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Grammaire Anglaise
Maîtrisez la structure et la logique de la langue. De l'ordre des adjectifs à l'inversion avancée, construisez des phrases solides.
A1
A1 - Débutant
Les bases de la phrase : articles, noms, adjectifs et pronoms.
Les Articles : A, AN, THE Noms Dénombrables et Indénombrables Le Pluriel des Noms Les Adjectifs : Description et Ordre des Mots Les Pronoms (Personnels, Objets et Possessifs) Les Déterminants Possessifs (My, Your, His, Her...) La Possession : Le Génitif Saxon ('s) Intensifieurs : Very, Really, Quite Quantifieurs : Much, Many, A lot of, A little, A few Les Démonstratifs (This, That, These, Those) This ou It ? Comprendre la Différence There Is / There Are (Il y a) There ou It ? Comprendre la Différence Adjectifs ou Adverbes ? Bien les Différencier Comparatifs et Superlatifs (Leçons de Base) Les Connecteurs Logiques : And, But, Or, So, Because Les Prépositions de Temps (In, On, At) Les Prépositions de Lieu (In, On, Under, At) Prepositions: Next to, under, behind, etc. Les Mots Interrogatifs (WH- Questions) L'Ordre des Mots : La Phrase de Base
A2
A2 - Élémentaire
Enrichir la phrase : adverbes, pronoms relatifs et prépositions.
Les Adverbes et Pronoms Relatifs
Prépositions : In, On, At (Lieu et Temps)
Quantifieurs : Much, Many, A lot of Possessives: Use of 's and s' (Plural) Adverbial phrases of time, place and frequency Wh-questions in the past Something, anything, nothing, etc. Too, too much, too many, enough Most, most of, the most Defining relative clauses: Who, which, that, where So, neither: So am I, neither do I, etc. Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs No longer, any longer, anymore However, although, because, so, and time connectors Prepositions of movement: Along, across, etc. On time vs In time, At the end vs In the end. Asking questions: Question forms Subject questions, questions with preposition B1
B1 - Intermédiaire
Structures complexes : comparatifs avancés et connecteurs logiques.
Comparatifs et Superlatifs Gérondif vs Infinitif (Gerund vs Infinitive) Les Mots de Liaison (Linking Words)
Articles: A(n), the, no article
Quantifiers: Much, many, a lot, little, some, any, no Quantifiers: All, both, either, neither Reflexive pronouns: Myself, yourself Another, other, others, the other, the others Defining and non-defining relative clauses Question tags: Aren’t you? don’t you? Compound adjectives with numbers The … the … comparatives -Ed/-ing adjectives: Adjectives from verbs So, such, such a, so much, so many
Pretty, rather, quite, fairly Clauses of contrast, purpose and reason Prepositions after verbs and adjectives During, for, while For, since, from: What’s the difference? Questions: Different types and Indirect questions Position of adverbs and adverb phrases B2
B2 - Intermédiaire Avancé
Nuances avancées : structures de phrases et vocabulaire idiomatique.
Grammaire des Phrasal Verbs Adjectives and Adverbs: Advanced usage Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns Generic or common-gender pronouns Compound nouns and possessive forms Possessive ’s with time expressions Whatever, whenever, wherever, whoever, however Relative clauses: Defining and non-defining ‘There’ and ‘it’: Preparatory subjects Ellipsis and substitution Modifying comparatives Compound adjectives in English Clauses of contrast, purpose, reason and result Discourse markers: Linking words Participle clauses 50 common Noun + Preposition collocations
C1
C1 - Autonome
Maîtrise totale de la syntaxe et du style académique.
Advanced Inversion (L'Inversion Avancée) Anglais Académique : La Nominalisation
Inversion with negative adverbials
Cleft sentences: Adding emphasis
Formal and Academic style