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    This document outlines grammar and language structures at the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. It covers B2 adjectives and adverbs, conditionals, future tenses, modal verbs, gerunds and infinitives, past tenses, prepositions, present tenses, pronouns, questions, and vocabulary including phrasal verbs, idioms, and topics such as jobs, family, food, and the environment. The document provides examples and explanations of various grammar points to demonstrate proficiency at the B2 level.

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    This document outlines grammar and language structures at the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. It covers B2 adjectives and adverbs, conditionals, future tenses, modal verbs, gerunds and infinitives, past tenses, prepositions, present tenses, pronouns, questions, and vocabulary including phrasal verbs, idioms, and topics such as jobs, family, food, and the environment. The document provides examples and explanations of various grammar points to demonstrate proficiency at the B2 level.

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    B2 Grammar para Imprimir

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    This document outlines grammar and language structures at the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. It covers B2 adjectives and adverbs, conditionals, future tenses, modal verbs, gerunds and infinitives, past tenses, prepositions, present tenses, pronouns, questions, and vocabulary including phrasal verbs, idioms, and topics such as jobs, family, food, and the environment. The document provides examples and explanations of various grammar points to demonstrate proficiency at the B2 level.

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    A) B2 adjectives and adverbs D) B2 gerund and infinitive • B2 past tenses:

    • Past simple
    • Adjectives with -ed vs -ing • Forming nouns from verbs using – ing • Past progressive
    • Adverbs of frequency • Verbs followed by gerund such as decide, make me, hate, suggest, remember, think about, • Past perfect
    • Word order of adverbs of prefer, try, etc. • Past perfect progressive
    frequency • Verbs followed by infinitives such as think about, make me, hope, advise, manage, mind, etc. • Used to
    • Comparative and superlative • Verbs followed by bare infinitives such as I’d rather, had better, etc. • Was used to, got used to in all forms
    of irregular adjectives • Verbs followed by to + gerund such as help, look forward, etc. • Had something done.
    • Same as, the same • Passive voice of all past tenses
    • As… as • Reported speech
    • Like, alike, slightly E) B2 modal verbs: • Past tenses used for narration
    • All irregular verbs
    • May, might for probability, polite request, for deduction or speculation
    B) B2 conditionals • Can, can’t have done
    • B2 prepositions:
    • Can, could for polite request
    • Prepositional phrases with in, for, from,
    to, at, to, in, about, with, from, of, etc.
    • 0, 1st, 2nd, 3rd conditional • Can for probability
    • • Among, Until, On, At, In, In case, By, Of,
    Mixed conditional • Could for ability, probability, for deduction or speculation With, About, To, For, About, From, Out of
    • Wish • Must vs have to.
    • Have got to • B2 present tenses:
    • Must have done • Present simple
    C) B2 future tenses: • Must/can’t for deduction • Stative verbs
    • Be able to in past and present perfect. • Present simple for future
    • Will • Be able to for possibility • Present progressive
    • Future progressive • Ought to for obligation • Present progressive for future
    • Going to • Need for necessity • Present progressive with always
    • Will and going to for • Needn’t for obligation • Present perfect with for, since, yet,
    prediction • Need, Needn’t have done already, never, ever, just, recently, etc.
    • Will get used to • Mustn’t for obligation • Present perfect progressive
    • Passive voice • Shall for polite request • Passive voice of all present tenses
    • Reported speech • Shall for suggestions • Reported speech
    • Future perfect • Be able to in present, future, past and present perfect for ability • Is used to, get used to in all present
    • Future perfect progressive • Should for giving advice . Should have done tenses
    • Would expressing habits in the past . Reported speech • To have something done
    • B2 pronouns:
    • Pronouns: something, anything,
    someone, anyone, something, anything,
    somewhere, anywhere, etc.
    • Reflexive pronouns: myself, himself,
    herself, himself, ourselves, yourself,
    themselves
    • Relative pronouns used for relative
    clauses: which, who, whose, whom, that,
    where, when, etc.

    B2 questions:

    • Complex question tags


    • Wh- questions
    • Auxiliary verbs

    B2 vocabulary:

    • Phrasal verbs – turn, give, go, get, run,


    hold, let, carry, come, etc.
    • Idioms and fixed phrases about housing,
    holidays, music, pets, human qualities,
    work, feelings, finances, etc.
    • Jobs, family, food and drinks, climate and
    weather, environment, animals, living
    áreas, flat, house, furniture, means of
    transportation, free time activities, daily
    routines.

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