All the B2 grammar in 15 days?
There are 15 modules and they each take two - three hours. You could do one per day!
Clear, short explanations
I explain everything you need to know in detail. You can watch my videos or read the explanations.
Proper, serious practice
Exercises, PDFs, reviews. You'll know the grammar properly (and be able to use it) by the end of the course.
"I can understand English quite well, but I don’t feel confident about my grammar "
I think there are two reasons why we sometimes don't speak English correctly.
1: There are some grammar points that we don’t understand completely.
2: We haven't practised using the grammar enough.
In this course, we're going to fix both of these problems.
The Ultimate B2 Grammar Course has:
Very clear (and short) video explanations, so you can really understand the tricky grammar.
Focused interactive exercises, so you can immediately check your understanding.
Printable PDFs, for days when you don't want to look at a screen.
Everything online, so you can study whenever and wherever you want, including on your phone.
Short lessons that fit conveniently into your life.
Help from the Perfect English Grammar teachers - we'll answer your questions inside the courses.
Hi, I’m Seonaid, your teacher!
And together with the Perfect English Grammar team, I've helped tens of millions of students improve their grammar.
I'm a British native speaker of English. I have a Master's degree (MPhil) from Cambridge University in English and Linguistics and I've been teaching English for many years.
Languages are wonderful! I love teaching and I love thinking about languages and how we can learn them really well. I'm here to help you use the best techniques to improve your grammar and achieve your English goals.
Here's what you get!
B2 Curriculum
- Download the section 1 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: The historic present (with the present simple and present continuous) (2:23)
- Exercise: The historic present
- Lesson 2: Present simple with speech act verbs (1:18)
- Exercise: Speech act verbs
- Lesson 3: Future continuous for politeness (2:28)
- Exercise: Future continuous for politeness
- Lesson 4: Future perfect simple form (1:42)
- Exercise: Future perfect form positive and negative
- Exercise: Future perfect form questions
- Exercise: Future perfect form mixed
- Lesson 5: Future perfect for something complete before a point in the future (2:21)
- Exercise: Future perfect for something complete before a point in the future
- Lesson 6: Future perfect continuous form (1:17)
- Exercise: Future perfect continuous form positive and negative
- Exercise: Future perfect continuous form questions
- Exercise: Future perfect continuous form mixed
- Lesson 7: Future perfect continuous for a time up to a point in the future (1:54)
- Exercise: Future perfect continuous for time up to a point in the future
- Section 1 review quiz
- Download the Section 2 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Present perfect for the future with clauses of time (1:33)
- Exercise: Present perfect for the future with clauses of time
- Lesson 2: Present perfect for things with a present result (2:26)
- Exercise: Present perfect for things with a present result
- Lesson 3: Present perfect continuous for things with a present result (2:57)
- Exercise: Present perfect continuous for things with a present result 1
- Exercise: Present perfect continuous for things with a present result 2
- Lesson 4: Present perfect or present perfect continuous? (2:51)
- Exercise: Present perfect or present perfect continuous?
