ANGLAIS NIVEAU 2 (B2)
Reflex’English Level 2 s’adresse aux apprenants ayant validé les compétences du niveau débutant. Il est également
recommandé pour ceux qui souhaitent réviser ou consolider les connaissances abordées en niveau intermédiaire.
Reflex’English Level 2 permet d’atteindre le niveau B1 du CECRL, il est composé de 24 leçons d’apprentissage et de
6 leçons de test, avec de nombreuses animations de situations, de grammaire et de vocabulaire.
Titre de la section
Formation initiale
Module 1 : Définition de programme
Désignation du niveau : tests pour déterminer le niveau du ou des stagiaires afin de constituer le programme de formation.
Définition des objectifs en fonction du rythme professionnel et personnel.
Mise en place du matériel pédagogique adapté.
Présentation de la certification en fin de formation
Module 2 : – Janice’s interview: Part 1
Grammar
“To be” in the simple present
“To have” in the simple present
Some prepositions: in, on, at or to?
• Adverbs of frequency
Wh- question words
Vocabulary
Janice’s interview
Review of Beginner Level
Module 3 : Janice’s interview: Part 2
Grammar
Some or any
Comparative form
Superlative form
Possessive adjectives
Possessive pronouns
Prepositions of space
Vocabulary
Janice’s interview
Review of Beginner Level
Module 4 : What do you do for a living?
Grammar
Asking and saying one’s job
Asking questions in the simple present
« To be » and affirmative short answers
« To be » and negative short answers
Simple present
Vocabulary
Jobs
Job-related verbs
Module 5 : Job talk
Grammar
Simple present: use and construction
Simple present questions with
wh- question words
Closed questions and short answers with
« do » or « to be » in the simple present
This and that
Adjectives: « good » and « bad »
Plurals
Asking questions with « what »
« To know » in the simple present
« To do » as a verb
Vocabulary
Job talk
In an office
Computer
equipment
Working hours
Centres of
interest
Salary
Module 6 : Test lessons 1 to 4
Review and Test of Lessons 1 to 4
Module 7 : – What did you do yesterday?
Grammar
The simple past tense
« To do » in the simple past
« To be » in the simple past
Simple past: regular verbs
Simple past: irregular verbs
Vocabulary
Phrases with « to have »
« To do » vs. « to make »
Module 8 : – A short story: Slim Johnson robbed a bank
Grammar
Simple past: some regular verbs
Simple past: some irregular verbs
Simple past: asking questions
Vocabulary
A short story
Module 9 : What are you doing, Pete?
Grammar
Present participles
The present continuous
The present continuous: use
The present continuous: questions
with prepositions
The present continuous: particular
cases
Questions tags
Vocabulary
Sense verbs
Around « to think »
Questions with why
Around « to feel »
and « to get »
Module 10 : It used to be different back then
Grammar
Structures with « used to »
« Used to » and other tenses
Past participles: regular and
irregular verbs
Present perfect
« Such » or « such a »
« To be used to »,
« to be getting used to »
Vocabulary
Around « the sun »
Around « agriculture »
Comparing things
Module 11 : Test lessons 6 to 9
Review and Test of Lessons 6 to 9
Module 12 : How long ago was that?
Grammar
Since, for and ago
Adverbs of place with -where
The present perfect simple
The past continuous
The present perfect continuous
That’s/It’s + adjective/noun + infinitive
Vocabulary
Interjections and
onomatopoeia
At the doctor’s
At the chemist’s
Module 13 : What do you enjoy doing?
Grammar
Expressing likes and dislikes
Likes and dislikes followed by verbs + -ing
Putting nuances in likes and dislikes
To look forward to
Either / or, neither / nor, not / either
« To look » or « to watch »
« So do I », « neither do I », « I do », « I don’t »
All, every, each
Vocabulary
Spare time
Around « spare »
In the garden
Some hobbies and interests
Household chores
Fish ‘n’ chips
Module 14 : What are you going to do?
