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Level: Intermediate (CEFR:B1+)
This means your level of English equates to 400 - 500 hours of guided instruction.
Please see the Cambridge English assessment chart below
Next Step: Upper Intermediate (CEFR:B2)
You need approximately 100-150 hours of guided instruction to reach the next level.
This is how you can achieve this:
Comparing Levels
Intermediate (CEFR:B1+) vs Upper Intermediate (CEFR:B2)
Speaking B1+
I can:
* speak regularly with native speakers, discussing familiar topics in detail such as family, hobbies, work, travel and news.
* talk about past experiences and future plans, giving reasons.
Reading B1+
I can:
* read letters, articles, stories and reports about common topics
* understand descriptions of events, feelings and wishes.
Speaking B2
I can:
* communicate fluently and spontaneously with other English speakers.
* take part in discussions presenting and justifying my opinions.
* give clear detailed descriptions on a wide range of subjects.
Reading B2
I can understand:
* articles and reports about contemporary issues.
* contemporary literature.
Listening B1+
I can understand:
* the main points of any familiar topic related to work, school, leisure etc.
* most TV news and current affairs programmes.
* the majority of films.
Writing B1+
I can write:
* clearly and in detail about a wide range of subjects.
* letters about events and personal experiences.
Listening B2
I can understand:
* long complex speech and lines of argument.
* most television programmes, news and films.
Writing B2
I can write:
* detailed, clear, well-structured text to express my points of view.
* about complex subjects in a letter, an essay or a report.
* in an appropriate style.
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