B2 is upper-intermediate — the level most employers and universities have in mind when they ask for good English. At B2 you can follow a technical discussion in your own field and argue a point of view. These lessons cover what separates B2 from B1.
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Contextual Usage · B2 Apologies and Complaints at Work Vocabulary · B2 Business Idioms: What People Actually Mean in Meetings Grammar · B2 Have Something Done: When Someone Else Does It For You Grammar · B2 Conditionals in English: First, Second, and Third Explained Simply Vocabulary · B2 Discussing Abstract and Unfamiliar Topics Grammar · B2 Choosing a Future Form: Will, Going To, Continuous, Perfect Reading · B2 IELTS vs TOEFL: Which Exam Should You Choose? Contextual Usage · B2 Interview English: Talking About Your Work Contextual Usage · B2 How to Sound Confident in Meetings: Agreeing and Disagreeing Vocabulary · B2 Nature, Climate and the Environment Grammar · B2 The Passive Voice: When and Why to Use It Vocabulary · B2 Phrasal Verbs You'll Hear in Every Office Vocabulary · B2 Precise Word Choice: Upgrading Your Everyday Vocabulary Contextual Usage · B2 Prompts That Work: Role, Context and Constraints Reading · B2 Reading Between the Lines: Inference in English Reading · B2 Reading Charts, Tables and Figures Reading · B2 Comparing Two Texts on the Same Topic Reading · B2 Fact, Opinion and Evidence Reading · B2 Judging Online Sources Grammar · B2 Catching Your Own Mistakes in English Contextual Usage · B2 Socialising and Networking in English Grammar · B2 Wish, If Only and Regret Vocabulary · B2 Word Formation: Building Words with Prefixes and Suffixes Grammar · B2 Zero and Mixed Conditionals: The Two Nobody Teaches Next: C1 →
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