Murder Mystery: Who Did It?
Eight clues, five suspects, and one killer to find. This B2 murder mystery ESL lesson plan gets students debating from start to finish.
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Eight clues, five suspects, and one killer to find. This B2 murder mystery ESL lesson plan gets students debating from start to finish.
Professional networking in English with this B2 lesson plan. Covers elevator pitches, follow-up strategies, useful phrases, and role-play scenarios.
B2 lesson on AI and tech idioms like "game changer" and "pull the plug." Includes matching, gap-fills, and speaking practice.
Master formal English in this B2 lesson with grammar patterns, modal verbs, phrasal verb replacements, and role-plays transforming casual talk.
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Master professional email writing at B2 level with 7 expert tips for clarity, structure, and workplace communication effectiveness.
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Compare best and worst jobs for B2 learners. Real market data, career vocabulary, and interview practice for upper-intermediate ESL students.