B2 vocabulary exercises with answers
43 vocabulary sets from A1 to B2, each on one topic such as jobs, weather or describing people. Most include a listening exercise, and every set has an answer key.
Vocabulary level
- Skill
- Vocabulary
- Level
- B2 Upper-Intermediate
- Exercises
- 11
- Levels in skill
- A1–B2
Browse 11 Vocabulary Exercises
11 lessons
- 1 Express yourself 9 exercises Start 9 exercises
- 2 Food science 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 3 Getting away from it all 10 exercises Start 10 exercises
- 4 Introduction – Verb patterns 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 5 It drives me crazy! 9 exercises Start 9 exercises
- 6 Life events 6 exercises Start 6 exercises
- 7 Protest 9 exercises Start 9 exercises
- 8 Relating to people 8 exercises Start 8 exercises
- 9 Shopping 8 exercises Start 8 exercises
- 10 Truth and lies 8 exercises Start 8 exercises
- 11 What are they like? 10 exercises Start 10 exercises
B2 Upper-Intermediate English Lessons
B2 lessons include lectures, talks and longer discussions at natural speed. The challenge moves from single words to following an argument while keeping up with the pace.
What You'll Learn
- Follow talks and discussions on concrete and abstract topics
- Keep up with natural speed and linked speech
- Catch the speaker's point of view and the reasons given
- Follow academic lectures like those in IELTS Part 4 and TOEFL
- Spell less common and topic-specific words
- Time Estimate
- About 500–600 hours of guided learning in total (Cambridge English estimate)
- Skills You'll Master
- Understand the main ideas of complex speech, including technical discussion in your field
- Next Level
- C1 lessons use longer, denser recordings such as TED-Ed and YouTube talks
What is B2 Level?
B2 is the upper-intermediate level of the CEFR. You can understand the main ideas of complex text, including technical discussion in your field, and talk with native speakers with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes conversation easy for both sides.