I'm revising GCSE french and i have 2 days to do it in, how do i revise for it?

When I did my practise GCSE Speaking test my teacher said you need to revise over the course of two or three weeks. On the day before the test was the only time I revised and got an A, one off an A*, for my "effort". Anyway, what I did was I read what needed to be read, then read it again, and again, then copied it down looking at it, and again, and again, then read it a few more times and copied it a few more times until I thought that I was confident with it, then copied it down without the paper. Then I wrote it down again and again and then tried speaking it. Because I had seen it so many times on paper, I imagined what it said on the paper and just remembered it. So just give that a go. Maybe split it into different sections.

Run up the ceiling and hang from there like a deranged bat. Just kidding. You should definitely get someone to test you on it or write it out in small chunks and learn it like that. It has been found that we remember 5-9 'chunks' of information at a time so try to go by that and split the text up accordingly. I hope reading this was beneficial to you.