✍️ Writing B2

Lesson 6 — Write a Counterfactual Reflection

✍️ Writing · B2

Write a Counterfactual Reflection

Write reflective B2 texts about decisions, regret and alternative consequences.

You'll practice:

  • separate real events from imagined alternatives
  • use Third and Mixed Conditionals accurately
  • write balanced reflections on regret and consequences

How it works

3 parts

  1. One Turning Point

    See a model, fill in your details, then write your introduction (80–100 words).

  2. Past Choice, Present Consequence

    Write a short text about yourself (120–150 words). Miss Sunny checks it and shows what to fix.

  3. Full Counterfactual Reflection

    On your own this time: a short, friendly message (170–210 words).

  • Every part: 👀 model → 📝 plan → ✍️ write → ✅ Miss Sunny checks → final version.
  • You can fix your text and check it again. Your drafts are saved automatically.