B2 Grammar Exercises
Interactive grammar exercises for Upper Intermediate (B2) English learners, aligned to the CEFR B2 level. Free to use with instant feedback and no sign-up required.
Suitable for self-study and classroom use. Teachers can build assignments from these activities and track student progress.
Turning verbs and adjectives into nouns — B2 grammar guide will have been doing (for how long, by then) — B2 grammar guide be to, be about to, be due to — B2 grammar guide being told, being asked (the -ing of a passive) — B2 grammar guide dare: a few fixed ways to use it — B2 grammar guide have / get something done, get someone to do it — B2 grammar guide is being done (the passive, in progress) — B2 grammar guide Walking home, ... (shorter clauses) — B2 grammar guide ..., most of whom ... (formal relative clauses) — B2 grammar guide Never have I seen ... (inversion for emphasis) — B2 grammar guide It was ... that ... (clefts for emphasis) — B2 grammar guide This problem, I can solve (fronting) — B2 grammar guide I think so. He does. (saying less) — B2 grammar guide Were I you, ... / Had I known, ... (formal if) — B2 grammar guide must have been doing (guessing about the past) — B2 grammar guide however, therefore, furthermore (linking ideas) — B2 grammar guide Where you put only changes the meaning — B2 grammar guide A past choice, a result you feel now — B2 grammar guide Softening a claim (careful wording) — B2 grammar guide Find your English level — free CEFR placement test