Tag: English grammar

According to the British Council, learners at the B2 Upper Intermediate level can understand complex texts and interact with native speakers with a degree of fluency. The following is how to increase B2 proficiency.

Did you know the term "junk food" was first documented in the 1950s? It's a common misconception, but understanding what part of speech is "junk food" reveals it's a specific type of noun, not an adjective that simply describes food.

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) defines A2 as a 'Basic User' level, signifying that a learner has progressed beyond the absolute beginner stage. The criteria for A2 level are based on the ability to handle simple, routine tasks and communicate on familiar topics, which is a crucial stepping stone in language acquisition.