Grammar, Reading & Vocabulary, Listening, and Speaking. This B2 test requires precision, nuance, and justification. The learner works independently, checks the answers, and then compares the result with Coach Assoa’s feedback.
Coach Assoa: At B2 level, you should distinguish strong certainty, simple probability, caution, and impossibility. Always justify your choice with linguistic or contextual clues.
Assessment overview
Each section is independent. The learner can start it, complete it, check it, and return later.
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Coach Assoa: Start with Grammar if you want a warm-up, or with Listening if you prefer to test your comprehension first.
Tip: write down your answers before checking them.
1) Grammar — Modals of Probability (B2)
Choose the best answer. The timer starts when you click “Start Grammar”.
Coach Assoa: At B2 level, probability modals also help you express judgment: must = strong deduction, may/might/could = possibility, can’t = logical impossibility, must have + past participle = deduction about the past.
2) Reading & Vocabulary (B2)
Read the text, answer the comprehension and vocabulary questions, then check your work.
Coach Assoa: At this level, you need to read between the lines. The text may give implicit clues about certainty, hypothesis, or past deduction.
3) Listening (B2)
Click “Start Listening” to launch the audio and display the questions. You have 3 listens maximum.
Click “Start Listening” to launch the audio and display the questions.
British accent • B2 level • automatic playback on start.
Coach Assoa: B2 listening is about identifying the speaker’s attitude, not only keywords. Pay attention to certainty, caution, and consequence.
4) Speaking (B2)
Prepare your response, record it if your browser allows it, then self-assess.
Coach Assoa: In speaking, develop your reasoning. At B2 level, you should explain probability, consequence, and the nuance of your choice.
Coach Assoa: Do not stop at a short sentence. Give a structured answer with a hypothesis, a justification, and a conclusion.
Suggested structure: I think... because... This suggests... Therefore, it must/might/can’t be...
General instructions
Start an exercise only when you are ready.
The timers stop automatically when time runs out.
Check your work before reviewing the answer key.
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Results and final correction
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