A complete self-study lesson with interactive activities, model essay analysis, planning practice, useful language, and a final writing task for Cambridge B2 First Writing Part 1.

Learn how to write a formal letter or email for Cambridge B2 First Writing Part 2. Study formal style, useful phrases, a model answer and practice activities.

Learn how to write an informal email for Cambridge B2 First Writing Part 2. Study the structure, useful phrases, model answer and interactive practice activities.

Get ready for B2 First Speaking Part 3 and Part 4 with practical exam tips, useful phrases, and real practice tasks. Learn how to collaborate with your partner, keep the conversation going, give extended answers, and build confidence before exam day.

Nominal relative clauses, also known as fused relative clauses, function as noun clauses and allow for more concise expression in English. T

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A review is one of the possible writing tasks in Cambridge B2 First Writing Part 2. In this type of task, you may be asked to review a book, film, TV series, restaurant, shop, website, app, product, event or place. The subject can change, but the basic job is always the same: You need to describe it, give your opinion, support your ideas with examples, and say whether you would recommend it to other people. This lesson will help you write a clear, well-organised review using