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.
Explore the grammar debate of prescriptivism vs. descriptivism in this B2 ESL lesson. Discuss language rules, watch a video, and practice modals of obligation through engaging activities and a lively role-play debate on modern language trends.
Explore microchip manufacturing with this B2 ESL lesson. Learn technical vocabulary like 'wafer' and 'etch,' master the passive voice for describing complex processes, and apply new skills in a speaking task. Perfect for technology-themed English classes.
Master professional email writing with this B2 ESL lesson. Covering etiquette, structure, and polite language, students will analyze common mistakes, learn useful phrases, rewrite poorly written emails, and compose their own based on realistic work scenarios. Improve your business English skills!
Explore viral marketing with this B2 lesson plan focusing on the Stanley Cup craze. Discuss modern trends, business, and consumer psychology through a real-world case study, perfect for understanding contemporary marketing strategies.
This ESL lesson explores the science of cuteness using a popular science video. Students learn advanced vocabulary, practice the passive voice, and engage in a marketing role-play, applying principles of cuteness to design an ad campaign.
Explore Nintendo's unique business model to teach strategy, innovation, and market competition. Students watch a video, learn key business vocabulary like 'subsidize' and 'recoup,' practice comparisons, and analyze business models to make recommendations.
This B2 lesson explores geomythology, connecting science and mythology to uncover the geological origins of dragon myths. Students will watch a video, learn key vocabulary, master modal verbs for speculating about the past, and create their own mythical explanations.
This lesson plan explores synchronous vs. asynchronous communication, ideal for B2 students. It helps analyze the pros and cons of various methods, from face-to-face to email, fitting for English classes focused on work or business.
This B2 lesson plan helps students master negative sentences in English. It explores grammar, nuanced negation, double negatives, and polite disagreement. Activities include video comprehension, grammar exercises on forming negatives with prefixes/suffixes, and a role-play for diplomatic feedback.
This PDF lesson explores modern pronoun usage, including singular 'they' and neopronouns. Based on a TED-Ed video, it covers vocabulary, listening, and grammar (singular 'they', 'we'), plus role-play for respectful discussion. Builds linguistic competence and cultural awareness.
Explore the fascinating history of how colors got their names with this ESL lesson plan. Based on a short video, students will delve into etymology, culture, and language evolution through activities like idiom matching, video comprehension, Past Simple Passive practice, and discussion.
This B2 Business English lesson analyzes Sephora's market strategy. Students watch a video on its success, practice key business vocabulary (e.g., 'dominate,' 'leverage'), and master the passive voice. Apply Sephora's strategies to new industries.
