Education Vocabulary and Past Tenses
The lesson reviews education-related vocabulary, matches education types with definitions, and practices the past simple and past perfect through sentence-completion and sentence-joining exercises.
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Unit 3 : Education — Anglais 2ème Bac
- Anglais
- Toutes les filières
Troisième unité d’anglais : vocabulaire de l’éducation formelle, non formelle et informelle, mots de référence et synonymes, past perfect et past simple, expression du but, structure d’un rapport et mots de liaison.
- 4leçons vidéo
- 4exercices corrigés
- 61questions de quiz
- 52 minde vidéo
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Au programme
Chaque leçon est une vidéo courte avec son résumé, ses points de contrôle et son quiz.
Le cours4 leçons
Education Vocabulary and Bac Practice
Vocabulary lesson covering formal, non-formal, and informal education, related terms, and Bac practice exercises.
Bac Reading: Reference Words and Synonyms
The lesson presents Bac reading exercises on reference words, synonyms, and true/false justification, with strategies for locating answers in the text.
Past Perfect and Past Simple
The lesson explains how to sequence two past events using the Past Perfect and Past Simple, distinguishes Past Perfect Simple from Continuous, and applies the rules to Bac exam exercises.
Report Structure and Linking Words
The lesson presents a flexible report structure: title, introduction, body, and conclusion or recommendation, with emphasis on organization, linking words, and practice.
Exercices corrigés en vidéo4
Exercice 1 Exercice 2 Expressing Purpose: So That and So As To
Practice with multiple-choice and sentence-rewriting exercises using expressions of purpose.
Exercice 3 Education Texts: Synonyms and Pronoun Reference
The lesson reviews synonym identification and pronoun reference in educational texts.
Exercice 4 Writing a Short Report
The lesson explains how to answer report-writing prompts using a three-paragraph structure, then applies it to reports about a school campaign and a seminar.
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L’essentiel du cours
Les définitions, repères et formules des premières leçons, tirés des fiches du chapitre.
- Formal
- school, university, diplomasstructured, degree-oriented
- Non-formal
- centres, workshops, trainingintentional, outside school
- Informal
- family, TV, daily lifelifelong, spontaneous
- 1. Reference words
- What does “they” refer to?check singular / plural
- 2. Synonym finding
- “very smart” → giftedsame meaning, same word class
- 3. True/False
- + justificationquote the text or lose the point
Your goal
Tell the three types of education apart (formal, non-formal, informal) from their definition and keywords, learn four key collocations of Unit 3, and use them in two Bac vocabulary questions.
formal education
structured (organised) · school-based (it happens at school) · degree-oriented (it leads to a diploma: the Bac, a licence, a master’s degree, a doctorate).
non-formal education
intentional (you decide to learn) but outside the official school system: no school, no uniform, no classroom. Teacher’s example: you go to a centre to take first-aid training.
informal education
lifelong (all your life) and spontaneous (not planned): you learn from your family, from TV, from daily experience. Teacher’s example: you know how to cook because you learned it at home, not at school.
Your goal
Get the easy reading points of the Bac: answer reference-word questions, find synonyms in the text, and justify true/false statements with a quotation. The reading section is worth up to 15 points, and all the answers are in the text.
“words that mean almost the same as”
A word of the text with a similar meaning AND the same word class (adjective for adjective, verb for verb). Use the vocabulary of the unit to recognise it.
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Teste-toi maintenant
5 questions parmi les 61 du chapitre. Réponds, la correction s’affiche.
- Question 1 sur 5
According to the lesson, which definition matches formal education?
Pas tout à fait. Réponse : B
The teacher defines formal education as structured, school-based, and degree-oriented: it is organized, takes place in school, and leads to a certificate such as the Bac, a licence, a master's degree, or a doctorate. Intentional learning outside school is non-formal, and spontaneous learning from life is informal.
- Question 2 sur 5
In the Bac practice, which word from the vocabulary means almost the same as "left school"?
Pas tout à fait. Réponse : C
The teacher connects "left school" to the Unit 2 vocabulary word "dropout", which you then find directly in the text; "compulsory" matches "obligatory" and "gifted" matches "very smart".
- Question 3 sur 5
When sequencing two past events, which tense does the event that happened AFTERWARDS (the newer one) take?
Pas tout à fait. Réponse : C
The teacher's rule: the event that happened first takes the Past Perfect, and the one that happened afterwards takes the Past Simple.
- Question 4 sur 5
According to the lesson, what should the introduction of a report contain?
Pas tout à fait. Réponse : A
The introduction always begins with the purpose of the report — "The purpose of this report is to describe [event] which took place on [date] at [place]" — so the examiner understands what you are writing about. Participants and activities go in the body, and the recommendation goes in the conclusion.
- Question 5 sur 5
In the lesson's vocabulary list, what is a "school dropout"?
Pas tout à fait. Réponse : D
The teacher defines a school dropout as a student who leaves school before finishing it. Gifted students are those with high mental abilities, adult literacy is about teaching adults to read and write, and compulsory education is education required by law.
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