đ©âđ ANGLAIS INTERMĂDIAIRE (REFLEX'ENGLISH LEVEL 2) : PRĂPARATION TOEIC
Formation Anglais Level 2
Formation créée le 08/12/2021. DerniÚre mise à jour le 27/06/2022.
Version du programme : 1
Programme de la formation Version PDF
Angais Level 2 permet dâatteindre le niveau B1 du CECRL, 30 Modules comprenant de multiples jeuxâexercices interactifs et stimulants, composĂ© de 24 leçons dâapprentissage et de 6 leçons de test, avec de nombreuses animations de situations, de grammaire et de vocabulaire.
Objectifs de la formation
- Tenir une conversation simple sur des sujets liĂ©s au travail, Ă lâĂ©cole, aux loisirs.
- Formuler de courtes explications ou justifications relatives Ă un projet ou une opinion.
- Sâexprimer Ă lâoral et Ă lâĂ©crit de maniĂšre simple sur ses expĂ©riences et ses ambitions.
- Faire face Ă des situations au cours dâun voyage dans un pays anglophone.
Profil des bénéficiaires
- La formation Anglais Level 2 sâadresse aux apprenants ayant validĂ© les compĂ©tences du niveau dĂ©butant. Elle est Ă©galement recommandĂ© pour ceux qui souhaitent rĂ©viser ou consolider les connaissances abordĂ©es en niveau intermĂ©diaire.
- Navigateur web : Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Android, iOs SystĂšme dâexploitation : Mac, Windows, Android, iOs
- Adapté au niveau de chaque stagiaire
Contenu de la formation
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Lesson 01 â Janiceâs interview: Part 1
- Useful questions
- âTo beâ in the simple present
- âTo haveâ in the simple present
- Some prepositions: in, on, at or to?
- Adverbs of frequency
- Whâ question words
- Janiceâs interview
- Review of Beginner Level
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Lesson 02 â Janiceâs interview: Part 2
- Some or any
- Comparative form
- Superlative form
- Possessive adjectives
- Possessive pronouns
- Prepositions of space
- Janiceâs interview
- Review of Beginner Level
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Lesson 03 â What do you do for a living?
- Asking and saying oneâs job
- Asking questions in the simple present
- âTo beâ and affirmative short answers
- âTo beâ and negative short answers
- Simple present
- Jobs
- Jobârelated verbs
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Lesson 04 â Job talk
- Simple present: use and construction
- Simple present questions with whâ question words
- Closed questions and short answers with "do" or
- "to be" in the simple present
- This and that
- Adjectives: âgoodâ and âbadâ
- Plurals
- Asking questions with âwhatâ
- âTo knowâ in the simple present
- âTo doâ as a verb
- Job talk
- In an office
- Computer equipment
- Working hours
- Centres of interest
- Salary
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Lesson 05 â Test Lessons 1 to 4
- Review and Test of Lessons 1 to 4
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Lesson 06 â What did you do yesterday?
- The simple past tense
- âTo doâ in the simple past
- âTo beâ in the simple past
- Simple past: regular verbs
- Simple past: irregular verbs
- Phrases with âto haveâ
- âTo doâ vs. âto makeâ
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Lesson 07 â A short story: Slim Johnson robbed a bank
- Simple past: some regular verbs
- Simple past: some irregular verbs
- Simple past: asking questions
- A short story
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Lesson 08 â What are you doing, Pete?
- Present participles
- The present continuous
- The present continuous: use
- The present continuous: questions with prepositions
- The present continuous: particular cases
- Questions tags
- Sense verbs
- Around âto thinkâ
- Questions with why
- Around âto feelâ and âto getâ
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Lesson 09 â It used to be different back then
- Structures with âused toâ
- âUsed toâ and other tenses
- Past participles: regular and irregular verbs
- Present perfect
- âSuchâ or âsuch aâ
- âTo be used toâ, âto be getting used toâ
- Around âthe sunâ
- Around âagricultureâ
- Comparing
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Lesson 10 â Test Lessons 6 to 9
- Review and Test of Lessons 6 to 9
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Lesson 11 â How long ago was that?
- Since, for and ago
- Adverbs of place ending in âwhere
- The present perfect simple
- The past continuous
- The present perfect continuous
- Thatâs/Itâs + adjective/noun + infinitive
- Interjections and onomatopoeia
- At the doctorâs
- At the chemistâs
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Lesson 12 â What do you enjoy doing?
- Expressing likes and dislikes
- Likes and dislikes followed by verbs + âing
- Putting nuances in likes and dislikes
- To look forward to
- Either / or, neither / nor, not / either
- âTo lookâ or âto watchâ
- âSo do Iâ, âneither do I", âI doâ, âI donâtâ
- All, every, each
- Spare time
- Around âspareâ
- In the garden
- Some hobbies and interests
- Household chores
- Fish 'n' chips
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Lesson 13 â What are you going to do?
