English Language · CEFR B2 · 60 lessons
General English B2 — Upper-Intermediate
An upper-intermediate pathway covering advanced conditionals, relative clauses, diplomatic English and natural idiom for work and life, taught by Sterling's AI avatar teachers with real tutors behind the curriculum.
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Syllabus
Lessons are presented by Emma, our AI teacher. The curriculum is written by Sterling College London tutors.
explainer 26 lessons show the idea animatedpractice 24 walk you through a worked examplequiz 60 end in a quiz
Module 1: Welcome to upper-intermediate
- Welcome to B2quiz🔒
- B1 in five minutesquiz🔒
- Present perfect continuousexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- State verbs and action verbsexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- The past perfectexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Past perfect continuousexplainerpracticequiz🔒
Module 2: Conditionals, complete
- The third conditionalexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Mixed conditionalsexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Wish and if onlyexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Should have, could haveexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Conditionals in real conversationexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Regrets and lessonsquiz🔒
Module 3: Relative clauses
- Defining relative clausesexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Non-defining relative clausesexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Whose, whom and whereexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Reduced relative clausesexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Adding eleganceexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Describing like a writerquiz🔒
Module 4: The future, advanced
- Future continuousexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Future perfectexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Future in the pastexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Bound to, likely to, due toexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Arranging with nuancequiz🔒
- My five-year picturequiz🔒
Module 5: Work fluency
- Negotiatingquiz🔒
- Presenting with confidencequiz🔒
- Disagreeing diplomaticallyquiz🔒
- Emails with nuancequiz🔒
- Idioms at workquiz🔒
- Leading a discussionquiz🔒
Module 6: Opinions with nuance
- Hedging — softening your claimsexplainerquiz🔒
- Strengthening your claimsquiz🔒
- Conceding a pointquiz🔒
- Emphasis — do, what and itexplainerquiz🔒
- The language of persuasionquiz🔒
- The structured argumentquiz🔒
Module 7: The wider world
- Talking about the newsquiz🔒
- Environment and changequiz🔒
- Technology — blessing or curse?quiz🔒
- Society and generationsquiz🔒
- Numbers and trendsquiz🔒
- The discussion roundquiz🔒
Module 8: Grammar power tools
- Advanced passivesexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Causatives, revisitedexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Gerund or infinitive?explainerpracticequiz🔒
- Verb patterns that matterexplainerpracticequiz🔒
- Articles — the final bossexplainerpracticequizFree preview
- The trap collectionexplainerpracticequiz🔒
Module 9: Natural English
- Phrasal verbs, level twoquiz🔒
- Idioms for feelingsquiz🔒
- Collocations, level twoquiz🔒
- Formal or informal?quiz🔒
- British English, decodedquiz🔒
- Sounding naturalquiz🔒
Module 10: Ready for C1
- Reading between the linesquiz🔒
- Listening for realquiz🔒
- Writing essaysquiz🔒
- The speaking examquiz🔒
- Your B2 toolkitquiz🔒
- Your B2 journey — well done!quiz🔒