- Section 2 review quiz
- Download the Section 3 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Past simple and past continuous for politeness (2:05)
- Exercise: Past simple and past continuous for politeness
- Lesson 2: Past perfect for things completed before a point in the past (2:15)
- Exercise: Past perfect for things completed before a point in the past
- Lesson 3: Past perfect continuous forms (1:03)
- Exercise: Past perfect continuous positive and negative
- Exercise: Past perfect continuous questions
- Exercise: Past perfect continuous mixed
- Lesson 4: Past perfect continuous for time up to then (1:55)
- Exercise: Past perfect continuous for time up to then
- Lesson 5: Past perfect simple or past perfect continuous? (3:14)
- Exercise: Past perfect simple or past perfect continuous
- Section 3 review quiz
- Download the section 5 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Verbs that change their meaning with gerunds / infinitives (5:40)
- Exercise: Verbs that change their meaning with gerunds / infinitives
- Lesson 2: Sense verbs + object + gerund / infinitive (2:14)
- Exercise: Sense verbs + object + gerund / infinitive
- Lesson 3: Participle clauses to give more information (3:59)
- Exercise: Participle clauses to give more information
- Section 5 review quiz
- Download the section 6 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: 'The' or 'no article' for specific and general - difficult cases (3:10)
- Exercise: 'The' or 'no article' for specific and general - difficult cases
- Lesson 2: 'A / an' + singular noun to generalise (1:47)
- Exercise: 'A / an' + singular noun to generalise
- Lesson 3: 'The' in comparative structures (the bigger, the better) (1:20)
- Exercise: 'The' in comparative structures (the bigger, the better)
- Lesson 4: 'The' and 'no article' for places in a city (2:59)
- Exercise: 'The' and 'no article' for places in a city
- Lesson 5: Articles with institutions (church / school / university / hospital) (1:59)
- Exercise: Articles with institutions (church / school / university / hospital)
- Lesson 6: 'The' and 'no article' with 'bed / home / work / town' (2:44)
- Exercise: 'The' and 'no article' with 'bed / home / work / town'
- Lesson 7: 'Little' and 'few' to show that we don't have enough (1:59)
- Exercise: 'Little' and 'few' to show that we don't have enough
- Section 6 review quiz
- Download section 7 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: The get passive (1:19)
- Exercise: The get passive
- Lesson 2: The passive with 'by' in a relative clause (1:03)
- Exercise: The passive with 'by' in a relative clause
- Lesson 3: The passive with verbs that take two objects (2:15)
- Exercise: The passive with verbs that take two objects
- Lesson 4: The causative with 'have' and 'get' (2:48)
- Exercise: The causative with 'have' and 'get'
- Section 7 review quiz
- Download the section 8 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Reporting verbs with 'that' (3:38)
- Exercise: Reporting verbs with 'that' 1
- Exercise: Reporting verbs with 'that' 2
- Lesson 2: Reporting verbs with questions (2:26)
- Exercise: Reporting verbs with questions
- Lesson 3: Reporting verbs with 'to + infinitive' or gerund (2:02)
- Exercise: Reporting verbs with 'to + infinitive or gerund
- Section 8 review quiz
- Download the section 9 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: 'Will' for present guesses and 'will' and 'would' for habits and tendencies (3:36)
- Exercise: 'Will' for present guesses
- Exercise: 'Will' and 'would' for habits and tendencies
- Lesson 2: 'Can' and 'could' for general truths and tendencies (1:28)
- Exercise: 'Can' and 'could' for general truths and tendencies
- Lesson 3: 'Should' for guesses about the present (1:34)
- Exercise: 'Should' for guesses about the present
- Lesson 4: 'Should / shouldn't have' for past regrets (1:21)
- Exercise: 'Should / shouldn't have' for past regrets
- Lesson 5: 'Must have' and 'can't have' for logical necessity in the past (1:28)
- Exercise: 'Must have' and 'can't have' for logical necessity in the past
- Lesson 6: 'Might have' and 'could have' for logical necessity in the past (1:27)
- Exercise: 'Might have' and 'could have' for logical necessity in the past
- Section 9 review quiz
- Download the section 10 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Prepositions in relative clauses (2:39)
- Exercise: Prepositions in relative clauses - informal
- Exercise: Prepositions in relative clauses - formal
- Lesson 2: Numbers / quantifiers + of which / of whom (0:58)
- Exercise: Numbers / quantifiers + of which / of whom
- Section 10 review quiz
- Download the section 11 pdfs here
- Lesson 1: Reflexive pronouns for emphasis (1:08)
- Exercise: Reflexive pronouns for emphasis
- Lesson 2: Possessive 's' and 'of' (1:43)
- Exercise: Possessive 's' and 'of'
- Lesson 3: Pronoun or determiner? (1:44)
- Exercise: Pronoun or determiner
- Lesson 4: 'This' and 'that' to talk about previous ideas (1:36)
- Exercise: 'This' and 'that'
- Section 11 review quiz
