🏛️ B2 ENGLISH – CHAPTER 3, LESSON 2

Theme: Society and Institutions & Nouns

🎯 Lesson Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
✅ Use precise vocabulary to discuss society, institutions, beliefs, and cultural practices.
✅ Apply advanced grammar rules for noun agreement and compound noun structures.
✅ Communicate effectively about social systems and community issues.

💡 How to Use This Lesson

1. Start with the Vocabulary Section (Units 34–37) and study the word sets.

2. Move on to the Grammar Section (Units 40–43) and review the rules and examples.

3. Download the PDFs before doing your online Practice Section.

4. After finishing each part, check “Completed” and record your score.

🧠 VOCABULARY SECTION

(Society and Institutions – Units 34–37)

☎️ Unit 34: Here to Help – Customer Service

Learn vocabulary related to customer support, complaints, and service experiences in shops, hotels, or online.
💡 Tip: Practice role plays where you make or respond to complaints politely.

🛃 Unit 35: Authorities – Customs and Police

Master terms used for border control, law enforcement, and civil responsibilities.
💡 Tip: Watch news clips or police dramas to hear these words in real-life contexts.

🕊️ Unit 36: Beliefs

Explore vocabulary describing religious, moral, and philosophical ideas that shape societies.
💡 Tip: Use expressions like faith, conviction, and principle correctly in your writing.

🎉 Unit 37: Festivals in Their Cultural Context

Discover the language of celebrations, traditions, and cultural festivals worldwide.
💡 Tip: When describing festivals, use sensory words (sights, sounds, smells) to make your speech more vivid.

📘 Download Vocabulary PDF (Units 34–37)

⚙️ GRAMMAR SECTION

(Nouns – Units 40–43)

✍️ Unit 40: Agreement Between Subject and Verb (1)

Review basic agreement patterns to ensure singular subjects match singular verbs — and vice versa.
💡 Tip: The verb agrees with the real subject, not the word closest to it.

📘 Unit 41: Agreement Between Subject and Verb (2)

Handle tricky cases involving collective nouns, fractions, and expressions of quantity.
💡 Tip: When unsure, rephrase the sentence to test whether it sounds natural.

🧩 Unit 42: Agreement Between Subject and Verb (3)

Focus on advanced agreement cases involving none, either, neither, each, and every.
💡 Tip: Words like everyone and each always take singular verbs.

🏷️ Unit 43: Compound Nouns and Noun Phrases

Understand how to form and use compound nouns correctly (e.g., police officer, shopping center).
💡 Tip: The first noun often describes the purpose of the second — coffee cup = cup for coffee.

📘 Download Grammar PDF (Units 40–43)

🧩 ONLINE PRACTICE SECTION

🎯 Practice Focus

Put your knowledge into action with communication and reading exercises based on real-life social contexts.

🗨️ Topics Covered

• B2 Speaking: Dealing with a Problem

• Reading: Veganism

💭 B2 Speaking: Dealing with a Problem

Practice how to explain, negotiate, and resolve issues politely and effectively — in customer service, relationships, or daily interactions.
💡 Tip: Use phrases like “I’m afraid there’s been a misunderstanding” or “Could you please clarify that?” to sound polite.

📖 Reading: Veganism

Read an article exploring veganism as a social, ethical, and environmental movement. Learn key vocabulary related to diets, values, and global awareness.
💡 Tip: Highlight arguments for and against veganism to improve critical reading skills.

📘 [Download Practice PDF] (#)

🏁 Lesson Wrap-Up

🎓 Well done! You’ve completed Lesson 2 – Society and Institutions & Nouns.
✨ Reflect on how language connects culture, belief, and behavior.
➡️ Next: Lesson 3 – Communication and the Media.