Richmond Vocabulary Builder B2 will help you learn the words you need:

• to speak and write more fluently and accurately in English
• to improve your listening and reading skills
• to prepare for exams at B2 level
  
  

* Ideal preparation for the Cambridge ESOL exams
* Plenty of engaging dialogues showing words in context with a range of accents used in the audio recordings
* Extra functional tips boxes throughout
* Students encouraged to personalise new vocabulary by the "Use the words you've learned" section at the end of each unit
* Includes fully trackable extra online practice for students and a test generator for teachers
* Self-study or classroom use (teacher's material available online)
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Collocations are the key to fluent English. Learning words on their own may enable students to communicate, but to sound natural, students must learn what words typically go together.

Using Collocations helps students improve the way they use the words they already know. Comprising twenty-four units and six review sections, collocations are first presented in simple exercises. Students go on to understand and use the collocations with confidence in a variety of contexts.

Using Collocations puts an emphasis on learning to use collocations appropriately. Collocations are always presented in typical contexts, and information on formality or informality is included. Exercises include working on a range of text types from tweets to emails, postcards to lett

Every learner of English wants to develop fluent, natural English-understanding and using phrasal verbs is an essential part of this development. "Using Phrasal Verbs" not only helps learners to understand phrasal verbs, but also helps them learn when and how to use phrasal verbs successfully, to produce more natural-sounding English. "Using Phrasal Verbs": teaches students over 400 commonly used phrasal verbs; builds students' confidence in using phrasal verbs appropriately through thorough and varied practice; presents phrasal verbs in context and in a wide range of text types, including tweets, texts, web posts, e-mails, notes and newspaper articles; offers six review sections, each comprising sixty questions for students to test themselves on phrasal verbs learnt in the previous un