Reflex’English Grammar/Vocabulary

Objectifs Pédagogiques

Reflex’English Grammar et Reflex’English Vocabulary sont des séries de ressources pédagogiques numériques dédiées à la révision, à la consolidation et à l’apprentissage intensif de la grammaire et du vocabulaire en anglais.
Composée de 2 niveaux chacune, la solution s’adresse aux apprenants de niveau débutant/faux débutant (A1/A2) et de niveau pré-intermédiaire/intermédiaire (B1/B2) et est conforme aux exigences du CECR (Cadre Européen Commun de Référence).
Chaque niveau comporte 20 leçons avec une multitude d’exercices interactifs, permettant de réviser plus de 40 règles de grammaire et des centaines de termes lexicaux.
Le concept s’appuie sur une approche innovante, issue de la recherche sur la mémoire à court et à long termes qui optimise le processus de mémorisation et assure ainsi une progression rapide.
Reflex’English Grammar et Reflex’English Vocabulary sont des outils indispensables pour l’apprentissage de la langue anglaise ainsi que pour la préparation des examens d’anglais, y compris ceux de la série Cambridge (PET, KET…)

Détail Formation

Public concerné	Méthode pédagogique	Pré-requis techniques	Temps moyen de formation
Cette formation s’adresse aux personnes souhaitant apprendre l’Anglais et se préparer aux différents examens d’Anglais Comporte des leçons de tous les niveaux	Grammar : 20 leçons par niveau Vocabulary : 20 leçons par niveau	Navigateur web : Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari Système d’exploitation : Mac ou PC, smartphone	Grammar : 15 heures par niveau Vocabulary : 15 heures par niveau

