| Day | Activity | Audio ABC Resource | |------|-----------|---------------------| | Monday | Full listening test (simulated) | 1 long + 3 short audio tracks | | Tuesday | Micro-listening: pause every sentence, write down | Same long audio from Monday | | Wednesday | Shadowing & accent work | 2 short audios (different voices) | | Thursday | Predictive listening + error log | 1 new long audio | | Friday | Transcription of 45-second clip | 1 short audio (slow version first) | | Saturday | Review error log + thematic listening (e.g., 3 audios on Écologie ) | ABC DELF thematic index | | Sunday | Rest or listen to one RFI Savoirs B2 exercise | No book, just authentic audio |
Before the audio starts, you have one minute to read the questions. Use this time to identify keywords and predict the context.
Success in the listening exam requires a system. Do not just sit back and listen; follow these steps to maximize your points. 1. Master the Reading Time (Le Temps de Lecture)
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After 4 weeks of this schedule, your comprehension will shift from “I understand 40%” to “I can follow the argument even if I miss a few words.” | Day | Activity | Audio ABC Resource
Listen to one short recording (Part 2 style) and take notes on the main points.
Example: When you hear “Bien que…” followed by a verb in subjunctive, you know an objection is coming. The test will ask: “What limitation does the speaker mention?” The answer is right after Bien que .
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Exercises start easy and increase in complexity.
Before the audio plays, you are given time to read the questions. Highlight keywords (nouns, verbs, dates, qualifiers). Anticipate the topic and vocabulary you will hear.