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DELF B2
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Resources to pass the DELF B2

Tips for each paper, method, vocabulary, exercises and exam-day advice — all in one place.

Tips for each paper

Listening

Read the questions before listening, note signal words, identify the speaker's opinion.

Reading

Skim the text, find the author's thesis, infer the meaning of unknown words.

Writing

Structure the argumentative essay: introduction, illustrated arguments, concession, conclusion.

Speaking

Build your presentation in 30 minutes and rephrase during the debate with the examiner.

Method and practice

DELF B2 vocabulary

Themed lists (environment, work, health, media…) reviewed with spaced repetition.

B2 grammar

Subjunctive, conditional, linking words, passive voice: the rule, then practice.

DELF B2 exercises

Corrected exercises for each paper, from simple to full exam format.

Mock exams

Complete papers in the new format, under real conditions, scored out of 100.

Free resources to go further

To improve comprehension, listen to and read authentic B2-level French every day.

Do you need a DELF B2 prep book?

A prep book gives you papers and answer keys, but no timer, no limited replays and no personal feedback. If you choose one, check that it follows the new format (multiple-choice comprehension) and includes the audio.

Our platform complements or replaces a book: timed mock exams, instantly corrected exercises and tutor corrections for writing and speaking.

Exam-day tips

  • Check the venue and time in advance; arrive early with photo ID.
  • The group papers (listening, reading, writing) run back to back: manage your time paper by paper.
  • In comprehension, don't get stuck on one word: aim for the overall meaning and move on.
  • In writing, keep 5 minutes to check agreements, linking words and punctuation.
  • In speaking, rephrase the examiner's question to gain time and show you are listening.
  • Goal: at least 50/100, with no paper below 5/25.

Frequently asked questions

What vocabulary should I revise for the DELF B2?

Vocabulary for major social topics: environment, work, education, health, technology, media, consumption. Learn whole expressions and linking words rather than isolated words.

How do I practise listening?

Listen to radio programmes or podcasts every day (for example RFI Savoirs), reading questions first, then do exercises in the new multiple-choice format.

How many mock exams should I take?

At least two or three full mock exams under real conditions before the exam, reviewing your mistakes after each one.

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