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B2 First Exam Practice
B2 First practice for the Cambridge English First (FCE). It is targeted at an Upper-Intermediate level on the CEFR scale. CEFR Level B2 is the level of English required to develop independent English language skills for many intermediate academic settings.



Reaching this level means that you should be able to communicate confidently in a range of familiar study environments, speak and use English with a degree of spontaneity and develop your English language skills towards higher level qualifications.
  • CAN identify the expression of feelings and attitudes such
  • CAN express views, feelings, and opinions effectively in criticism, disapproval, agreement, and so on.
  • CAN start, have or end conversations on familiar topics.
  • CAN find relevant information in texts.

B2 First Exam Practice for the Use of English Section

B2 Use of English Section Part 1
B2 Use of English Section Part 2
B2 Use of English Section Part 3
B2 Use of English Section Part 4

 

B2 First Exam Practice for the Reading Section

B2 Reading Section Part 5
B2 Reading Section Part 6
B2 Reading Section Part 7

B2 Exam Practice for the Writing section:

B2 Writing Section: Letter/Email
B2 Writing Section: Review
B2 Writing Section: Essay
B2 Writing Section: Short Story
B2 Writing Section: Article
B2 Writing Section: Report

 

B2 Exam Top Tips Videos:

B2 Videos

More B2 level Resources

Our B2 Level Hangman Puzzles are especially helpful with vocabulary retention for any subject.

Therefore, doing puzzles like the ones we have on this site will be useful for you as you try to retain new words in a different language.

The more words you encounter and understand, the broader your day-to-day vocabulary will become.
Our B2 Level Word Searches are an excellent way to help to reinforce spellings in your mind.

Word puzzles require not just a good vocabulary and a knack for spelling, but the ability to think logically and strategically, particularly in the case of crossword puzzle.

Our B2 Level Crosswords provide a way to think about how to spell link words correctly to complete the task.

Learning English requires not just a good vocabulary, but a basic foundation of English grammar to communicate effectively.
Our B2 Level Grammar and Vocabulary exercises provide the practice to learn English for study, work and travel.

Links to other Cambridge Assessment Examinations

A2 Key | B1 Preliminary | B2 First | IGCSE ESL