Programme

Reflex’English Grammar A1/A2 Lesson 1 – Spelling Lesson 2 – The verb to be Lesson 3 – Have / Have got Lesson 4 – Personal pronouns Lesson 5 – The auxiliary do / does Lesson 6 – Plurals Lesson 7 – There is / there are Lesson 8 – Simple present tense Lesson 9 – Present continuous tense Lesson 10 – Simple past tense Lesson 11 – Going to Lesson 12 – Simple future with will Lesson 13 – Present perfect tense Lesson 14 – Wh- questions Lesson 15 – Possessive adjectives and pronouns Lesson 16 – Reflexive and emphatic pronouns Lesson 17 – Prepositions (time, place, means) Lesson 18 – Supposed to, would rather, had better Lesson 19 – Use your senses Lesson 20 – Adjectives, comparatives and superlatives	Reflex’English Grammar B1/B2 Lesson 1 – The future using present simple and continuous Lesson 2 – The future using going to, will and present perfect Lesson 3 – Past continuous vs. simple past Lesson 4 – Past perfect – Formation and use Lesson 5 – Present perfect continuous – Formation and use Lesson 6 – Future continuous Lesson 7 – Expressions with ‘used to’ and ‘would’ Lesson 8 – 1st, 2nd and 3rd conditionals Lesson 9 – Reported speech Lesson 10 – Wishes in the present Lesson 11 – Wishes in the past Lesson 12 – The passive voice Lesson 13 – Have done – Make do Lesson 14 – Modals Lesson 15 – Defining relative clauses Lesson 16 – Non-defining relative clauses Lesson 17 – Object and subject questions Lesson 18 – Question tags Lesson 19 – Adjectives ending in ED or ING Lesson 20 – Multiple adjectives: word order
Reflex’English Grammar C1/C2 Lesson 1 – Word order Lesson 2 – Active and state verbs Lesson 3 – Talking about events in the future Lesson 4 – Other ways of expressing the future Lesson 5 – Affixes: prefixes and suffixes Lesson 6 – Conditional conjunctions Lesson 7 – Transitive and intransitive verbs Lesson 8 – Inversion with negative adverbials Lesson 9 – Expressions with ‘used to’ Lesson 10 – Past perfect simple and continuous Lesson 11 – The future in the past Lesson 12 – Adjectives, nouns and verbs followed by prepositions Lesson 13 – Participle clauses Lesson 14 – Emphatic cleft sentences Lesson 15 – Advanced passive structures Lesson 16 – Modal verbs in the past Lesson 17 – Verbs followed by infinitives or gerunds Lesson 18 – Gradable and non-gradable adjectives Lesson 19 – Formal subjunctive Lesson 20 – Phrasal verbs
Reflex’English Vocabulary A1/A2 Lesson 1 – The family Lesson 2 – Numbers Lesson 3 – Age Lesson 4 – Colours and shapes Lesson 5 – Countries, nationalities and languages Lesson 6 – Jobs and activities Lesson 7 – Transport Lesson 8 – Days and months Lesson 9 – Weather and seasons Lesson 10 – Telling the time Lesson 11 – The body Lesson 12 – Clothes and accessories Lesson 13 – Describing people Lesson 14 – Describing things Lesson 15 – House and furniture Lesson 16 – Sports Lesson 17 – Hobbies and leisure time Lesson 18 – Food and drink Lesson 19 – At school Lesson 20 – Animals	Reflex’English Vocabulary B1/B2 Lesson 1 – Countries and symbols Lesson 2 – Materials Lesson 3 – Nature Lesson 4 – Shops Lesson 5 – In the city Lesson 6 – Urban vs. rural life Lesson 7 – Tourism Lesson 8 – Computer science Lesson 9 – Cooking Lesson 10 – Expressing quantities Lesson 11 – At the restaurant Lesson 12 – At the hotel Lesson 13 – On the phone Lesson 14 – Feelings and emotions Lesson 15 – Health and illness Lesson 16 – Five senses Lesson 17 – At the doctor’s Lesson 18 – The Arts Lesson 19 – The Earth Lesson 20 – Astrology and the Solar System
Reflex’English Vocabulary C1/C2 Lesson 1 – Talking about money Lesson 2 – People and customs Lesson 3 – Business and the Economy Lesson 4 – Industry, machines and technology Lesson 5 – Idioms and expressions Lesson 6 – Commercial correspondence Lesson 7 – Job search Lesson 8 – Writing CVs and cover letters Lesson 9 – Dealing with a job interview Lesson 10 – Agriculture Lesson 11 – Synonyms and antonyms Lesson 12 – False friends and anglicisms Lesson 13 – Abbreviations, acronyms and eponyms Lesson 14 – The Media Lesson 15 – Ecology Lesson 16 – Energy Lesson 17 – Criminality Lesson 18 – Justice and law Lesson 19 – Travelling around Britain and Ireland Lesson 20 – Travelling around the USA and Canada

Reflex’English Grammar A1/A2

Lesson 1 – Spelling
Lesson 2 – The verb to be
Lesson 3 – Have / Have got
Lesson 4 – Personal pronouns
Lesson 5 – The auxiliary do / does
Lesson 6 – Plurals
Lesson 7 – There is / there are
Lesson 8 – Simple present tense
Lesson 9 – Present continuous tense
Lesson 10 – Simple past tense
Lesson 11 – Going to
Lesson 12 – Simple future with will
Lesson 13 – Present perfect tense
Lesson 14 – Wh- questions
Lesson 15 – Possessive adjectives and pronouns
Lesson 16 – Reflexive and emphatic pronouns
Lesson 17 – Prepositions (time, place, means)
Lesson 18 – Supposed to, would rather, had better
Lesson 19 – Use your senses
Lesson 20 – Adjectives, comparatives and superlatives

