Grammar
Notice how Spanish is put together and practise working with its forms.
CEFR B2 · Upper-intermediate
Complex texts and discussions on abstract topics
Upper-intermediate study brings complex texts and discussions on abstract topics into the picture, with practice across the full range of skills.
Is this your stage?
The CEFR stage
Complex texts and discussions on abstract topics.
Who it may suit
You are comfortable with familiar Spanish and want to work with more complex texts and discussions.
The learning focus
Develop your ability to engage with complex texts and abstract discussion through balanced, five-skill study.
The five skills at B2
This B2 course is organised around the same five areas as every Spanishli level. The learning stays broad while its stage is defined by complex texts and discussions on abstract topics.
Notice how Spanish is put together and practise working with its forms.
Build your reading practice around written Spanish at your course stage.
Develop your understanding of spoken Spanish through levelled practice.
Put Spanish into writing, with practice shaped by the level you are studying.
Build spoken-language practice alongside the other course skills.
A considered rhythm
The course brings together repeatable study formats rather than a collection of disconnected topics.
Work through organised course units at the selected CEFR stage.
Use practice exercises as part of study across the five skill areas.
Section assessments are part of the programme's learning structure.
A glimpse of the practice
A short, original illustration of the kind of question you might consider at this stage. It is not a lesson or a course exercise.
“Aunque los resultados parecen positivos, conviene interpretar los datos con cautela.”
Although the results seem positive, the data should be interpreted with care.
Aunque introduces a contrast between two related ideas. Original illustration, not a lesson extract.
Questions about B2
Short answers to help you decide whether this is the right course page to explore.
B2 is upper-intermediate, associated with complex texts and discussions on abstract topics.
No. B2, like every level in the programme, is grouped into grammar, reading, listening, writing and speaking.
Section assessments exist in the programme. B2 uses the same structured-unit and practice-exercise approach as the other CEFR levels.
Keep exploring
Compare this stage with intermediate and advanced to see how the CEFR descriptions progress.
Your next step
Continue to the public starting-point experience or get started with Spanishli.