- Pronouncing the letter âLâ
- Talking about the future
- The future simple with âwillâ
- The near future with âbe going toâ
- Ever, never
- Type 1 conditional: the real future
- The verb âto explainâ
- Modal verbs
- Cultural activities
- Legal system
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Lesson 14 â If I could, Iâd go and live in Japan
- The present conditional
- Type 2 conditional
- Hypotheses with âwhat ifâ + future or conditional
- Still
- Expressing regrets
- Reflexive pronouns
- Making suggestions
- What would you do?
- Talking about fear
- Quantifiers: talking about parts
- Around âlifeâ
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Lesson 15 â Test Lessons 11 to 14
- Review and Test of Lessons 11 to 14
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Lesson 16 â I need to make a phone call
- âTo needâ: modal and regular verb
- âWonât + infinitiveââ refusal to work
- Must or have to?
- The telephone
- Using the phone
- Town facilities
- To pay, to pay for
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Lesson 17 â Dealing with phone conversations
- "To workâ + prepositions
- Phone phrases
- Phone conversations
- Organizational chart and positions
- Company departments
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Lesson 18 â British English versus American English
- Irregular and regular verbs (GB) â (US)
- Present perfect and past simple (GB) â (US)
- Phrases with âto haveâ or âto takeâ
- Phrases with âto haveâ or âto have gotâ
- Different prepositions
- âLikeâ or âas
- Writing dates
- Giving advice with âhad betterâ
- Words ending in a vowel + âL
- Spelling differences
- Completely different words
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Lesson 19 â Thanksgiving: an American tradition
- The passive voice (past, present, future)
- Compound adjectives
- The word âmeatâ: both countable and uncountable
- General knowledge: the USA
- Thanksgiving
- Holiday (GB) / Vacation (US)
- Animals and meat
- A song about New York
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Lesson 20 â Test Lessons 16 to 19
- Review and Test of Lessons 14 to 19
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Lesson 21 â You didnât tell her, did you?
- Questions tags
- Informal contractions
- Around âsecrets and suspicionsâ
- Around âmistakeâ
- Around âbackâ
- Around âunemploymentâ
- âOn earthâ, âthe hellâ
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Lesson 22 â She told me she was coming tonig
- Reported speech
- Present perfect vs. simple past
- Despite, in spite of, although, even though
- Both or neither
- TV news
- Talking about injuries
- Around âto letâ
- Verbs beginning with âoverâ
- Around âsportâ
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Lesson 23 â UFO report
- Adjectives ending in âish
- âLikeâ or âasâ?
- Nuancing the size
- Expressing certainty
- Reported questions, requests and orders
- Outside news
- Around âhearâ
- Around âfire brigadeâ
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Lesson 24 â Weather and climate in the UK
- Talking about weather forecast
- Double comparative (the moreâŠ/the moreâŠ, the lessâŠ/the lessâŠ)
- Weather idioms
- Weather and climate in the UK
- Around rain, clouds, cold, winds, temperature
- The compass rose
- Geography of the UK
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Lesson 25 â Test Lessons 21 to 24
- Review and Test of Lessons 21 to 24
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Lesson 26 â Describing things
- Useful questions, order of adjectives
- Adverbs: "too" and "enough"
- Vague expressions
- Question tags: particular case
- Contractions of verbs
- Made of, from, out of, with
- Utility and functions: passive voice structures
- Passive voice with âto be made to do (something)â
- Periphrases
- Describing things
- Materials
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Lesson 27 â Describing people
- Character and behaviour: opposed adjectives
- Compound adjectives
- Useful verbs: things you can do with your mouth
- Talking about character and behaviour
- Talking about age
- Around the face
- Talking about physical appearance
- Talking about height
- Talking about weight
- Describing hair
- Talking about complexion and skin
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Lesson 28 â What would you have done?
- Past conditional
- Type III conditional: formation, use
- Type III conditional with modal verbs
- Type III conditional with âeven ifâ
- To be able, can / could
- Expressing regrets in the past
- Conditional types: review
- At the meeting
- Around âto missâ, around âto botherâ
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Lesson 29 â Writing emails and letters
- Around âto writeâ
- Around emails
- Layout of emails
- Writing and sending an email
- Around mails
- Layout of a formal letter
- Opening salutations, complimentary closes
- The message of the letter
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Lesson 30 â Test Lessons 26 to 29
- Review and Test of Lessons 26 to 29
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- Exercices d'Ă©valuation, avant, pendant et aprĂšs la formation
- Questions orales ou Ă©crites (QCM).
- Mises en situation.
- Formulaires d'Ă©valuation de la formation.
- Certificat de rĂ©alisation de lâaction de formation.
- Attestation d'assiduité
- Certification
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- Exposés théoriques
- Etude de cas concrets
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Modalités de certification
- A l'issue de la formation, les acquis de connaissance sont évalués au regard de la certification TOEIC
- Obtention par certification
- 2 ans