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B2 English grammar exercises

Each grammar topic has four practice sets: a scored quiz, two sentence sets and ten writing challenges. Open one topic for 40 exercises without leaving the skill you searched for.

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4focused topics

16practice sets

160exercises

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How this practice helps you

Find a focused topic instead of guessing where to start.
Move from recognising a pattern to using it yourself.
Get a suggested next step from the three-question preview.

TRY IT · SEE WHY THE ANSWER WORKS

Which sentence identifies a subset of students?

Choose an answer. We’ll explain the reasoning.

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The students who passed celebrated.. Without commas, the clause identifies which students celebrated.

Understand every option

A. The students who passed celebrated.
Without commas, who passed identifies the particular students who celebrated.
B. The students, who passed, celebrated.
The commas make who passed extra information about the already identified group of students.
C. Both have exactly the same meaning.
The punctuation changes whether the clause identifies a group or adds information about it.

Question 1 of 3

Reduced relative clauses

Make descriptions more concise without changing their meaning.

40 exercises · 4 sets B2

Defining vs non-defining clauses

See how commas change what your sentence means.

40 exercises · 4 sets B2

Gerunds & infinitives: meaning changes

Compare stop, remember and try in practical examples.

40 exercises · 4 sets EXTENSION PRACTICE

Advanced English grammar exercises

Bring grammar patterns together in a mixed review, then work through sentence practice and writing challenges.

40 exercises · 4 sets

Need a refresher first? Review three supporting topics

Conditionals: real & imagined situations

Connect a condition to its possible or imagined result.

40 exercises · 4 sets B1

Reported speech: share what someone said

Report statements without losing the original meaning.

40 exercises · 4 sets B1

Past perfect continuous exercises

Describe an activity continuing up to a past moment.

40 exercises · 4 sets

A CLEAR WAY FORWARD

Make this your practice session

Choose the time you have. These are suggested study plans, not timers.

10 MIN

Find one gap

Pick a topic and take its scored warm-up. Let the explanations show you what needs more practice.

Browse grammar topics →30 MIN

Strengthen one topic

Stay with one topic for the warm-up and two sentence sets. Check the model answers and revise mistakes.

Choose a topic →60 MIN

Take a topic from rule to use

Complete all four sets, including ten writing challenges. Review the rule whenever an answer surprises you.

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Skills to work on in this practice

Choose a topic that matches your difficulty
Understand why an answer works
Move from recognition to your own sentences

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Questions learners ask

Open the question that matches where you got stuck.

What should I practise in B2 grammar?

Use this collection to practise relative-clause meaning, verb-pattern choices and more complex time relationships. Explain the difference between two possible sentences as well as choosing a correct form. This is focused practice, not a complete B2 syllabus.