💼 B2 ENGLISH – CHAPTER 3, LESSON 4

Theme: Society and Institutions (Cont.) & Articles, Determiners, and Quantifiers (Cont.)

🎯 Lesson Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
✅ Discuss complex topics related to law, peace, and finance using accurate vocabulary.
✅ Master advanced quantifiers and determiners to express quantity, proportion, and emphasis clearly.
✅ Develop fluency in giving advice and persuading others effectively in spoken English.

💡 How to Use This Lesson

1. Begin with the Vocabulary Section (Units 43–46) to build topic-based language knowledge.

2. Continue to the Grammar Section (Units 48–52) and review the usage rules with examples.

3. Complete the Practice Section to reinforce your understanding through real-life communication.

4. Mark each section as “Completed” and record your scores for self-evaluation.

🧠 VOCABULARY SECTION

(Society and Institutions – Continuation Units 43–46)

⚖️ Unit 43: The Letter of the Law

Explore language connected with laws, courts, and justice. Learn how to use precise legal terms in everyday discussions.
💡 Tip: Watch or read short courtroom dialogues to see how formal expressions are used.

🕊️ Unit 44: War and Peace

Study vocabulary related to conflict, negotiation, and peacekeeping.
💡 Tip: Use contrastive phrases such as in times of war / in times of peace to enrich your writing.

💰 Unit 45: Economy and Finance

Understand terms for money management, business, and global economic trends.
💡 Tip: Follow short news summaries (e.g., BBC Business) to see these words in real context.

💳 Unit 46: Personal Finance – Making Ends Meet

Learn everyday expressions about budgeting, saving, and financial challenges.
💡 Tip: Create simple budget examples to practice using spend, save, afford, and owe.

📘 Download Vocabulary PDF (Units 43–46)

⚙️ GRAMMAR SECTION

(Articles, Determiners & Quantifiers – Continuation Units 48–52)

🔢 Unit 48: Some and Any

Review how to use some and any in positive, negative, and question forms.
💡 Tip: Use some when offering or requesting politely (Would you like some tea?).

🚫 Unit 49: No, None (of), and Not Any

Learn how to make negative statements using different forms correctly.
💡 Tip: Avoid double negatives — say I have no money, not I don’t have no money.

📊 Unit 50: Much (of), Many (of), A Lot of, Lots (of), etc.

Master how to talk about large or small quantities naturally.
💡 Tip: Much and many are common in formal writing; a lot of suits informal conversation.

🌍 Unit 51: All (of), Whole, Every, Each

Understand subtle differences in meaning and usage among these quantifiers.
💡 Tip: Each focuses on individuals; every focuses on the group as a whole.

⚖️ Unit 52: Few, Little, Less, Fewer

Learn to describe small amounts and negative quantities correctly.
💡 Tip: Use few/little (negative) vs a few/a little (positive) carefully — they change meaning!

📘 Download Grammar PDF (Units 48–52)

🧩 ONLINE PRACTICE SECTION

🎯 Practice Focus

Put your vocabulary and grammar into action through speaking and reading practice.

🗨️ Topics Covered

• B2 Speaking: Giving Advice & Persuading Someone

• Reading: Mindfulness

💬 B2 Speaking: Giving Advice

Develop your ability to offer suggestions and helpful recommendations in formal and informal situations.
💡 Tip: Use structures like You should…, If I were you…, and Why don’t you…? for variety.

🗣️ B2 Speaking: Persuading Someone to Do Something

Learn how to convince others politely and effectively using persuasive language.
💡 Tip: Use phrases such as It might be a good idea to… or You’ll really benefit if you… to sound natural and convincing.

🧘 Reading: Mindfulness

Read about mindfulness, its origins, and how it impacts focus and emotional well-being.
💡 Tip: Identify key benefits mentioned in the text and relate them to your own experiences.

📘 [Download Practice PDF] (#)

✅ Self-Assessment

🏁 Lesson Wrap-Up

🎉 Well done! You’ve completed Lesson 4 – Society & Institutions (Cont.) and Articles, Determiners & Quantifiers (Cont.)
💬 Reflect on how grammar accuracy strengthens your confidence in communication.
➡️ Next: Lesson 5 – The Media and Communication.