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This DELF A2 Syllabus contains an overview of what a student is expected to know at the A2 level. After completing the DELF A2 level course, you should be able to accomplish the following: Copyright © FRENCH FASTER. All rights reserved. page 1/5 DELF A2 Syllabus Talk about yourself, your educational background, your job, your family, your neighbourhood Talk about your hobbies and daily activities Ask for goods in a shop where goods are displayed Order a meal in a restaurant if dishes are either displayed or illustrated on the menu Book a hotel room (face to face) Ask for basic services in a post office or bank Indicate the nature of a medical problem to a doctor Make inquiries about a journey at a travel agency Use public transport (buses, trains and taxis) Ask your way and give directions Buy tickets Read notices, posters, catalogues, timetables, brochures, menus, advertisements, signs Write notes and simple messages Note down times, dates and places from notice boards and announcements Note down instructions and requests such as client orders and delivery dates. Describe events and daily activities DELF A2 Syllabus
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This DELF A2 Syllabus contains an overview of what a student is expected to know at the A2 level. After completing the DELF A2 level course, you should be able to accomplish the following:
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Talk about yourself, your educational background, your job, your family, your neighbourhood
Talk about your hobbies and daily activities
Ask for goods in a shop where goods are displayed
Order a meal in a restaurant if dishes are either displayed or illustrated on the menu
Book a hotel room (face to face)
Ask for basic services in a post office or bank
Indicate the nature of a medical problem to a doctor
Make inquiries about a journey at a travel agency
Use public transport (buses, trains and taxis)
Ask your way and give directions
Buy tickets
Read notices, posters, catalogues, timetables, brochures, menus, advertisements, signs
Write notes and simple messages
Note down times, dates and places from notice boards and announcements
Note down instructions and requests such as client orders and delivery dates.
Describe events and daily activities
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DELF A2 Vocabulary Topics
Based on the DELF A2 Syllabus, here's a list of DELF A2 Vocabulary Topics that you are expected to know.
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People: Family, Physical description
Places: Cafe, Restaurant, Shops, Bank, Post office, Hotel, Road
Hobbies: Sports, Going out, Shows, Holiday trips
Public transportation: Subway, Train, Bus, Taxi
Daily Life: Work, Shopping, Daily activities
Accommodation: Units in the house, interior decor
Everyday objects
Food ingredients, Cooking, Meals, Recipes
Common animals
Countries & Cities
Itinerary, Weather forecast
Actions in daily life
Events: Meetings, Evening out, Family events, Visits, Excursions, Accidents, TV news
Money and payments
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Les personnes : la famille, la description physique
Les lieux : le café, le restaurant, les commerces, la banque, le bureau de poste, l’hôtel, la rue...
Les loisirs : le sport, les sorties, les spectacles, les voyages
Les moyens de transport : le métro, le bus, le train, le taxi...
La vie quotidienne: le travail, les achats, les activités quotidiennes
Le logement : les pièces de la maison, la décoration
Les objets du quotidien
Les aliments, les repas, la cuisine, les recettes
Les animaux familiers
Les pays, les villes
L’itineraire, la météo
Les actions de la vie quotidienne
Les évènements: rencontres, soirées, fêtes de famille, visites, excursions, accidents
L'argent, les paiements
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DELF A2 Grammar Topics
Based on the DELF A2 Syllabus, here's a list of DELF A2 Grammar Topics that you are expected to know.
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Present Simple tense - Habit, State
ER, IR, OIR and RE verbs
Pronominal verbs: verbes reflechis and pronominal verbs
Common verbs, e.g. : come, go, do, know, see, take
Some Verbs + infinitive: want to, able to, can do
Have to + infinitive
Past Simple - events in the past
Past participles
Imperfect tense - descriptions in the past (it was, there was)
Imperative - Affirmative and Negative - for instructions and commands
Near Future Tense
Future simple tense
Recent Past tense - to have just done sth
Present Progressive - to be in the process of doing something
Interrogative adjectives and pronouns
Adjectives - Position and Agreement
Possessive adjectives and pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns
Transitive and Intransitive verbs - Direct and Indirect object
Relative pronoun 'there' - place
Relative pronouns - who, that/which
Prepositions of time: when, while
Prepositions of place: go to, be at, come from + a place
Connectors: but, because
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Le présent de l’indicatif – l’habitude + l’état
Les verbes à une, deux et trois bases
Les verbes pronominaux : verbes refléchis et verbes reciproques
Les verbes usuels : venir, aller, mettre, savoir, voir, prendre
Quelques verbes + infinitif (vouloir, pouvoir, devoir)
Il faut + infinitif
Le passé composé – évenements dans le passé
Les participes passés
L’imparfait – description dans le passé (il était, il y avait, il faisait)
L’impératif positif et negatif – l’instruction, la directive
Le futur proche
Le futur simple – la prévision
Le passé récent (venir de)
Le présent progressif (être en train de) – l’action présente
L’interrogation : adjectifs et pronoms interrogatifs
Les adjectifs (place et accord)
Les possessifs (adjectifs et pronoms)
Les pronoms demonstratifs
Les pronoms COD et COI – les verbes indirects (parler, téléphoner, demander... à qn)
Le pronom complément y – le lieu
Les pronoms relatifs simples (qui, que)
Prépositions de temps(quand, pendant)
Les prépositions de lieu: aller à / être à / venir de... + lieu
Articulateurs logiques : mais, parce que
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DELF A2 Speaking Topics
Based on the DELF A1 Syllabus, here's a list of DELF A1 Speaking Topics that you are expected to know.
