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TCF Canada, level A1
You understand and use everyday expressions and very simple sentences: introduce yourself, ask simple questions, understand numbers, prices and times.
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What you can do at A1
You understand and use everyday expressions and very simple sentences: introduce yourself, ask simple questions, understand numbers, prices and times.
At A1, the priority is the sounds of French, the present tense of être, avoir and -er verbs, and the vocabulary of daily life.
Exam lessons at level A1
Each levelled course (TCF, TEF) has one full lesson per level.
- A1
From the course · TCF Canada Listening: A1 to C2
A1 · Numbers, times, prices and places
Understand the key information of very short messages: a time, a price, a day, a place.
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From the course · TCF Canada Reading: A1 to C2
A1 · Signs, notices and timetables
Read the very short documents of daily life and find one piece of information: a time, a day, a price, a rule.
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From the course · TCF Canada Writing: A1 to C2
A1 · First sentences and short notes
Write simple, correct sentences about yourself and leave a short note.
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From the course · TCF Canada Speaking: A1 to C2
A1 · Introduce yourself
Say who you are in simple sentences: name, age, origin, job, family, hobbies.
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From the course · TCF Canada Grammar & Vocabulary: A1 to C2
A1 · The present, articles and negation
Conjugate être, avoir and -er verbs, choose le / un / du, and say no correctly.