por Raúl | set 10, 2026 | Inglês intermediário superior B2
In English, word groups are small units of words that we speak together without pausing. These groups are often called ‘thought units’ because they represent a single idea or piece of information. Learning to group words correctly and use natural pauses is...
por Raúl | set 9, 2026 | Inglês intermediário superior B2
The Third Conditional and should have + past participle are key B2 English structures for discussing the past, but they serve different purposes. The Third Conditional helps you talk about hypothetical situations in the past that did not happen, and their imaginary...
por Raúl | set 9, 2026 | Inglês intermediário superior B2
The key difference in crime vocabulary is understanding the context: Theft is general stealing, robbery involves force against a person, and burglary is entering a building illegally to steal. These three words are often confused, but they describe very different...
por Raúl | set 9, 2026 | Inglês intermediário superior B2
The First Conditional describes real or very likely future situations and their results, while the Second Conditional talks about imagined, unlikely, or hypothetical situations in the present or future. Both are essential for expressing possibilities and consequences...
por Raúl | set 9, 2026 | Inglês intermediário superior B2
Understanding key money vocabulary is essential for discussing finance confidently in English. At B2 level, you need to go beyond basic terms and grasp words related to personal finance, business, and economics. This includes understanding concepts like debt, which is...
por Raúl | set 6, 2026 | Inglês intermediário superior B2
To describe remote places effectively in English, use specific adjectives that convey their unique characteristics, such as their size, natural state, or how welcoming they are. These words help you paint a vivid picture for your listener or reader, whether you are...
