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Voici quelques extraits de ces rapports. | Voici quelques extraits de ces rapports. | ||
- | == Rapport de jury agrégation interne 1990 : les erreurs les plus fréquentes : == | + | ==<font color=blue> Rapport de jury agrégation externe 1990 : les erreurs les plus fréquentes :</font> == |
- | Certaines peuvent paraître évidentes, d'autre moins... | + | Certaines peuvent paraître évidentes, d'autres moins...Cette page a été faite à partir d'un topic du forum intitulé: The Most Mispronounced Words. |
- | =A= | + | |
+ | =<font color=blue> A </font>= | ||
:1. abbey | :1. abbey | ||
:2. absolutely | :2. absolutely | ||
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:31. author | :31. author | ||
:32. auxiliary | :32. auxiliary | ||
- | =B= | + | |
+ | =<font color=blue>B</font>= | ||
:33. based | :33. based | ||
:34. because | :34. because | ||
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:39. but | :39. but | ||
:40. buttress | :40. buttress | ||
- | =C= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>C </font>= | ||
:41. category | :41. category | ||
:42. cause | :42. cause | ||
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:82. courtesy | :82. courtesy | ||
:83. criticism | :83. criticism | ||
- | =D= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>D</font>= | ||
:84. dealing | :84. dealing | ||
:85. defect (n) | :85. defect (n) | ||
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:99. discourse | :99. discourse | ||
:100. discrepancy | :100. discrepancy | ||
- | =E= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>E</font>= | ||
:101. echo(es) | :101. echo(es) | ||
:102. eclecticism | :102. eclecticism | ||
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:111. exist | :111. exist | ||
:112. existence | :112. existence | ||
- | =F, G, H = | + | |
+ | =<font color=blue>F, G, H</font> = | ||
:113. fat | :113. fat | ||
:114. far | :114. far | ||
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:125. humour | :125. humour | ||
:126. hypothesis | :126. hypothesis | ||
- | =I= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>I</font>= | ||
:127. idea | :127. idea | ||
:128. identification | :128. identification | ||
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:141. introduce | :141. introduce | ||
:142. issue | :142. issue | ||
- | =J, K, L= | + | |
+ | =<font color=blue>J, K, L </font>= | ||
:143. journalism | :143. journalism | ||
:144. journalist | :144. journalist | ||
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:153. low | :153. low | ||
:154. love | :154. love | ||
- | =M, N= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>M, N</font>= | ||
:155. Mary | :155. Mary | ||
:156. means | :156. means | ||
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:168. notional | :168. notional | ||
:169. novel | :169. novel | ||
- | =O= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>O</font>= | ||
:170. obligatory | :170. obligatory | ||
:171. observe | :171. observe | ||
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:180. opinion | :180. opinion | ||
:181. oven | :181. oven | ||
- | =P= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>P </font>= | ||
:182. passage | :182. passage | ||
:183. peremptory | :183. peremptory | ||
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:201. psychology | :201. psychology | ||
:202. publishing | :202. publishing | ||
- | =R= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>R</font>= | ||
:203. realization | :203. realization | ||
:204. record (n) | :204. record (n) | ||
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:212. result | :212. result | ||
:213. resultative | :213. resultative | ||
- | =S= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>S</font>= | ||
:214. satire | :214. satire | ||
:215. saw | :215. saw | ||
