I'm sorry to double tap you like that, but don't you mean "abstract" instead?
Btw, because it's relevant, I'm not a native speaker but I did pass my Cambridge assessment B2 during high-school, I had good writing and listening but terrible speaking, I could read novels but I could barely say hello, and I needed subtitles for Youtube. Now I passed C2, I can mostly understand original Shakespeare but I struggle, and I can have technical conversations in my domain (went working abroad). To give you a rough idea of European level (and France is considered very bad in English for European standards)
PS: feel free to correct any mistake I made, that'd be more than fair game.
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u/Chosen_Chaos 5d ago
After a quick Google search, it's part of the Common European Frame of Reference for Languages and B2 is the fourth of six levels and seems to be moderately advanced.