One of the most effective strategies for reaching a strong B2 level is not learning more words, but learning to use the right ones. A language coach recently explained this idea during a workshop. She said that many learners already know a considerable number of words, but they often choose vague ones instead of precise, accurate vocabulary. According to her, a convincing argument or a reliable piece of writing depends less on quantity and more on relevant word choice. She recommended that learners narrow down their most frequent vocabulary mistakes and focus on correcting them one by one, rather than trying to memorize long lists. She also emphasized that consistent practice, even in short sessions, produces more significant progress than occasional long study sessions. Finally, she encouraged the group to see this stage of their preparation as an opportunity to work out the kinks in their English before the final evaluation.