Upper-intermediate (B2) English Grammar Teaching Resources eBook (Second Edition)

Challenge B2 learners with 100+ grammar resources focused on accuracy, complexity, and fluent use. Suitable for any age group and designed for minimal prep.

Use this eBook to teach higher-level grammar clearly, then extend it with freer and communicative speaking tasks so students can use the target language more naturally.

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What you get

A complete set of upper-intermediate grammar resources that supports deeper practice, stronger accuracy, and more independent speaking at B2.

Included:

• Over 100 ready-to-teach resources
• Worksheets, speaking activities, and grammar games
• Pairwork and groupwork tasks
• Clear teacher’s notes with step-by-step procedures
• Full answer keys
• Printable A4 PDF format
• Interactive contents menu with shortcut links

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Grammar coverage (B2)

Resources are grouped by grammar point and include controlled, freer, and communicative practice.

Voice, clauses, and sentence structure

• Active vs. passive voice (review and practice)
• Passive voice, including future perfect passive and mixed tenses
• Passive infinitive
• Adverbial clauses and subordinating conjunctions
• Adverbial phrases for making comments
• Noun clauses (including noncommittal responses)
• Noun phrases (forming and reforming phrases)
• Relative clauses (defining)

Comparisons

• Complex comparisons between clauses, verb phrases, and noun phrases
• Comparative modifiers
• Comparative correlative structures, including The...the...

Conditionals and related structures

• Zero conditional
• First conditional (including probability phrases)
• Second conditional (definitions, hypothetical situations, and question practice)
• Third conditional (regrets and review practice)
• Mixed conditionals (review and practice)
• Conditional words and phrases, including unless
• As if and as though
• Regret structures with I wish, If only, and I'd rather with the past perfect

Future forms

• Future continuous (statements and questions)
• Future perfect (simple and continuous)
• Future continuous vs future perfect
• Future perfect simple (including yes/no questions)
• Future simple predictions
• Mixed future forms (will, be going to, present continuous) for intentions and certainty
• Future expressions with be (for example, be about to)
• Future time clauses and future time clause idioms

Gerunds, infinitives, and speaking-focused practice

• Gerund phrases for past intentions and plans
• Gerunds and infinitives review and sentence completion

Past and present review

• Past perfect (including time clauses)
• Past perfect continuous and contrasts with past perfect
• Past simple vs past continuous
• Past simple vs present perfect
• Past tense review
• Present perfect continuous
• Present tense review

Reported and conversational grammar

• Reported speech with a range of reporting verbs
• Infinitive clauses with reporting verbs
• Tag questions (including tags after imperatives)
• Wh follow-up questions

Extra language support

• I wish and If only for regrets
• Imperatives through instruction-giving
• Irregular verbs (infinitive, past simple, past participle)
• Narrative tenses
• Superlatives and advanced superlative structures
• Used to forms, including get used to and would

How it is organized

To help you find the right resource quickly, the materials are:

• Categorized by grammar point
• Arranged in alphabetical order in the contents
• Labeled by aim and activity type
• Linked with shortcut hyperlinks so you can jump straight to what you need

Activity types are clearly defined:

• Worksheets focus on form and function with grammar and vocabulary exercises
• Activities provide interactive practice, usually with speaking
• Games add fun, repetition, and energy while keeping the language goal clear

Speaking activities are labeled as controlled, freer, or communicative practice, so you can choose the level of support students need.

How to use it in class

You can use these materials to:

• Introduce or reinforce a grammar point
• Move from controlled practice into freer speaking
• Run review lessons and consolidation sessions
• Set extra practice, homework, or revision
• Support tutoring, mixed-ability classes, and cover lessons

These materials are supplementary and can be used alongside most general English coursebooks and lesson plans.

Format and access

Format:

• Printable A4 PDF
• Interactive contents menu

Access:

• Download from My Downloads in your Teach-This profile after purchase
• Download access remains active for one year from the date of purchase

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