B2 · UPPER INTERMEDIATE

Your seven days of English

A small daily practice, chosen for your level. Work through the days in order, or return to an activity when you need it. Take the time you need.
Your focus: I can follow detailed discussions and explain different viewpoints.

DAY 1 · LISTENING · 10-15 minutes

Follow a changing opinion

Listen to the remote-work account and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Explain how the speaker’s opinion changed and the compromise they suggest.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 2 · GRAMMAR · 10-15 minutes

Ask a question more politely

Study the indirect-question examples and complete the matching activity.

Use it yourself
Turn two direct questions about working arrangements into polite indirect questions.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 3 · READING · 10-15 minutes

Evaluate a proposal

Read the urban-regeneration proposal and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Identify its main benefit, one objection and the writer’s response.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 4 · GRAMMAR · 10-15 minutes

Reflect on an alternative past

Review past modals and complete the gaps.

Use it yourself
Write two sentences about a past decision using “should have” or “could have”.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 5 · LISTENING · 10-15 minutes

Listen beyond a simple explanation

Listen to the high-street commentary and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Explain two causes of change and one proposed response.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

DAY 6 · READING · 10-15 minutes

Explore what home means

Read the opinion column about home and answer the questions.

Use it yourself
Explain the contrast between home as a place and home as a feeling.

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DAY 7 · WRITING · 10-15 minutes

Write with a clear purpose

Review the career-writing guidance and complete the activities.

Use it yourself
Draft a short formal complaint: explain the problem, give supporting details and request a reasonable solution.

Check the activity feedback. Try again where needed. Keep one useful phrase in your notes.

Keep your English moving

Look back over your notes. Which activity helped you most? Choose one thing to practise again this week. This pack is practice, not a placement result or a proficiency certificate.
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