B2 upper-intermediate English listening comprehension practice. Ideal for ESL self-study or classroom use. Includes a printable PDF with answers and lesson plan.

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Explore the English Conversation Questions Hub to improve your English or to help your students. Ideal for self-study or for the ESL classroom.

Learn how to use "would" in English. This page covers polite offers, wishes, conditionals, reported speech, and more — ideal for B2/C1 learners and teachers.

Practice 100+ past perfect conversation questions for B1/B2 English learners. Includes grammar tips and categorized questions to boost your speaking skills.

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