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29 components
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 29 graded components.
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Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga
This course focuses on consolidating writing skills in vocabulary, grammar, and style. Students will analyze various texts to improve persuasiveness and learn strategies for effective written communication in French.
Prerequisite
None listed
Where the marks come from
Fall 2026 syllabus
Synthèse Finale 20%
Test 1 20%
Résumé 15%
Synthèse Et Discus 15%
Test 2 15%
Synthèse Finale · 20%Test 1 · 20%Résumé · 15%Synthèse Et Discussion D’un Article Scientifique · 15%Test 2 · 15%Présence Et Participation 1 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 10 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 11 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 12 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 2 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 3 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 4 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 5 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 6 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 7 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 8 · 0.83%Présence Et Participation 9 · 0.83%Pop-up Quiz 1 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 10 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 11 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 12 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 2 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 3 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 4 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 5 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 6 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 7 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 8 · 0.42%Pop-up Quiz 9 · 0.42%
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