Grammar
Pronouncing the letter « L »
Talking about the future
The future simple with « will »
The near future with « be going to »
Ever, never
Type 1 conditional: the real future
The verb « to explain »
Modal verbs
Vocabulary
Cultural activities
Legal system
Module 15 : The time
Grammar
The present conditional
Type 2 conditional
Hypotheses with « what if »
+ future or conditional
Still
Expressing wishes and regrets
Reflexive pronouns
Making suggestions
Vocabulary
What would you do?
Talking about fear
Quantifiers: talking
about parts
Around « life »
Module 16: Test lessons 11 to 14
Review and Test of Lessons 11 to 14
Module 17 : I need to make a phone call
Grammar
« To need »: modal and regular verb
« Won’t + infinitive » – refusal to work
Must or have to?
Vocabulary
The telephone
Using the phone
Town facilities
To pay, to pay for
Module 18 : Dealing with phone conversations
Grammar
« To work » + prepositions
Vocabulary
Phone phrases
Phone conversations
Organizational chart and positions
Company departments
Module 19 : – British English versus American English
Grammar
Irregular verbs and regular verbs (GB) ≠ (US)
Present perfect and simple past (GB) ≠ (US)
Phrases with « to have » or « to take »
Phrases with « to have » or « to have got »
Different prepositions
« Like » or « as »
Writing dates
Giving advice with « had better »
Vocabulary
Words ending in a vowel + -L
Spelling differences
Completely different words
Module 20 : Thanksgiving: an American tradition
Grammar
The passive voice (past, present, future)
Compound adjectives
The word « meat »: both countable and uncountable
Vocabulary
General knowledge: the USA
Thanksgiving
Holiday (GB) / Vacation (US)
Animals and meat
A song about New York
Module 21 : Test lessons 16 to 19
Review and Test of Lessons 16 to 19
Module 22 : You didn’t tell her, did you?
Grammar
Question tags
Informal contractions
Vocabulary
Around « secrets and
suspicions »
Around « mistake »
Around « back »
Around « unemployment »
« On earth », « the hell »
Module 23 : – She told me she was coming tonight
Grammar
Reported speech
Present perfect vs. simple past
Despite, in spite of, although,
even though
Both or neither
Vocabulary
TV news
Talking about injuries
Around « to let »
Verbs beginning with «
over »
Around « sport »
Module 24 :UFO report
Grammar
Adjectives ending in -ish
« Like » or « as »?
Qualifying the size
Expressing certainty
Reported questions, requests and orders
Vocabulary
Outside news
Around « hear »
Around « fire brigade »
Module 25 : – Weather and climate in the UK
Grammar
Talking about weather forecast
Double comparative (the more…/the more…,
the less…/the less…)
Weather idioms
Vocabulary
Weather and climate in the UK
Around rain, clouds, cold, winds, temperature
The compass rose
Geography of the UK
Module 26 : Test lessons 21 to 24
Review and Test of Lessons 21 to 24
Module 27 : Describing things
Grammar
Useful questions, order of adjectives
• Adverbs: « too » and « enough »
Vague expressions
Question tags: particular case
Contractions of verbs
Made of, from, out of, with
Utility and functions: passive voice structures
Passive voice with « to be made to do (something) »
Paraphrasing
Vocabulary
Describing things
Materials
Module 28 : Describing people
Grammar
Character and behaviour: opposite adjectives
Compound adjectives
Useful verbs: things you can do with your mouth
Vocabulary
Talking about character and behaviour
Talking about age
Around the face
Talking about physical appearance
Talking about height
Talking about weight
Describing hair
Talking about complexion and skin
Module 29 : What would you have done?
Grammar
Past conditional
Type III conditional: formation, use
Type III conditional with modal verbs
Type III conditional with « even if »
To be able, can / could
Expressing regrets in the past
Conditional types: review
Vocabulary
At the meeting
Around « to miss »
Around « to bother »
Module 30 : How many eggs, Madam?
Grammar
Around « to write »
Vocabulary
Around emails
Layout of emails
Writing and sending an email
Around regular mail
Layout of a formal letter
Opening salutations, complimentary closes
The message of the lette
Module 31 : Test lessons 26 to 29
Review and Test of Lessons 26 to 29
Modules supplémentaires
Selon votre niveau et vos besoins, nous avons la possibilité d'ajouter des modules en complément de la formation initiale