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CEFR B2 · Upper-Intermediate
Nine lessons built around the mood that separates intermediate from advanced — plus the connectors, passives and periphrases that make your Spanish sound written rather than translated.
New lessons are added regularly — this list will keep growing.
The B2 gateway — how to build it, and the four kinds of sentence that demand it.
Start lesson → 2Creo que vs. no creo que — the triggers that flip the mood, and the ones that never do.
Start lesson → 3Cuando, hasta que, para que, antes de que — the future-versus-habit rule that decides the mood.
Start lesson → 4Haya hablado — the subjunctive for things that have already happened.
Start lesson → 5Conozco a alguien que habla vs. busco a alguien que hable — known versus hypothetical.
Start lesson → 6Fue construido por — the true passive, the result with estar, and why Spanish usually prefers se.
Start lesson → 7Acabar de, volver a, dejar de, llevar + gerundio — nuance you can't get from tenses alone.
Start lesson → 8Sin embargo, por lo tanto, a pesar de — the glue that turns sentences into argument.
Start lesson → 9Es listo vs. está listo — the adjectives that change meaning, and why the A1 rule was a simplification.
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