B2 First practice for teachers
B2 First is the exam most upper-intermediate adult and teenage classes work toward. Grammar accuracy at this level is about range and control: conditionals, reported speech, the passive and relative clauses all need repeated, varied practice.
What to focus on
- Range of conditional forms and the passive
- Reported speech and reporting verbs
- Relative clauses and linking
- Gap-fill and multiple-choice item shapes for grammar and vocabulary
How to build practice from your coursebook
Generate item sets for one structure
Upload the grammar spread on the passive and ask for gap-fill sentences in three tenses. Students get quick, focused accuracy work.
Combine with your own error bank
Add your students’ real mistakes as a tip block or as a short paragraph, and keep the exercises aligned to what they actually get wrong.
Share targeted pages per student
Attach a page to a student’s name in your library and send only that link for individual homework.
Grammar topics up to B2
Ready-made explanations and exercises. Use them as they are, or as a model for the page you build.
- Reported speechB2 · 6 exercises
- Second conditionalB1 · 6 exercises
- Present perfectB1 · 6 exercises
- Passive voiceB1 · 6 exercises
- Relative clausesB1 · 6 exercises
- Past simpleA2 · 6 exercises
- Comparatives and superlativesA2 · 6 exercises
- Will vs going toA2 · 6 exercises
- First conditionalA2 · 6 exercises
- Modal verbs: can, must, should, have toA2 · 6 exercises
- Countable and uncountable nounsA2 · 6 exercises
- Present simpleA1 · 6 exercises
- Present continuousA1 · 6 exercises
- Prepositions of placeA1 · 6 exercises
- There is / there areA1 · 6 exercises
- Articles: a, an, theA1 · 6 exercises
Frequently asked questions
Does Pick Two Activity create official Cambridge exam papers?
No. It writes original practice from the page you give it, using gap-fill and multiple-choice items. It does not reproduce official papers, and the pages are not endorsed by Cambridge. Always check the official Cambridge English site for the current exam format.
Does it cover writing and speaking tasks?
No. It builds interactive gap-fill and multiple-choice practice, which fits grammar and vocabulary. Writing and speaking preparation still need your feedback.