Environment: B2-Intermediate:

Environment:

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B2 (Upper-Intermediate) English learners focusing on the environment should master vocabulary regarding sustainability, pollution, and climate change, such as reforestation, carbon footprint, renewable energy, and biodiversity. Key topics include fossil fuels, waste management, wildlife conservation, and environmental policies, with an emphasis on discussing solutions and making arguments about ecological issues.

Key Vocabulary & Concepts (B2 Level)

* Pollution & Waste: Toxic waste, carbon footprint, garbage patch, emissions, pollution control.

* Energy & Conservation: Wind power, solar farms, renewable energy, energy-efficient, sustainability.

* Nature & Biodiversity: Deforestation, reforestation, endangered species, habitat destruction, ecosystem.

* Climate Change: Greenhouse gases, global warming, natural disasters, rising sea levels.

Common B2 Environmental Phrases & Idioms

* "To go green" (to adopt a more eco-friendly lifestyle).

* "On the verge of extinction".

* "To cut down on" (reduce consumption).

* "To run out of" (consume all of a resource).

* "To pose a threat" (to be dangerous to).

Key Grammar & Skills Practice

* Conditionals: Using second and third conditionals to discuss environmental scenarios (e.g., "If we didn't use fossil fuels, the air would be cleaner").

* Passive Voice: Commonly used in reporting environmental damage (e.g., "Thousands of trees are being cut down every day").

* Discussion Skills: Arguing for or against environmental policies, such as banning plastic or investing in specific renewable energies.

* Phrasal Verbs: Die out, wash up, use up, dry up, clean up.

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