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| − | In order to properly measure and track client progress, no matter what study resources the client is using, AllSet Learning has developed lists of grammar points, organized by level.
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| − | == AllSet Learning's Grammar Point Lists, by Level ==
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| − | * [[A1 Grammar Points]] (Newbie)
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| − | * [[A2 Grammar Points]] (Elementary)
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| − | * [[B1 Grammar Points]] (Intermediate)
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| − | * [[B2 Grammar Points]] (Upper Intermediate)
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| − | * [[C1 Grammar Points]] (Advanced)
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| − | * [[C2 Grammar Points]] (Advanced Media)
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| − | == Notes on the Levels ==
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| − | AllSet Learning has adopted the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_European_Framework_of_Reference_for_Languages Common European Framework of Reference for Languages], which uses the "A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C3" system, corresponding to levels beginner through advanced. These levels also have equivalents in the [http://www.actfl.org/ ACTFL] standards, as well as in ChinesePod's standards (given in parentheses above).
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