A2DELF & DALF
DELF A2: Pass the 4 Papers
Format, marking and practice for listening, reading, writing and speaking.
B2Free
DELF B2: Argue and Convince
The argued essay, connectors and the oral defence of an opinion.
At B2, examiners grade the structure of your thinking as much as your French. Build the plan of an argued essay (250 words), link your ideas with precise connectors, and prepare the oral where you defend a point of view from a short article, then answer the examiner’s objections.
Lessons
- 1
The DELF B2 and what examiners expect
Format, marking and the jump from B1 to B2: argue, nuance and adapt your register.
- 2
The argued essay (about 250 words)
Build a dialectical or thematic plan, write a strong introduction and conclusion, and link your paragraphs.
- 3
The oral: defending a point of view and debating
Thirty minutes to prepare a short article, then a structured monologue and a debate where the examiner challenges you.
Final assessment
Ten questions drawn from the whole course. Score 70% or more to earn your certificate.
What you will be able to do
- 01Build the plan of a 250-word argued essay
- 02Use precise logical connectors
- 03Defend a point of view orally and answer objections
Other courses in this path
- A2
B1
C1DELF & DALF
DALF C1: Synthesis and Formal Register
Summarise several documents and write in a formal style.