P47 · Writing at B2

structured argument, orthography and written agreement

The writing axis in full: first the orthography and silent agreements that betray a fluent speaker on paper, then the two B2 exam genres graded to the official descriptors.

Writing is where fluent speakers get found out: French orthography encodes grammar the voice never pronounces — a/à, ses/ces/c'est, the silent -ent, the participle agreements. P47 attacks the axis in exam order: first the inaudible mechanics (homophone tests, silent endings, then written agreement corrected in a real passage with nothing highlighted), then the two DELF B2 production écrite genres — the essai argumenté and the lettre formelle — graded against the B2 descriptors with a model answer as reference.

The passage drill is the written twin of the notice-your-mistakes loop: the skill is finding the fault, not fixing a highlighted one. All results feed your PE readiness in the weekly review.