English 9th Grade Revision Sheets
English in 3eme is assessed through continuous evaluation for the brevet and targets CEFR level A2/B1. The curriculum develops four language skills (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) and prepares for the oral DNB exam. It is a decisive year for consolidating foundations before high school.
English curriculum in 9th Grade
The 3eme English curriculum targets confirmed A2 moving toward B1 level. In grammar, students deepen the present perfect (have + past participle), its difference from the simple past, modals (can, must, should, might), reported speech, and relative clauses. In writing, they work on past narration (simple and continuous past, past perfect), descriptions, formal letters, and argued opinion writing. Listening and reading comprehension focus on authentic documents (articles, video excerpts, podcasts) related to cultural themes: the English-speaking world, travel, civic engagement, and new technologies.
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Tips to succeed in english 9th Grade
Learn irregular verbs in sound groups (buy/bought/bought, think/thought/thought, bring/brought/brought) rather than alphabetically. Associate each verb with an example sentence to remember it better.
Watch series or videos in English with English subtitles (not French). Start with short content (5-10 minutes) and note 5 new words per episode. This habit improves listening comprehension and naturally enriches vocabulary.
For the present perfect, remember the rule: use it when a past result is visible in the present (I have lost my keys = I don't have them now). The simple past describes a completed action at a specific past moment (I lost my keys yesterday).
Prepare the oral brevet exam by practicing presenting a topic in English for 5 minutes. Structure your presentation (introduction, body, conclusion) and repeat it aloud several times to improve fluency.
FAQ — English 9th Grade
What English level should I have at the end of 3eme?
At the end of 3eme, students should reach confirmed A2 level (advanced elementary user) and begin approaching B1 (independent user) on the CEFR. Practically, you should be able to understand the gist of a common text or dialogue, express yourself on familiar topics with connected sentences, and write a structured text of about fifteen lines (letter, story, description).
How is English assessed in the brevet?
English does not have a specific written exam in the brevet: it is assessed through continuous evaluation across all subjects (400 points total) based on core competency standards. However, English can be chosen as the medium for the oral brevet exam (100 points), where students present a project linked to an educational pathway. Language proficiency is also evaluated in the school report.
How can I learn irregular English verbs effectively?
The most effective method is to group them by pattern: verbs that don't change (cut/cut/cut, put/put/put), those with the same past and participle form (buy/bought/bought, teach/taught/taught), and those with three different forms (go/went/gone, write/wrote/written). Learn 5 verbs per day by using them in sentences. Test yourself regularly with flashcards. In 3eme, you should master about 60 common irregular verbs.
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