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.
The protein boom: discussing food trends and marketing
Explore the 'protein boom' in this B2 lesson, discussing food trends, marketing strategies, and consumer behaviour using authentic video content.
Online scams: reporting problems and giving warnings
Learn vital vocabulary and practical phrases to identify, discuss, and report online scams, ensuring you stay safe and vigilant in the digital world.
Business strategy: discussing focus and adaptation
Explore business strategy through an insightful video, learning to discuss market focus, adaptation, and competitive advantage using advanced vocabulary and practical phrases.
High-stakes crime: speculating about possibilities
Unravel the mysteries of high-stakes crime by mastering the language to speculate about perpetrators and possibilities, enhancing your analytical English skills.
Skill development: debating the path to mastery
Explore the fascinating debate on skill mastery, from innate talent to dedicated practice, and expand your C1 vocabulary for discussing personal development.
Tipping culture: discussing consumer psychology and fairness
Explore the psychology and fairness of tipping culture, learning key vocabulary to discuss service expectations and payment etiquette in various contexts.
The IKEA effect: discussing business strategy and consumer psychology
Discover how the IKEA effect influences consumer psychology and business strategy, learning key vocabulary to discuss market advantage and customer journeys.
Digital communication: comparing synchronous and asynchronous styles
Digital communication — a B2 English lesson. Practise comparing and contrasting language and expand vocabulary around synchronous and asynchronous styles.
Cute aggression: explaining complex emotions
Cute aggression — a B2 English lesson. Practise using passive voice for scientific explanations and expand vocabulary around psychology and animal behaviour.
Grammar rules: Describing language vs. prescribing it
Grammar rules — a B2 English lesson. Practise comparing and contrasting ideas and expand vocabulary around linguistics and language use.
Secondhand success: discussing business models and market trends
Secondhand e-commerce — a B2 English lesson. Practise using gerunds and infinitives and expand vocabulary around business strategy and sustainability.
Meal kits: analyzing business models and market trends
Meal kits — a B2 English lesson. Practise the language of comparison and contrast and expand vocabulary around business strategy and consumer trends.