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Download or read book Vocabulaire en dialogues written by Évelyne Siréjols and published by CLE International. This book was released on 2017 with total page 160 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Le Vocabulaire en dialogues s'adresse aux adolescents et adultes de niveau intermédiaire. II permet d'étudier le lexique correspondant au niveau B1 du Cadre européen commun de référence et intégré dans des dialogues empruntés à la vie quotidienne. Le Vocabulaire en dialogues propose 26 chapitres présentant des hèmes courants et variés (les échanges téléphoniques, le milieu professionnel, les voyages, les transports, la géographie, la personnalité, etc.). Chaque chapitre est constitué de cinq pages : Deux pages de dialogues réalistes et plaisants pour aborder les nouveautés lexicales, à travers des faits de la vie quotidienne, suivis d'exercices de compréhension orale ; Une page et demie d'explications et d'illustrations pour découvrir et approfondir le vocabulaire et les actes de parole du thème ; Une page et demie d'exercices variés et progressifs pour s'entraîner à l'emploi de ce lexique nouveau, avec une activité plus libre proposée à la fin de chaque chapitre. Les plus de cette 2ème édition : Un usage souple pour la classe ou en auto-apprentissage ; Un nouveau chapitre et des exercices de compréhension orale exploitant chacun des dialogues ; Des illustrations pédagogiques actuelles et colorées ; 6 bilans ; Les corrigés des exercices des chapitres et des bilans ; Un livret encarté contenant un lexique multilingue (anglais et espagnol).

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