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:228. substance | :228. substance | ||
:229. sword | :229. sword | ||
- | =T= | + | |
+ | = <font color=blue>T</font>= | ||
:230. tentative | :230. tentative | ||
:231. testimony | :231. testimony | ||
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:237. tong | :237. tong | ||
:238. tongue | :238. tongue | ||
- | =U, V = | + | |
+ | =<font color=blue>U, V </font> = | ||
:239. use (n) | :239. use (n) | ||
:240. use (v) | :240. use (v) | ||
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:245. vanish | :245. vanish | ||
:246. vase | :246. vase | ||
- | =W, X, Y = | + | |
+ | =<font color=blue>W, X, Y</font> = | ||
:247. wander | :247. wander | ||
:248. whole | :248. whole | ||
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:254. young | :254. young | ||
- | =Rapport de jury agrégation interne 2004= | + | =<font color=blue>Rapport de jury agrégation interne 2004</font>= |
Erreurs les plus fréquentes : | Erreurs les plus fréquentes : | ||
:1. absolutely. | :1. absolutely. | ||
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:29. unconscious, | :29. unconscious, | ||
:30. vocabulary, | :30. vocabulary, | ||
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+ | =Liens utiles= | ||
+ | * L'anglais parlé chez Xavier Lachazette : http://perso.univ-lemans.fr/~xlachaz/7%29%20Anglais%20parle%20%28CAPES%20&%20Agreg%29/ Ce professeur a mis en lien les rubriques sur l'anglais parlé de plusieurs rapports d'agrégation. | ||
+ | * Difficultés récurrentes de francophones aux concours répertoriées par X.Lachazette: http://perso.univ-lemans.fr/~xlachaz/7)%20Anglais%20parle%20(CAPES%20&%20Agreg)/erreurs_pron_gram.pdf | ||
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+ | [[Category: Concours - Agrégation]],[[Category: Concours - CAPES]] |
Version actuelle
Les rapports de jury font souvent la liste des mots qui posent le plus problème aux candidats aux concours d'anglais de l'Education Nationale. Consultez aussi les derniers rapports de jury de CAPES qui sont très détaillés sur la qualité de l'anglais oral,notamment sur les problèmes d'accentuation de phrase.
Voici quelques extraits de ces rapports.
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Rapport de jury agrégation externe 1990 : les erreurs les plus fréquentes :
Certaines peuvent paraître évidentes, d'autres moins...Cette page a été faite à partir d'un topic du forum intitulé: The Most Mispronounced Words.
[modifier]
A
- 1. abbey
- 2. absolutely
- 3. accumulation
- 4. addressee
- 5. adequacy
- 6. adjective
- 7. adjectival
- 8. afternoon
- 9. already
- 10. ambiguity
- 11. ambiguous
- 12. analysable
- 13. analyse
- 14. analysis
- 15. anaphora
- 16. anchored
- 17. and
- 18. antecedent
- 19. antithesis
- 20. antithetical
- 21. any
- 22. apparently
- 23. appreciative
- 24. architect
- 25. architecture
- 26. area
- 27. argumentative
- 28. aristocracy
- 29. aristocratic
- 30. audience
- 31. author
- 32. auxiliary
[modifier]
B
- 33. based
- 34. because
- 35. beginning
- 36. believe
- 37. between
- 38. break
- 39. but
- 40. buttress
[modifier]
C
- 41. category
- 42. cause
- 43. chance
- 44. character
- 45. characteristic
- 46. characterize
- 47. chivalry
- 48. circumstances
- 49. ceremony
- 50. classicism
- 51. clause
- 52. close (adj)
- 53. coherence
- 54. comb
- 55. come
- 56. comment
- 57. commentary
- 58. compact
- 59. complete
- 60. complex
- 61. compound
- 62. compromize
- 63. confusion
- 64. conjure
- 65. consequence
- 66. conservative
- 67. consider
- 68. constitute
- 69. constituted
- 70. constitution
- 71. context
- 72. contiguity
- 73. contiguous
- 74. contradictory
- 75. contrast (n)
- 76. contrast (v)
- 77. contrastive
- 78. contribute
- 79. correct
- 80. counterfactual
- 81. country
- 82. courtesy
- 83. criticism
[modifier]
D
- 84. dealing
- 85. defect (n)
