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English C2 course: Proficient

The English C2 course in AnyAccent has 6 units and 48 lessons. Each lesson is an everyday scene in English: you read it line by line, tap a word for its meaning, and record any line to see each word scored.

What you can do after C2

At C2 you understand almost everything you hear or read, and express yourself precisely, with fine shades of meaning.

The level descriptions follow the CEFR global scale of the Council of Europe.

6 units in the English C2 course

  1. Unit 1 Reading Between the Lines

    8 lessons

    • The Chair by the Window
    • A Perfectly Ordinary Chair
    • Asked What It Meant
    • A Generous Review
    • Quoted Out of Tone
    • A Few Words for Margaret
    • Leaving the Answer Alone
    • Two Small Notes

    Grammar in this unit

    • All we have is your account
    • Among the objects is a chair
    • its leg repaired
    • just before she did
    • it may well have been
    • she did study the plate

  2. Unit 2 Saying Exactly What You Mean

    8 lessons

    • What Exactly Is Free?
    • The Exception Stays
    • What Do You Mean by Open?
    • A Shorter Way to Say It
    • The Part That Disappeared
    • Before You Send It
    • Three Cards on the Desk
    • Two Messages to Get Right

    Grammar in this unit

    • the request itself

  3. Unit 3 Hearing What People Mean

    8 lessons

    • Hearing the Intention
    • Thanks and an Offer
    • Who Is Included?
    • Words at the Station
    • A Question Mark Matters
    • Two Versions, One Meaning
    • An Editor's Handoff
    • Carrying Meaning Across

    Grammar in this unit

    • the proposal that she lead

  4. Unit 4 Making the Joke Travel

    8 lessons

    • The Department of Almost Finished
    • Grounds for a Complaint
    • Who Is the Joke On?
    • A Cup and a Caption
    • When a Joke Becomes a Claim
    • A Reader Without the Backstory
    • Drawing the Right Lines
    • Two New Audiences

    Grammar in this unit

    • from not having written anything

  5. Unit 5 Giving Each Source Its Due

    8 lessons

    • Weighing the Label Proposals
    • Adding the Lender's Note
    • Questions Before a Summary
    • A Reader at the Bookstore
    • The Approval That Is Missing
    • A Layout Is Not a Result
    • Checking the Source Trail
    • Two Summaries with Limits

    Grammar in this unit

    • …, the summary continued, …

  6. Unit 6 One Project, Several Readers

    8 lessons

    • Defining the Final Project
    • Two Lengths, One Account
    • Answering the Hard Question
    • A Second Editor Reads
    • When the Short Version Travels
    • Delivering the Complete Folder
    • The Final Internal Check
    • Carrying the Method Elsewhere

How a lesson works

  • Read the scene line by line. A tap on a word shows its meaning in your own language.
  • Grammar notes explain the new patterns of the unit.
  • Record any line and see a score for each word. How speech scoring works.
  • Use the new words in an AI conversation at your level.
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