversational dialogue responding to questions (including literature questions where applicable); speak fluently on given contemporary themes in an exposition.
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