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TEF Canada & Québec, level C1
You understand long, demanding texts and implicit meaning, express yourself fluently and spontaneously, and use French effectively for work and study.
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What you can do at C1
You understand long, demanding texts and implicit meaning, express yourself fluently and spontaneously, and use French effectively for work and study.
At C1, the focus is nuance: concession, formal register, the passive and nominalisation, irony and implicit meaning.
Exam lessons at level C1
Each levelled course (TCF, TEF) has one full lesson per level.
- C1
From the course · TEF Canada & TEFAQ Listening: A1 to C2
C1 · Debates and commentaries
Follow several speakers in a debate, understand their strategies and the commentator’s tone.
- C1
From the course · TEF Canada Reading: A1 to C2
C1 · Opinion pieces: tone and intention
Analyse opinion columns and letters to the editor: the thesis, the tone, the intention and the implicit.
- C1
From the course · TEF Canada Writing: A1 to C2
C1 · Section B: the argued letter
Write the letter of section B: react to a statement, defend your position with structured arguments, at least 200 words.
- C1
From the course · TEF Canada & TEFAQ Speaking: A1 to C2
C1 · Answer objections and persuade
Handle every objection of section B: acknowledge, reframe, propose a solution, and keep the friendly tone.
- C1
From the course · TEF Canada Grammar & Vocabulary: A1 to C2
C1 · Administrative and formal French
Understand and use the structures of official texts: impersonal forms, the passive, nominalisation and formal vocabulary.