Where can I find model papers for french for 9th board ?

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"Be clear with your question " are CBSE or IGCSE"? If it igcse go for www.cie.org.uk › past-papers and for cbsc refer to the school board.
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Hello,

Could some one suggest me the books ( syllabus) for C1 level in French.

 

I want to write this exam as a "Candidat Libre".

 

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je pratique is a good book, alter ego c1 , i think you should read newspaper and native stuff to be through with the exam plus various sites are having exercises. francais facile is also a good option
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