- 86. deictic
- 87. demonstrative
- 88. derogatory
- 89. destined
- 90. detail (n & v)
- 91. determine
- 92. determiners
- 93. develop
- 94. dialogue
- 95. differentiate
- 96. disappear
- 97. disappointment
- 98. disapprove
- 99. discourse
- 100. discrepancy
[modifier]
E
- 101. echo(es)
- 102. eclecticism
- 103. emphasis
- 104. emphatic
- 105. end
- 106. endeavour
- 107. enough
- 108. event
- 109. exaggeration
- 110. exile
- 111. exist
- 112. existence
[modifier]
F, G, H
- 113. fat
- 114. far
- 115. finite
- 116. focus
- 117. follow
- 118. fragile
- 119. fulfil
- 120. generic
- 121. gloss
- 122. glove
- 123. have, had
- 124. hotel
- 125. humour
- 126. hypothesis
[modifier]
I
- 127. idea
- 128. identification
- 129. identify
- 130. if
- 131. ignorance
- 132. imagery
- 133. important
- 134. imply
- 135. infinitive
- 136. inherent
- 137. interlocutory
- 138. interpret
- 139. interrogative
- 140. interspersed
- 141. introduce
- 142. issue
[modifier]
J, K, L
- 143. journalism
- 144. journalist
- 145. judicial
- 146. kiss
- 147. knowledge
- 148. law
- 149. legislature
- 150. linguistic
- 151. locate
- 152. localize
- 153. low
- 154. love
[modifier]
M, N
- 155. Mary
- 156. means
- 157. mechanism
- 158. mediaeval
- 159. melancholy
- 160. modal
- 161. modalize
- 162. motorway
- 163. museum
- 164. names
- 165. narrator
- 166. narrative
- 167. none
- 168. notional
- 169. novel
[modifier]
O
- 170. obligatory
- 171. observe
- 172. occur(red)
- 173. occurrence(s)
- 174. of
- 175. offence
- 176. official
- 177. one
- 178. only
- 179. opera
- 180. opinion
- 181. oven
[modifier]
P
- 182. passage
- 183. peremptory
- 184. perfect
- 185. phatic
- 186. philosophically
- 187. poem
- 188. poet
- 189. popery
- 190. post-modifier
- 191. precious
- 192. precisely
- 193. predicate
- 194. pretty
- 195. primeval
- 196. process
- 197. promise
- 198. pronoun
- 199. prospect
- 200. pseudo
- 201. psychology
- 202. publishing
[modifier]
R
- 203. realization
- 204. record (n)
- 205. record (v)
- 206. refer
- 207. rejection
- 208. relative
- 209. remember
- 210. represent
- 211. representative
- 212. result
- 213. resultative
[modifier]
S
- 214. satire
- 215. saw
- 216. say, says, said
- 217. second
- 218. separate (adj,n)
- 219. separate (v)
- 220. Shakespeare
- 221. sometimes
- 222. sonnet
- 223. speaker
- 224. specific
- 225. speech
- 226. strawberry
- 227. subject
- 228. substance
- 229. sword
[modifier]
T
- 230. tentative
- 231. testimony
- 232. that
- 233. thematize
- 234. then
- 235. thou
- 236. toe(s)
- 237. tong
- 238. tongue
[modifier]
U, V
- 239. use (n)
- 240. use (v)
- 241. useless
- 242. valiant
- 243. valour
- 244. value
- 245. vanish
- 246. vase
[modifier]
W, X, Y
- 247. wander
- 248. whole
- 249. whore
- 250. will
- 251. woman
- 252. women
- 253. wonder
- 254. young
[modifier]
Rapport de jury agrégation interne 2004
Erreurs les plus fréquentes :
- 1. absolutely.
- 2. aphorism,
- 3. beginning,
- 4. capitalistic,
- 5. category,
- 6. character,
- 7. comment (nom et verbe),
- 8. commentary,
- 9. comparison,
- 10. component,
- 11. confusion,
- 12. consider,
- 13. contemporary,
- 14. deliver,
- 15. develop,
- 16. dramatic,
- 17. evolution,
- 18. extract,
- 19. interpret,
- 20. italics,
- 21. landmark,
- 22. mechanism,
- 23. occur,
- 24. opinion,
- 25. pasture,
- 26. phenomenon,
- 27. propaganda,
- 28. society,
- 29. unconscious,
- 30. vocabulary,
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Liens utiles
- L'anglais parlé chez Xavier Lachazette : http://perso.univ-lemans.fr/~xlachaz/7%29%20Anglais%20parle%20%28CAPES%20&%20Agreg%29/ Ce professeur a mis en lien les rubriques sur l'anglais parlé de plusieurs rapports d'agrégation.
- Difficultés récurrentes de francophones aux concours répertoriées par X.Lachazette: http://perso.univ-lemans.fr/~xlachaz/7)%20Anglais%20parle%20(CAPES%20&%20Agreg)/erreurs_pron_gram.pdf,