common_european_framework_of_reference_for_languages
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COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FORLANGUAGES
Common Reference Levels: self-assessment grid:
A2 B1Listening I can understand
phrases and thehighest frequencyvocabulary relatedto areas of mostimmediatepersonal relevance(e.g. very basicpersonal andfamily information,shopping, localarea,employment). I cancatch the mainpoint in short,clear, simplemessages andannouncements.
I can understandthe main points of clear standardspeech on familiarmatters regularlyencountered inwork, school,leisure, etc. I canunderstand themain point of manyradio or TVprogrammes oncurrent affairs ortopics of personalor professionalinterest when thedelivery isrelatively slow and
clear.Reading I can read very
short, simple texts.I can find specific,predictableinformation insimple everydaymaterial such asadvertisements,prospects, menusand timetables and
I can understandshort simplepersonal letters.
I can understandtexts that consistmainly of highfrequencyeveryday or jobrelated language. Ican understand thedescription of events, feelingsand wishes in
personal letters.
Spoken Interaction I can communicatein simple androutine tasksrequiring a simpleand directexchange of information on
familiar topics andactivities. I can
I can deal withmost situationslikely to arisewhilst travelling inan area where thelanguage isspoken. I can enter
unprepared intoconversations on
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