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TCF Canada, level B1
You understand the main points of clear speech on familiar topics, tell a story, give your opinion with reasons and cope with most travel and work situations.
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What you can do at B1
You understand the main points of clear speech on familiar topics, tell a story, give your opinion with reasons and cope with most travel and work situations.
At B1, you master the conditional, relative pronouns, connectors and the structure of a short argued text. It is the level often required for citizenship.
Exam lessons at level B1
Each levelled course (TCF, TEF) has one full lesson per level.
- B1
From the course · TCF Canada Listening: A1 to C2
B1 · Conversations: intentions and simple opinions
Understand what a speaker wants (to suggest, refuse, complain, advise) and what they think.
- B1
From the course · TCF Canada Reading: A1 to C2
B1 · Short articles: main idea and reformulation
Read short articles and letters, find the main idea and recognise it when the answer uses other words.
- B1
From the course · TCF Canada Writing: A1 to C2
B1 · Tell a story and link your ideas
Narrate an experience in the past with the passé composé and the imparfait, and organise it with time connectors.
- B1
From the course · TCF Canada Speaking: A1 to C2
B1 · Role-play: ask the right questions
Prepare task 2: you get information from the examiner by asking varied, polite and relevant questions.
- B1
From the course · TCF Canada Grammar & Vocabulary: A1 to C2
B1 · Conditional, relative pronouns, y and en
Make hypotheses and polite requests, link sentences with qui, que, où, dont, and use y and en.