- Download the section 12 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Third conditionals (past unreal conditionals) (1:18)
- Exercise: Third conditionals 1
- Exercise: Third conditionals 2
- Lesson 2: Mixed conditionals (1:20)
- Exercise: Mixed conditionals
- Lesson 3: Words instead of 'if' (2:50)
- Exercise: 'In case'
- Exercise: 'Provided that' and 'as long as'
- Section 12 review quiz
- Download the section 13 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Adjective structures with 'to + infinitive' and 'that + clause' (2:01)
- Exercise: Adjectives + to + infinitive
- Lesson 2: Superlatives with 'by far' (0:45)
- Exercise: Superlatives with 'by far'
- Lesson 3: Adjectives that only go before nouns (2:06)
- Exercise: Adjectives that only go before nouns
- Lesson 4: Gradable and ungradable adjectives (2:57)
- Exercise: Gradable and non-gradable adjectives
- Lesson 5: 'How' with adjectives for questions and exclamations (2:15)
- Exercise: 'How' with adjectives
- Section 13 review quiz
- Download section 14 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Word order with 'quite' and 'enough' (2:07)
- Exercise: Quite and enough
- Lesson 2: Comparative adverbs (1:08)
- Exercise: Comparative adverbs
- Lesson 3: Superlative adverbs (1:02)
- Exercise: Superlative adverbs
- Lesson 4: Easily confused adverbs and adjectives (3:38)
- Exercise: Late / lately / hard / hardly
- Exercise: Traditional grammar and adverbs
- Section 14 review quiz
- Download section 15 PDFs here
- Lesson 1: Adjectives and prepositions (4:27)
- Exercise: Adjectives and prepositions 1
- Exercise: Adjectives and prepositions 2
- Lesson 2: Verbs and prepositions (4:21)
- Exercise: Verbs and prepositions 1
- Exercises: Verbs and prepositions 2
- Lesson 3: Verbs + different prepositions (2:21)
- Exercise: Verbs and different prepositions
- Lesson 4: Nouns and prepositions (4:38)
- Exercise: Nouns and prepositions 1
- Exercise: Nouns and prepositions 2
- Lesson 5: 'On the way' and 'in the way' (2:24)
- Exercise: 'On the way' and 'in the way'
- Section 15 review quiz
Frequently Asked Questions
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The course was fascinating. As in all the prior Perfect English Grammar courses I've taken, I've learnt a lot so I'm able to speak more fluently.
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The course is simple and logical. If I'm honest, this course is the best in my history.
Eric, from Quebec
I like that we develop a different way to think in English alongside all the exercises. I am absolutely better at English, now I don't mind speaking in front of a group.
Max, from Israel
I like the way it's organized. The explanations are very short and clear for understanding. There are many exercises in this course that can help to use grammar knowledge in practice immediately.
Mattia, from Italy
Finally a lesson with lots of exercises to practice and many tools to help to memorize. I've been speaking English since year 1999 but I've never paid enough attention to being correct or having a good structure. Now, thanks to PEG, my English is getting better and better.
Elena, from Russia
I really liked some unconventional explanations of grammar. For example, when both Past simple tense and Present Perfect tense are possible depending on marker words (recently/last week).
Manuela, from Germany
The structure is perfect.
Alice, from Hong Kong
Very concise and clear explanations.
Emilio, from Brazil
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Isabella, from Korea
The repetition made an excellent practice If I’d had to take an exam, I would have done very well. Nothing but good results!
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The length and level of exercise is just about right and I can attend the online class at anytime. I am clearer about the grammar and it is useful to my job which involves a lot of writing.
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Radosław, from Poland
I had many new cases which I hadn't had before in other courses. What is important, I practised writing.
Ivana, from Slovakia
I liked the clear and short explanation, the flashcards, a lot of exercises . I feel more confident in an English conversation.
Pilar, from Spain
I liked the quantity of exercises and the information about B2.
Elena, from Russia
This course very helpful for learning and repeating grammar. I started using grammar more confidently.
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I liked everything!!
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As in your other courses, your topics and examples are very effective and interesting. I learned something new and ıt was very useful for me.
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Svetlana, from Russia
Everything was explained very clearly, with a lot of examples and details I've improved my knowledge of grammar on tenses, indirect speech and conditionals a lot.
Ivana, from Slovakia
The tutor, exercises, short explanations, Anki decks and the final quiz were great. It’s really hard to find something wrong. My confidence in English has grown.