Know the exact shape of the B2 exam, and studying stops feeling vague.
DELE B2 is a real jump in difficulty: complex texts, abstract argument, and a demand for fluency and nuance. At B2 you're expected to defend a position, weigh pros and cons, and understand implicit meaning.
Four tasks, ~70 minutes. Longer, denser texts: opinion pieces, literary or journalistic passages, and gap-fill tasks testing grammar and cohesion.
Five tasks, ~40 minutes. Interviews, debates, and longer monologues at near-natural speed. You'll track arguments and attitudes, not just facts.
Two tasks, ~80 minutes. Typically a formal letter/complaint/proposal responding to input, plus an essay or report (~150–180 words) arguing a position with structure and connectors.
Three tasks with prep: present and defend a proposal, debate it with the examiner, and describe/comment on a photo and a survey or graphic.
Like every DELE level, B2 splits into two groups — Reading+Listening and Writing+Speaking — each worth 50 points, each needing 30 to pass. You must pass both. Don't let strong reading hide weak writing.
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