Phrasal verbs, Phrases and collocations: B2- intermediate:

B2-level (Upper-Intermediate) English requires mastering natural phrasal verbs, idioms, and collocations to boost fluency. Key phrasal verbs include bring up (raise a child), turn down (reject), come across(find by chance), and put up with(tolerate). Focus on collocations like make an effort and take advantage of.

Common B2 Phrasal Verbs:

* Break down: To stop functioning (vehicles/machines).

* Bring up: To mention a topic or raise a child.

* Come across: To find something or meet someone by chance.

* Fall out (with): To have an argument and stop being friendly with someone.

* Get by: To manage with the money/skills you have.

* Get down to: To start doing something seriously.

* Look into: To investigate.

* Make for: To result in or move towards.

* Put up with: To tolerate an unpleasant person or situation.

* Run out of: To use all of a supply.

* Set up: To start a business or arrange something.

* Take after: To resemble a family member.

* Turn down: To reject an offer or reduce volume.

Key B2 Collocations (Words that go together)

* Take advantage of: To use a situation to your benefit.

* Make an effort: To try to do something.

* Break a habit: To stop doing something you do often.

* Keep a promise: To do what you said you would.

* Have a tendency to: To be likely to do something.

Useful B2 Idiomatic Phrases:

* At all costs: To do something regardless of the effort or cost.

* In the long run: Eventually; over a long period of time.

* On the tip of my tongue: To be close to remembering something.

* Lose your temper: To become very angry.

* Get my head around it: To understand something complex.

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