Lingu English — formerly Perfectly Spoken — runs a complete B2 Upper-Intermediate course for adults aiming at Cambridge B2 First, IELTS 5.5–7.0, or fluent English for work, study and everyday life. Sixty structured lessons, Cambridge-qualified teachers, weekly live practice and AI feedback between sessions.
Interact with fluent speakers without either side straining, hold your own in discussions, and produce clear, detailed writing across work, study and everyday life.
Every card answers one question: what will you actually be able to do in English at B2? Around 4,000 active words at your disposal.
Interact with fluent speakers without either side having to strain to keep up — at work, in study and in everyday life.
Discuss subjects like crime, the environment and the media — and back your position with relevant, ordered arguments.
Present subjects in your field, weighing advantages and disadvantages, without losing structure or your audience.
Read articles, reports and opinion pieces on contemporary issues without losing the thread of the argument.
Produce essays, reports and professional emails across a wide range of subjects, with control of structure and tone.
Passive forms, modal perfect, narrative tenses and reported speech — with the accuracy that turns a B2 into a B2 First pass.
B2 shows up in real situations — speaking up in a team meeting, writing a detailed email, defending a view in a discussion, sitting the B2 First speaking paper. The course rehearses exactly these.
Situations the course rehearses
You get your meaning across, but keeping up with fluent speakers and longer texts still takes effort.
Lessons focus on narrative tenses, passives, modal perfect, reported speech and contemporary topic vocabulary.
Weekly live practice gives feedback on how you sound, not only whether the answer is correct.
You interact, present and write across work, study and everyday life — and you are ready for B2 First.
Every Lingu English teacher is CELTA- or DELTA-qualified, holds at least one university degree (most a postgraduate one), and has a minimum of ten years’ practical classroom and online experience. At B2 the focus is fluency without strain, accuracy under pressure and exam readiness for Cambridge B2 First and IELTS.
Each curriculum area maps to an ability you will use — not a syllabus dump. Sixty lessons, ~35 minutes each, with a review every fifth slot.
The placement test tells you whether B2 is the right start, whether to finish B1 first, or whether Fast-track is the better route.
Five minutes to estimate your CEFR level.
Open the first lessons and try the 7-day free trial.
Self-study, live classes, or a cohort with a fixed finish line.
At B2 the work is fluency without strain, accuracy under pressure, clear detailed writing and reading for the argument — aligned to Cambridge B2 First and IELTS 5.5–7.0.
Same B2 outcome — three ways to get there. Choose the pace that fits your week.
Self-paced learning
Get daily English practice, with all course materials included, and a structured A1–C2 library, smart practice, and personal writing feedback from your teacher.
Drop-in live classes · Every day
Real teachers. Real conversations. Every week. A teacher-led English plan for B1+ adults: 12 small-group live sessions a month, unlimited webinars, AI practice between classes, and teacher-graded writing feedback.
One level, 12 weeks
Get to your next level in 12 weeks, with instructor-led focused training: and a signed completion certificate — plus full English Live included.
Honest answers on level fit, time commitment and what reaching B2 actually means.
At the recommended three hours a week, the 60 video lessons amount to roughly four to five months of self-study. Live practice runs alongside this, every week, and built-in review lessons consolidate as you go. The pace is yours — finish faster or slower; the platform stays open either way.
The Lingutest takes five minutes and gives you a CEFR level on the spot. B2 is the right starting point if you're already comfortable in everyday English and want to handle work, study or exams at upper-intermediate level — typically an IELTS score of 5.5 to 6.5 today. If you're between B1 and B2, or between B2 and C1, the result tells you where the gain is. Take the test.
The B2 course is aligned to Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE) and supports IELTS candidates working toward band 7.0. It builds the underlying language; for exam-specific technique — task types, timing, marking criteria — pair it with our Cambridge exam preparation or IELTS preparation.
Both. The 60 video lessons are available 24/7 in your subscription. On top of that, English Live and English Fast-track include weekly live B2 group classes with a teacher, dedicated speaking practice, and unlimited masterclass webinars. See live practice.
Free apps train recognition. Lingu trains production — with a real teacher who can hear your spoken English, read your writing and tell you what to fix. The AI practice partner fills the gap between sessions; it doesn't replace the teacher.
Yes. Your subscription covers every level. When you finish B2, you move straight into C1 Advanced at no extra cost. Most learners do.
Common. The Lingutest tells you which lessons to start with — sometimes that means finishing the last quarter of B1 before opening B2, sometimes it means skipping ahead. Your test result is the map.
Five minutes for the placement test. Seven days to try the platform. Then choose the pace that matches your goal.
