Upper-Intermediate (B2) Phrases to Supercharge Your Vocabulary 💪

Get 85% off the ELSA lifetime membership or 40% off a one-year membership: Download Elsa for free and get 7 days of the pro membership free: Let’s learn some advanced (B2) phrases to help you build your vocabulary. These words are at a B2 level, which is Cambridge’s upper-intermediate level of proficiency. I’ll teach you the meaning, tell you how the phrases are used, as well as go over the pronunciation so you can say them just like a native speaker. If you would like to review, here are the vocabulary from the lesson. 1. all along 2. keep / bear in mind 3. at your convenience 4. keep (someone) company 5. set an example 6. have an eye for (something) 7. at ease 8. in due course / time 9. fair enough 10. get on (someone’s) nerves 11. in that case 12. all over again /// CHECK OUT THESE OTHER GREAT LESSONS Binomial Expressions: Useful English Idioms: Awesome Phrasal Verbs: Advanced Vocabulary: Advanced Grammar: Improve Your Speaking: /// SUPPORT INTERACTIVE ENGLISH YouTube Member: Patreon: Facebook Subscriber: /// PRACTICE & IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH Audiobooks (Free Trial): Grammarly: **Links to Audible and Grammarly are affiliate links. We earn commission through these links. /// FOLLOW INTERACTIVE ENGLISH Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: /// RELEVANT HASHTAGS #InteractiveEnglish #vocabulary #advancedvocabulary #intermediatevocabulary #learnvocabulary #englishvocabulary #buildvocabulary ///LESSON CHAPTERS 0:00 all along 1:56 keep / bear in mind 3:42 ELSA Speak Announcement 5:49 at your (earliest) convenience 7:05 keep (someone) company 8:20 set an example 10:03 have an eye for (something) 10:57 at ease 12:27 in due course / time 13:17 fair enough 13:56 get on (someone’s) nerves 15:14 in that case 16:34 all over again 17:31 Review of Phrases /// OTHER SHOUT-OUTS Royalty-free images provided by Pixabay /// THANK YOU 😊 Thanks so much for being a part of our community. Learning English is an enriching experience that brings everyone all around the world closer together. Be sure to say “Hello” and write to us in the comments. We love hearing from all of you.