English B2 — argument and nuance
B2 is upper-intermediate British English: you argue, hedge, and switch register — then you get marked for it, not for XP.
Who B2 English is for
You can narrate and opine at B1. You still sound blunt, mix formal and informal, or lose the thread in an argument. B2 is control.
What you work on in English B2
Mixed conditionals; hedging (might, tend to, it seems); reported speech; formal vs informal; abstract topics; structuring an argument.
Skill-tree writing nodes are where you pay sparks to get a marker, not a chatbot co-author.
How this English floor runs
Thirty modules. Each is three sessions plus a roundup. You see British English, analyse it, then write or speak that floor — speaking sits inside the lesson, not in a side chat.
Pass the tier exam (no energy cost) to open the next CEFR gate. If this is the wrong floor, onboarding can send you to a placement exam. The skill tree adds grammar, speaking, writing, and listening drills after each roundup.
First A0 modules (live path)
- Yesterday the jacket still hung
- The bill had already been wet
- If Mama honked at five
- If we had had coins