B2 Spanish Level

General Objectives for B2 Spanish level

At B2 Spanish level student will obtain the following skills:

• Understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discussions in his/her field of specialization.
• Interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party.
• Produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

 

 

Communicative Content

Grammatical content

Refer to news and comment Relate a news report/tell a story Learn how to use the journalistic language Understand news in different media Give an opinion Evaluate various options Propose conditions Argue different perspectives/viewpoints Express agreement and disagreement Refer to topics or other interventions Give advice or evoke/conjure up imaginary situations Comment on actions and behaviors Express desires and repudiation Express cause and purpose Give advice and make proposals Talk about feelings and personality Talk about people’s qualities and objects Talk about cities: describe and discuss qualities Speak of previous beliefs about something Express positive, negative and neutral feelings about something Explain a condition a situation Create/initiate conditions and requirements Describe activities, movements and the situation of people and things Give instructions Talk about the posture of the body Express feelings and moods Express purpose Express intention Allude to promises in indirect form Claim the fulfillment of a commitment Combine times in the past form Refer to past events Communicate/carry on requests and warnings Tell stories (tales, legends…) Make predictions about the future Analyze and expose problems related to the environment (its causes and its consequences) Cohere texts Talk about a job: Qualities, problems, functions and feelings Describe a company Describe/Explain some features of formal texts Evaluate past events Talk about facts not related to the past and its consequences Make reproaches Convey what others have said in the past

Use of “aunque” Verbs with pronouns Pretérito Indefinido vs Pretérito Imperfecto Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto Simple present of Subjuntivo Superlatives Exclamatory phrases Relative phrases Simple future Future perfect The Passive Pretérito Imperfecto of Subjuntivo Ir a + infinitivo Seguir/continuar + gerundio Dejar de+ infinitivo Ser / estar + bueno, horrible… Ser / estar + bien/mal… Como/cuando/adonde + presente de subjuntivo Lo que más/menos… Con tal de que + presente subjuntivo… Me gusta… Me encanta… Me sorprende… Me llama la atención…

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