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B2 Essay Style: Sound Clear and Reasoned Without Becoming Stiff
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Cambridge B2 First Writing — Course 7
Explore Essay: The Exact Task Requirements, Language for B2 Essays and Model Essays: 6 Tasks, Band 5 vs Band 3.
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Essay: The Exact Task Requirements
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Language for B2 Essays
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Model Essays: 6 Tasks, Band 5 vs Band 3
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Orientation: The B2 First Writing Paper
- What's in the paper
- How Writing is marked
- Golden rules for the whole paper
The Assessment Scales Made Simple
- The Assessment Scales Made Simple
- Content — Relevant and Complete Ideas
- Communicative Achievement — Appropriate Style and Purpose
- Organisation — Structure and Cohesion
- Language — Grammar and Vocabulary
Essay: The Exact Task Requirements
- Understanding the essay task
- Length: 140–190 words
- Target reader and tone
- Typical essay topics
- Quick compliance checklist
Essay Method
- Essay Method
- Step 1: Planning — targets Content & Organisation
- Step 2: Drafting — targets Communicative Achievement & Language
- Step 3: Editing & proofreading — targets Language accuracy + final Content/Organisation/CA checks
- How each step meets the criteria
Language for B2 Essays
- Discourse markers , by function
- Hedging and softening language
- Expressing cause and effect
- Contrasting ideas and counterarguments
- Stance verbs and opinion phrases
- Precise B2-level grammar choices
- Topic vocabulary and collocations
Model Essays: 6 Tasks, Band 5 vs Band 3
- Model Essays: 6 Tasks, Band 5 vs Band 3
- Model Task 1 — Education vs work after school
- Model Task 2 — Protecting the environment: who is responsible?
- Model Task 3 — The internet: closer or isolating?
- Model Task 4 — Sports for all students?
- Model Task 5 — Should youth do unpaid volunteer work?
- Model Task 6 — Job choice: high salary vs satisfaction
Guided Practice: 10 Essay Tasks
- Guided Practice: 10 Essay Tasks
- Task 1 — Social media communication
- Task 2 — School curriculum: exams vs life skills
- Task 3 — Pollution solutions: public transport vs laws
- Task 4 — Gap year: good or bad idea?
- Task 5 — Dangerous sports: ban or allow?
- Task 6 — Arts vs science in school
- Task 7 — Artificial intelligence: boon or bane?
- Task 8 — Living at home vs moving out
- Task 9 — Money and happiness
- Task 10 — Influence on children: parents or teachers?
Common Mistakes & Fix-Ups
- Common Mistakes & Fix-Ups
Mini Mock for Part 1
- Mini Mock for Part 1
Strategy, Choice, Audience & Planning
- Strategy, Choice, Audience & Planning
- Choosing the best task
- Audience, purpose, tone
- Planning & time management for Part 2
Writing an Article
- Purpose, audience, register
- Structure of a strong article
- Must-have features
- Worked task: "Lessons Learned" — a life-changing experience
- Model answers compared
- Language bank for articles
- Article checklist
Writing an Email/Letter
- Writing an Email/Letter
- Purposes you may meet
- Audience ladder
- Register control
- Structure and format
- Email/letter checklist
- A. Master essay skeleton
- B. Top-20 linker quick list
- C. Formal-swap table
- D. 4-week study plan
Mock Tests
Practice quizzes
- Full B2 First Writing Paper
- Full B2 First Writing Paper
- Full B2 First Writing Paper
- Full B2 First Writing Paper
- Full B2 First Writing Paper
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