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Call out sb, Greet sb, Take leave of sb
Ask and Tell about sb's news
Welcome sb
Congratulate sb
Ask, Follow and Give instructions (using Present Simple, Imperative and Infinitive), Ask sb to do sth, Prohibit from doing sth
Ask sb to do sth or not to do sth, Order (food, ingredients, etc), Book a ticket, Cancel an order
Do simple transactions (buy, sell, do a banking transaction)
Ask, Give and Understand information
Give thanks
Describe past activities and personal experiences
Describe daily activities and habits
Talk about the future: explain future plans and possibilities
Talk about past events
Give and justify one's opinion
Explain one's likes and preferences
Introduce sb
Expression of time: frequency
Expressions of place: give directions, locate a place / an object / a person
Talk about feelings
Describe a person, his neighbourhood, a monu-ment, a place, common animals, common objects, and lifestyle
Order sth, Book sth
Ask to pay
Ask or suggest something to somebody: help, a service, an activity, make the necessary arrangements, organise a meeting, offer something
Accept or refuse something (help, service, suggestion, meeting)
Invite and respond to an invitation
Apologise, accept apologies
Ask sb to repeat, to clarify, signal to sb that you can follow what is being said
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Interpeller, saluer quelqu’un, prendre congé
Demander et donner des nouvelles
Accueillir quelqu’un
Féliciter quelqu’un
Demander, suivre et donner des instructions simples (demander ou expliquer un trajet, en utilisant l’indicatif, l’impératif, l’infinitif), ordonner, interdire
Demander à quelqu’un de faire quelque chose ou de ne pas le faire: commander (un repas, des aliments, etc.), réserver (un billet), décommander
Effectuer des transactions simples (vendre, acheter, réaliser une opération bancaire)
Demander, donner et comprendre des informations
Remercier
Décrire des activités passées et des expériences personnelles
Décrire des occupations quotidiennes et des habitudes
Parler du futur : exprimer une prévision, expliquer ses projets
Raconter des événements passés (faits divers)
Donner et justifier (partiellement) une opinion
Exprimer ses goûts, ses préférences, les justifier
Présenter quelqu’un
(Se) situer dans le temps (exprimer le moment d’une action, la fréquence)
(Se) situer dans l’espace (indiquer une direction, situer un lieu, un objet, une personne)
Exprimer des sentiments
Décrire une personne, son quartier, un monument, un lieu, des animaux familiers, des objets qu’on possède et les comparer, des conditions de vie
Passer commande, réserver
Demander de payer
Demander ou proposer quelque chose à quelqu’un : de l’aide, un service, une activité et faire les arrangements nécessaires, organiser une rencontre, offrir
Accepter ou refuser quelque chose (aide, service, proposition, suggestion, rendez-vous)
Inviter et répondre à une invitation
S’excuser, accepter des excuses
Demander de répéter, de clarifier, signifier qu’on suit ce qui se dit
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DELF A2 Sociocultural knowledge
Based on the DELF A2 Syllabus, you should be aware of the following sociocultural issues at DELF A2 level.
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Everyday expressions to express politeness
Conditionnal present to be polite or to make a suggestion (We could + infinitive)
Welcoming sb: greetings, asking for news, reaction to the response
How to write a personal message, different models of business-related messages, and administrative message
How to get into a conversation, start talking, call out somebody, and take leave
How to get sb's attention (Excuse me, Sir ≠ Hoy, Hey you there, etc)
Informal conversation
How to do phone conversation
Inviting
Giving thanks
Apologising
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Les formules quotidiennes de politesse
Le conditionnel présent : la politesse, la proposition (on pourrait + infinitif)
L’accueil de qn : salutations, demande de nouvelles, réactions à la réponse
Les rituels du message personnel, différents rituels des messages commerciaux, administratifs
La façon d’entrer dans une conversation, de prendre la parole, d’interpeller qn, et de prendre congé
La façon d’attirer l’attention (Monsieur s’il vous plaît ≠ Hep, Eh là-bas, etc.)
La conversation informelle
Les rituels de la conversation téléphonique
L’invitation
Les remerciements
Les excuses
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