Anglais - matière abordée par UE

Matière vue
UE 1 (A1)
Vocabulary
  • Unit 0: greetings; colours; days, months and seasons; school material and instructions;
  • Unit 1:  salutations, the alphabet, personal information, nationalities and languages, numbers 1-100 and jobs;
  • Unit 2: family, friendship, love, personality and celebrations; 
  • Unit 3: daily routines and hobbies;
  • Unit 4: rooms, furniture and places in town;
  • Unit 5: food and drinks, food containers.
Grammar
  • Unit 1: be, personal pronouns, dates and a/an;
  •  Unit 2: possessive case, possessive pronouns, have (got) and adjectives;
  • Unit 3: present simple, adverbs of frequency, time, question words and can for capacity;
  • Unit 4: there is/there are, prepositions of place, can for possibility an the;
  •  Unit 5: countable/uncountable, indefinite articles (a/an/some/any), quantifiers, adjectives + preposition, how much/how many.
UE 2 (A2)
Vocabulary
  • Unit 1: numbers and large numbers, ordinal numbers and the date;
  • Unit 2: town and village, directions, natural wonders and the weather;
  • Unit 3: activities, film/book reviews, recommendations, appearance and clothes, personality;
  • Unit 4: talents;
  • Unit 5: lottery winner, types of transport, at the airport, dreams and acomodation.
Grammar
  • Unit 1: be (past simple), past simple regular and irregular verbs;
  • Unit 2: comparatives and superlatives;
  • Unit 3: simple present (rappel) and present continuous;
  • Unit 4: can/can’t/could/couldn’t, must/mustn’t/have to/don’t have to and articles;
  • Unit 5: would like to, be going to and will.
UE 3 (B1.1)
  • Present simple and continuous (rappel) 
  • Past simple (rappel) 
  • Make vs Do 
  • Giving advice (should)

  • Questions : – directes (sujet et objet) – avec prépositions
  • Mots interrogatifs

  • to have : – verbe d’état (have got) ou verbe d’action (have) – modal d’obligation: have to
  • Verbes d’action et verbes d’état
  • Prépositions: temps, lieu, prépositions qui dépendent d’adjectifs ou de verbes

  • Adverbes de fréquence

  • Temps du futur: – arrangement (present continuous) – going to – décision instantanée et probabilité (will)

  • Subordonnées de temps

  • Mots de liaison: and, because, but, so, then.
UE 4 (B1.2)
  • Temps de la narration et conjonctions: past simple, past continuous, when, while, although, as
  • Modals: – probabilité / prédictions (may, might) – requêtes (will) – conseils (should) – offres (shall I ?) – routines du passé (used to)
  • Capacité (can)
  • Articles
  • Obligation (must, have to)
  • Comparatifs: d’égalité et de supériorité
  • Superlatifs: + ever / present perfect simple
  • Temps du passé: past simple versus present perfect simple with just, already, recently, still, yet) + since/for.
UE 5 (B1.3)
  • Present perfect simple versus present perfect continuous
  • Verb patterns : verbe + infinitif, verbe + -ing
  • Introduction au past perfect
  • Phrases conditionnelles: – réalisables (type 1) – irréelles (type 2) et type 3
  • Voix passive: cas généraux
  • Révision du futur + may/might
  • Auxiliaires: short answers, question tags
  • Question forms (rappel) + indirect questions 
  • Past continuous (rappel)
UE 6 (B1.4)
  • Voix passive: le passif impersonnel (traduction de ‘on’)
  • Déterminants : both, neither, either
  • Auxiliaires : short answers, question tags
  • Les propositions relatives : déterminantes et explicatives ▪ Passif causatif : have / get something done
  • Le discours indirect
  • Révision des future forms
  • Quantifiers
  • So do I, so am I  
  • Verb patterns 
  • Phrasal verbs
UE 8 (B2.1)
  • Questions: directes & indirectes (rappel), négatives
  • Structures idiomatiques had better, would rather
  • Routines du présent et du passé : be used to/get used to, used to/would
  • Regrets du passé: should have/could have/might have … , third conditionals, I wish I’d seen
  • Futur de probabilité : be about to, be on the verge of, be bound to, be likely/unlikely to, there’s a chance/there’s not much chance + will
UE 9 (B2.2)
  • Prédictions du futur : future continuous, future perfect
  • Probabilités et déductions relatives au passé : must have …, can’t/couldn’t have …, may/ might (not) have
  • Regrets du présent : I wish I could, I wish I knew, I wish you would
  • Temps de la narration : past simple, past continuous, past perfect simple, past perfect continuous
  • Verbes à particules (phrasal verbs) : type 1, type 2, type 3, type 4
  • Emploi des auxiliaires : questions tags (rappel), echo questions, emphasising statements
UE 10 (C1.1)
  • Small talk
  • Accents (familiarisation) 
  • Registres de langues
  • Idioms
  • Rédaction et style
  • Ponctuation
UE 11 (C1.2)
  • Globish
  • Accents (familiarisation, suite)
  • Registres de langues
  • Idioms
  • Rédaction et style (suite)
  • Ponctuation (suite)