At the end of the A2 level, learners would be able to:
 

• 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: LEXIQUE

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• People : Family, Physical description - Les personnes : la famille, la description physique

• Places :Café, Restaurant, Shops, Bank, Post office, Hotel, Road - Les lieux : le café, le restaurant, les commerces, la banque, le bureau de poste, l’hôtel, la rue.

• Hobbies : Sports, Going out, Shows, Holiday trips - Les loisirs : le sport, les sorties, les spectacles, les voyages

• Public transportation : Subway, Train, Bus, Taxi - Les moyens de transport : le métro, le bus, le train, le taxi...

• Daily Life : Work, Shopping, Daily activities - La vie quotidienne : le travail, les achats, les activités quotidiennes

• Accommodation : Units in the house, interior décor - Le logement : les pièces de la maison, la décoration

• Everyday objets - Les objets du quotidien

• Food ingredients, Cooking, Meals, Recipes - Les aliments, les repas, la cuisine, les recettes

• Common animals - Les animaux familiers

• Countries & Cities - Les pays, les villes

• Itinerary, Weather forecast - L’itineraire, la météo

• Actions in daily life - Les actions de la vie quotidienne

• Events : Meetings, Evening out, Family events,Visits, Excursions, Accidents, TV news - Les évènements : rencontres, soirées, fêtes de famille, visites, excursions, accidents

• Money and payments - L'argent, les paiements

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DELF A2: GRAMMAR
 

• Present Simple tense - Habit, State

• ER, IR, OIR and RE verbs

• 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 – forinstructions and commands

• Near Future Tense

• Future simple tense

• Recent Past tense - to have just done sth

• Present Progressive - to be in the process ofdoing something

• Interrogative adjectives and pronouns

• Adjectives - Position and Agreement

• Possessive adjectives and pronouns

• Demonstrative pronouns

• Transitive and Intransitive verbs - Direct andIndirect 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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DELF A2: SPEAKING TOPICS
 

• 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 PresentSimple, Imperative and Infinitive), Ask sb to dosth, prohibit from doing sth

• Order (food,ingredients, etc), Book a ticket, Cancel an order

• Do simple transactions (buy, sell, do a bankingtransaction)

• 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 andpossibilities

• 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 aplace / an object / a person

• Talk about feelings

• Describe a person, his neighbourhood, a monument, a place, common animals,  common objects, and lifestyle

• Order sth, Book sth

• Ask to pay

• Ask or suggest something to somebody: help, aservice, an activity, make the necessaryarrangements, 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 youcan follow what is being said

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DELF A2 Sociocultural knowledge

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• Everyday expressions to express politeness

• Conditional present to be polite or to make asuggestion (We could + infinitive)

• Welcoming sb: greetings, asking for news,reaction to the response

• How to write a personal message, differentmodels of business-related messages, and administrative message

• How to get into a conversation, start talking, callout somebody, and take leave

• How to get sb's attention (Excuse me, Sir ≠Hey, Hey you there, etc.)

• Informal conversation

• How to do phone conversation

• Inviting

• Giving thanks

• Apologizing

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