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CEFR B2 · Module

Reading

Read with ease and joy.

Overview

Read articles and reports on contemporary problems in which writers adopt particular stances.

Goal

Read the text types of this level for both gist and detail.

Estimated hours

36

Lessons

7

Difficulty

Core

Learning Goals

What you'll be able to do by the end of this module.

1

Read newspapers and reports comfortably

2

Follow a full novel at B2 level

3

Distinguish fact from opinion in articles

Lessons

A fixed sequence — each lesson unlocks as you finish the one before it.

Opinion Article

Lesson 1 · 10 min

Easy

Not started

Report

Lesson 2 · 15 min

Easy

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Academic Passage

Lesson 3 · 20 min

Core

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Full Novel Chapter

Lesson 4 · 25 min

Challenge

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Data & Charts

Lesson 5 · 10 min

Easy

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Argument Analysis

Lesson 6 · 15 min

Core

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Speed Reading

Lesson 7 · 20 min

Core

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Practice

Every lesson comes with these focused practice activities.

Questions

Comprehension

Check that you caught the main ideas and key details.

8 min

Reading between lines

Inference

Work out what the writer implies but never says directly.

10 min

Write-back

Summary

Compress the text into three sentences — the AI scores accuracy.

10 min

Cloze

Vocabulary in context

Guess meaning from context before checking the definition.

8 min

Mini Quiz

A quick check on Full Novel Chapter — a full quiz sits inside every lesson.

B2 · Full Novel Chapter

What is the writer's own stance in the passage?

Why. B2 reading is about identifying stance built through concession.

AI Learning Tips

Personalised study advice from your AI teacher.

For reading at B2: Time yourself: aim for 200 words per minute in your target language.

Study 20 minutes daily — consistency beats cramming for language memory.

Speak aloud even when practising alone. Muscle memory is real.

Review yesterday's material before starting new content — the AI schedules this automatically.

Next Level Advice

Master these reading skills before moving to C1 · Advanced.

To reach C1

What you need for C1 · Advanced

1

Finish Academic Reading lessons

2

Read long complex texts with ease

3

Compare stylistic differences

You're closer than it feels — steady daily minutes do the work for you.