B2 Writing Worksheets

51 printable writing worksheets · B2 (Upper-intermediate)

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Writing · EssaysEssays: analyzing the questionB220 minFree

Writing · ReportsReports: features of a formal reportB220 minFree

Writing · ReviewsReviews: reading a model movie reviewB220 minFree

Writing · ProposalsProposals: features of a proposalB220 minFree

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: layout and key featuresB220 minFree

Writing · ArticlesArticles: features of a magazine articleB220 minFree

Writing · HalloweenHalloween: a story with a twist in the tailB245 minFree

B2 writing worksheets

The 48 most used of 51, most used first.

Writing · StoriesStories: a story with a surprise endingB245 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: analyzing the questionB220 minFree

Writing · EssaysEssays: writing a clear thesis statementB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: structuring a for-and-against essayB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: topic sentences and supporting ideasB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: linking and contrasting ideasB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: formal register and hedgingB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: writing strong conclusionsB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: plan and write challengeB220 minPremium

Writing · ReportsReports: features of a formal reportB220 minFree

Writing · ReportsReports: headings and purpose statementsB220 minPremium

Writing · ReportsReports: describing survey findingsB220 minPremium

Writing · ReportsReports: impersonal and objective languageB220 minPremium

Writing · ReportsReports: making recommendationsB220 minPremium

Writing · ReportsReports: plan and write challengeB220 minPremium

Writing · ReviewsReviews: reading a model movie reviewB220 minFree

Writing · ReviewsReviews: descriptive adjectives and key nounsB220 minPremium

Writing · ReviewsReviews: giving balanced opinionsB220 minPremium

Writing · ReviewsReviews: engaging openings and titlesB220 minPremium

Writing · ReviewsReviews: recommending and word formationB220 minPremium

Writing · ReviewsReviews: plan and write challengeB220 minPremium

Writing · ProposalsProposals: features of a proposalB220 minFree

Writing · ProposalsProposals: persuasive languageB220 minPremium

Writing · ProposalsProposals: presenting costs and benefitsB220 minPremium

Writing · ProposalsProposals: formal register and word formationB220 minPremium

Writing · ProposalsProposals: anticipating objectionsB220 minPremium

Writing · ProposalsProposals: plan and write challengeB220 minPremium

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: layout and key featuresB220 minFree

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: choosing a formal registerB220 minPremium

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: making a complaintB220 minPremium

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: indirect questionsB220 minPremium

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: a covering letter for a jobB220 minPremium

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: writing challengeB220 minPremium

Writing · ArticlesArticles: features of a magazine articleB220 minFree

Writing · ArticlesArticles: catchy titles and strong openingsB220 minPremium

Writing · ArticlesArticles: talking directly to your readerB220 minPremium

Writing · ArticlesArticles: vivid language and descriptionB220 minPremium

Writing · ArticlesArticles: paragraphs and linking ideasB220 minPremium

Writing · ArticlesArticles: writing challengeB220 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: for and against tourist taxesB245 minPremium

Writing · ReportsReports: the local sports centerB245 minPremium

Writing · ReviewsReviews: a nature documentary seriesB245 minPremium

Writing · ArticlesArticles: the best advice I was givenB245 minPremium

Writing · Formal lettersFormal letters: volunteering emailB245 minPremium

Writing · Informal emailsInformal emails: advice for a friendB245 minPremium

Writing · EssaysEssays: is learning to drive still worth it?B245 minPremium

Writing · HalloweenHalloween: a story with a twist in the tailB245 minFree

Writing · HalloweenHalloween: an article about a local legendB245 minPremium

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About B2 writing worksheets

B2 writers produce clear, detailed texts on a wide range of subjects, developing an argument and giving reasons for and against a point of view. Genres include the discursive essay, article, review, report and formal or informal email or letter, typically 140–190 words, matching the B2 First Writing paper.

Each worksheet analyzes a model for organization, register and cohesion, then practices the language that raises a text to B2: complex sentences, a range of linkers, precise vocabulary and appropriate formality. Planning frames help students develop a third idea of their own in essays and choose a suitable structure for reports and reviews.

Answer keys and sample answers are included in the teacher copy. Print it or download a PDF, or share a class link so students can write and submit online with no account needed.

Teaching tips: B2 writing worksheets

Teach the difference in register between an article, a report and a formal email explicitly with side-by-side models.
Require a paragraph plan with topic sentences before students start drafting.
Ask students to highlight their linkers and complex structures in a different color to check range.
Use the four B2 First assessment areas, content, communicative achievement, organization and language, for self-assessment.
Recycle one essay topic as a speaking discussion before writing to generate ideas.

Questions teachers ask

What text types are tested at B2 First?

Part 1 is a compulsory essay; in Part 2 candidates choose from an article, email or letter, report or review, all 140–190 words.

How can students make their essays sound more B2?

Use a wider range of linking devices and complex sentences, avoid repetition with precise vocabulary and keep a consistent, neutral register.

Are sample answers provided?

Yes. Each writing task includes a sample answer in the teacher copy, which works well for analysis and peer marking.