DELF Exam

I choose the DELF A1 if I can…

• introduce myself and someone;
• understand simple spoken announcements and instructions;
• understand short and simple texts;
• complete a form with my name, nationality, address, etc. ;
• write a simple and brief postcard;
• answer simple questions about me (for example: my name, my nationality, my activities);
• ask someone simple questions;
• buy something and pay.

• I can… carry out simple tasks of daily life (go to a shop, get information, take public transport, etc.);
• use the most common forms of politeness and exchange; recount a past event;
• understand a simple conversation; talk about my tastes and explain why I like and dislike;
• describe my daily life and my surroundings (leisure, work, friends, family); 
• understand a personal letter and respond (to invite, thank, apologize); 
• understand directions to orient myself; link the sentences with little words like: “et”, “mais”, “ parce que ”.

Examples of subjects – level A2

I choose the DELF B1 if I can…

• recount an event, an experience, a dream;
• describe a hope, a goal, a project;
• give my opinion and justify it with arguments;
• express my feelings;
• express my agreement or disagreement and explain why;
• understand the important elements of the news (newspaper article, television news, radio program);
• make proposals, hypotheses, give advice;
• convince someone;
• manage in unforeseen situations of daily life and when traveling in a country where the target language is spoken;
• organize a presentation or speech, in a logical order.

I choose the DELF B2 if I can…

• defend my opinion by giving arguments and examples
• develop my point of view and talk about the pros and cons
• express cause and consequence
• convince someone
• correct myself when I make a mistake
• to take notes
• rephrase an idea and explain the implicit
• understand the gist of a news document

Examples of subjects – level B2

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