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B2 Grammar Lessons & Exercises

Upper-Intermediate level — advanced tenses, conditionals, causative, inversion, participle clauses and more.

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Past Perfect Continuous

I had been waiting for an hour — duration of an action before another past event.

Future Continuous

I'll be working at 6pm — actions in progress at a specific future time.

Future Perfect

I'll have finished by then — actions completed before a future point.

Passive Voice: Advanced

The report has been written, she is said to be — passive in perfect tenses and reporting structures.

Causative: have / get

I had my hair cut, she got her car fixed — arranging for someone else to do something.

Third Conditional

If I had studied harder, I would have passed — hypothetical past situations.

Mixed Conditionals

If I had slept more, I wouldn't be tired now — mixing past and present conditional.

All Conditionals (0–3 + Mixed)

Full practice of zero, first, second, third and mixed conditionals.

Wish + Would / Past Perfect

I wish you would stop, I wish I had gone — regrets and wishes about the future and past.

Modal Verbs: Perfect

must have been, should have done, needn't have — deduction and criticism about the past.

Gerunds & Infinitives

remember doing vs remember to do — verbs that change meaning with gerund or infinitive.

Reported Speech: Advanced

He told me to go, she suggested going — reporting commands, suggestions and modals.

Relative Clauses: Advanced

the person to whom I spoke, which made her angry — prepositions and reduced relative clauses.

Participle Clauses

Having finished the work, she left — replacing adverbial clauses with participles.

Inversion

Never have I seen, Not only did he lie — formal inversion with negative adverbials.

Cleft Sentences

It was John who called, what I need is time — emphasising parts of a sentence.

Linking Words & Discourse Markers

however, moreover, despite, in spite of — connecting ideas in formal and informal writing.

Quantifiers: Advanced

each, every, either, neither, both — precise usage of advanced quantifiers.

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B2 Grammar Lessons & Exercises

Upper-Intermediate level — advanced tenses, conditionals, causative, inversion, participle clauses and more.

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been waiting for an hour — duration of an action before another past event.

Future Continuous

I'll be working at 6pm — actions in progress at a specific future time.

Future Perfect

I'll have finished by then — actions completed before a future point.

Passive Voice: Advanced

The report has been written, she is said to be — passive in perfect tenses and reporting structures.

Causative: have / get

I had my hair cut, she got her car fixed — arranging for someone else to do something.

Third Conditional

If I had studied harder, I would have passed — hypothetical past situations.

Mixed Conditionals

If I had slept more, I wouldn't be tired now — mixing past and present conditional.

All Conditionals (0–3 + Mixed)

Full practice of zero, first, second, third and mixed conditionals.

Wish + Would / Past Perfect

I wish you would stop, I wish I had gone — regrets and wishes about the future and past.

Modal Verbs: Perfect

must have been, should have done, needn't have — deduction and criticism about the past.

Gerunds & Infinitives

remember doing vs remember to do — verbs that change meaning with gerund or infinitive.

Reported Speech: Advanced

He told me to go, she suggested going — reporting commands, suggestions and modals.

Relative Clauses: Advanced

the person to whom I spoke, which made her angry — prepositions and reduced relative clauses.

Participle Clauses

Having finished the work, she left — replacing adverbial clauses with participles.

Inversion

Never have I seen, Not only did he lie — formal inversion with negative adverbials.

Cleft Sentences

It was John who called, what I need is time — emphasising parts of a sentence.

Linking Words & Discourse Markers

however, moreover, despite, in spite of — connecting ideas in formal and informal writing.

Quantifiers: Advanced

each, every, either, neither, both — precise usage of advanced quantifiers.

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