Reflex’English Grammar B1/B2

Lesson 1 – The future using present simple and continuous
Lesson 2 – The future using going to, will and present perfect
Lesson 3 – Past continuous vs. simple past
Lesson 4 – Past perfect – Formation and use
Lesson 5 – Present perfect continuous – Formation and use
Lesson 6 – Future continuous
Lesson 7 – Expressions with ‘used to’ and ‘would’
Lesson 8 – 1st, 2nd and 3rd conditionals
Lesson 9 – Reported speech
Lesson 10 – Wishes in the present
Lesson 11 – Wishes in the past
Lesson 12 – The passive voice
Lesson 13 – Have done – Make do
Lesson 14 – Modals
Lesson 15 – Defining relative clauses
Lesson 16 – Non-defining relative clauses
Lesson 17 – Object and subject questions
Lesson 18 – Question tags
Lesson 19 – Adjectives ending in ED or ING
Lesson 20 – Multiple adjectives: word order

Reflex’English Grammar C1/C2

Lesson 1 – Word order
Lesson 2 – Active and state verbs
Lesson 3 – Talking about events in the future
Lesson 4 – Other ways of expressing the future
Lesson 5 – Affixes: prefixes and suffixes
Lesson 6 – Conditional conjunctions
Lesson 7 – Transitive and intransitive verbs
Lesson 8 – Inversion with negative adverbials
Lesson 9 – Expressions with ‘used to’
Lesson 10 – Past perfect simple and continuous
Lesson 11 – The future in the past
Lesson 12 – Adjectives, nouns and verbs followed by prepositions
Lesson 13 – Participle clauses
Lesson 14 – Emphatic cleft sentences
Lesson 15 – Advanced passive structures
Lesson 16 – Modal verbs in the past
Lesson 17 – Verbs followed by infinitives or gerunds
Lesson 18 – Gradable and non-gradable adjectives
Lesson 19 – Formal subjunctive
Lesson 20 – Phrasal verbs

Reflex’English Vocabulary A1/A2

Lesson 1 – The family
Lesson 2 – Numbers
Lesson 3 – Age
Lesson 4 – Colours and shapes
Lesson 5 – Countries, nationalities and languages
Lesson 6 – Jobs and activities
Lesson 7 – Transport
Lesson 8 – Days and months
Lesson 9 – Weather and seasons
Lesson 10 – Telling the time
Lesson 11 – The body
Lesson 12 – Clothes and accessories
Lesson 13 – Describing people
Lesson 14 – Describing things
Lesson 15 – House and furniture
Lesson 16 – Sports
Lesson 17 – Hobbies and leisure time
Lesson 18 – Food and drink
Lesson 19 – At school
Lesson 20 – Animals

Reflex’English Vocabulary B1/B2

Lesson 1 – Countries and symbols
Lesson 2 – Materials
Lesson 3 – Nature
Lesson 4 – Shops
Lesson 5 – In the city
Lesson 6 – Urban vs. rural life
Lesson 7 – Tourism
Lesson 8 – Computer science
Lesson 9 – Cooking
Lesson 10 – Expressing quantities
Lesson 11 – At the restaurant
Lesson 12 – At the hotel
Lesson 13 – On the phone
Lesson 14 – Feelings and emotions
Lesson 15 – Health and illness
Lesson 16 – Five senses
Lesson 17 – At the doctor’s
Lesson 18 – The Arts
Lesson 19 – The Earth
Lesson 20 – Astrology and the Solar System

Reflex’English Vocabulary C1/C2

Lesson 1 – Talking about money
Lesson 2 – People and customs
Lesson 3 – Business and the Economy
Lesson 4 – Industry, machines and technology
Lesson 5 – Idioms and expressions
Lesson 6 – Commercial correspondence
Lesson 7 – Job search
Lesson 8 – Writing CVs and cover letters
Lesson 9 – Dealing with a job interview
Lesson 10 – Agriculture
Lesson 11 – Synonyms and antonyms
Lesson 12 – False friends and anglicisms
Lesson 13 – Abbreviations, acronyms and eponyms
Lesson 14 – The Media
Lesson 15 – Ecology
Lesson 16 – Energy
Lesson 17 – Criminality
Lesson 18 – Justice and law
Lesson 19 – Travelling around Britain and Ireland
Lesson 20 – Travelling around the USA and Canada

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Reflex’English Grammar + Vocabulary

990€

exonérée de TVA — Art. 261.4.4 a du CGI

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