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ALPT B2 study plan

ALPT B2 · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Listening Comprehension & Language Structure and Vocabulary

  • Map the exam format and time limits for each of the four domains onto a one-page reference sheet

  • Transcribe 10 short audio passages (60-90 seconds each) and mark every word you miss

  • Build a personal error log with 30 vocabulary items drawn from your transcription misses

  • Drill 20 high-frequency verb-preposition and adjective-preposition collocations aloud until fluent

Your checkpoint

A one-page exam-format sheet plus a 30-item vocabulary log with example sentences you wrote yourself.

Week 2

Listening Comprehension & Language Structure and Vocabulary

  • Summarize the main idea of 8 audio passages in one sentence each, without replaying

  • Identify speaker intent (request, complaint, suggestion, refusal) across 15 short dialogues

  • Conjugate 25 irregular verbs in past and subjunctive forms under a 10-minute timed drill

  • Record yourself retelling 3 audio passages and compare your version against the transcript

Your checkpoint

An audio summary log of 8 passages with one-sentence summaries and intent labels.

Week 3

Listening Comprehension & Reading Comprehension

  • Answer 40 listening comprehension items under exam timing and score them

  • Skim 6 short articles to extract topic, purpose, and audience in under 3 minutes each

  • Annotate 5 reading passages for cohesive devices (however, therefore, on the other hand)

  • Paraphrase 10 sentences from your reading material without changing meaning

Your checkpoint

A scored listening set (40 items) with a written error analysis of every miss.

Week 4

Reading Comprehension & Language Structure and Vocabulary

  • Complete 3 full reading sections under timed conditions and record your score

  • Infer the meaning of 20 unknown words from context before checking a dictionary

  • Rewrite 15 sentences to fix agreement, tense, and word-order errors you planted or collected

  • Build a 20-item grammar checklist covering the errors that recur in your work

Your checkpoint

A timed reading score report plus a 20-item personal grammar checklist.

Week 5

Speaking / Oral Interaction & Listening Comprehension

  • Record 5 two-minute monologues on exam-style prompts and self-assess fluency, range, and accuracy

  • Shadow 10 minutes of native-speed audio daily to improve rhythm and intonation

  • Role-play 6 interactive scenarios (asking for clarification, negotiating, giving an opinion) with a partner or recording

  • Self-correct filler-word overuse by counting fillers per minute in each recording

Your checkpoint

A five-recording speaking portfolio with a self-assessment rubric score for each.

Week 6

Speaking / Oral Interaction & Reading Comprehension

  • Deliver 4 structured opinion responses using a claim-evidence-conclusion frame

  • Read 3 passages aloud and paraphrase each in speech within 90 seconds

  • Practice 8 clarification and repair phrases until they come out automatically

  • Compare your week-5 and week-6 recordings and list three concrete improvements

Your checkpoint

A before-and-after comparison note documenting three measurable speaking improvements.

Week 7

Listening Comprehension & Reading Comprehension & Speaking / Oral Interaction & Language Structure and Vocabulary

  • Take 2 full timed mock exams and log scores per domain

  • Review every mock-exam error and tag it by cause (vocabulary, grammar, timing, mishearing)

  • Drill your top 15 recurring error tags with targeted exercises

  • Re-record 3 speaking responses using feedback from your error review

Your checkpoint

Two completed mock exams with a per-domain score table and a cause-tagged error list.

Week 8

Listening Comprehension & Reading Comprehension & Speaking / Oral Interaction & Language Structure and Vocabulary

  • Retake the weakest two domains under full exam conditions and compare against week 7

  • Consolidate a one-page review sheet of your top 10 error patterns and fixes

  • Simulate a full exam day end-to-end, including timing and breaks

  • Finalize a post-exam improvement plan for continued practice

Your checkpoint

A final score comparison table plus a one-page error-pattern review sheet.

Milestones

Week 2: Summarize 8 audio passages from memory with at least 6 of 8 main ideas correct.

Week 4: Score at least 60% on a timed reading section and show a written grammar checklist of 20 items.

Week 6: Produce a two-minute spoken response with fewer than 5 filler words per minute and clear structure.

Week 8: Improve your weakest domain score by at least 10 percentage points versus the week-7 mock exam.