B2 example lessons
An upper intermediate learner who can understand the main ideas of complex text, including technical discussions in their field. They can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity, making regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party. They can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint by giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.
Problem-solving in business: using cause and effect language
Learn to articulate business challenges and propose effective solutions with precision, mastering the cause and effect language essential for professional communication.
Making deductions: expressing certainty and uncertainty
Learn to confidently express how certain you are about a situation using modals of deduction, enhancing your ability to infer and troubleshoot real-world problems.
Business strategy: using the second conditional for hypothetical scenarios
Master the second conditional to discuss hypothetical business scenarios and learn key phrases for effective negotiation and strategic planning.
Workplace policies: discussing rules and preferences
Learn to confidently navigate tricky workplace policies and discuss your preferences with management using precise vocabulary and polite, effective phrases.
Business communication: writing concisely with ellipsis and substitution
Master the art of concise business communication by learning powerful techniques like ellipsis and substitution, ensuring your message is always clear and impactful.
Project management: talking about future deadlines
Master essential project management vocabulary and the future perfect tense to confidently discuss deadlines and report progress in professional settings.
Business arguments: structuring your points logically
Learn to structure your business arguments logically and contribute effectively in team meetings with key phrases and clear punctuation.
Public speaking: giving effective advice and recommendations
Learn to deliver impactful presentations and confidently manage audience questions with practical language for giving advice and recommendations.
Vendor management: recommending and describing processes
Master the language of vendor management, from vetting suppliers to negotiating contracts, ensuring smooth business operations and clear communication.
Digital distractions: giving advice on focus
Master the language to discuss digital distractions and confidently offer colleagues practical advice on how to improve focus and productivity.
Electric vehicles: discussing the future of transport
Explore the future of transport, discussing the pros and cons of electric vehicles and mastering mixed conditionals to connect past actions with present impacts.
Viral marketing: discussing brand strategy and the passive voice
Explore viral marketing strategies and master the passive voice to discuss how brands capture attention and manage their public image effectively.