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B1 Intermediate

Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc.

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B1 Grammar

42 exercises & lessons ready

B1 Vocabulary

18 exercises & lessons ready

B1 Listening

30 exercises & lessons ready

B1 Reading

25 exercises & lessons ready

B1 Use of English

11 exercises & lessons ready

B1 Writing

9 exercises & lessons ready

B1 Intermediate

B1 Grammar

Present simple or present continuous

Future forms: Will, be going to, present continuous

Past simple or present perfect?

Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous

During, for, while

Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs

A(n), the, no article

Another, other, others, the other, the others

Can, could, be able to: Ability and possibility

Have to, must, should: Obligation, prohibition, necessity, advice

Reflexive pronouns: Myself, yourself, etc.

-Ed/-ing adjectives: Adjectives from verbs

Past simple, past continuous, past perfect

Review of all intermediate verb tenses (CEFR B1)

Usually, used to, be used to, get used to

Passive verb forms

Active and passive voice

Modal verbs of deduction: Must, may, might, could, can't

First conditional, future time clauses

Second conditional: Unreal situations

First and second conditionals

Third conditional: Past unreal situations

Indirect speech / Reported speech

Gerund or infinitive: Do, to do, doing

Much, many, a lot, little, few, some, any, no: Quantifiers

All, both: Quantifiers

Both, either, neither: Quantifiers

Any, no, none: Quantifiers

So, such, such a, so much, so many

Defining and non-defining relative clauses

Question tags: Aren't you? don't you?

Clauses of contrast, purpose and reason

Verb + preposition: Dependent prepositions

Adjective + preposition: Dependent prepositions

Had better... It's time...

For, since, from: What's the difference?

Compound adjectives with numbers: 'a two-day trip'

B1 Phrasal verbs 1: Exercises and explanation

B1 Phrasal verbs 2: Exercises and explanation

B1 Phrasal verbs 3: Exercises and explanation

Would rather & Would sooner

Table of grammar contents – B1

B1 Vocabulary

More daily routines – B1 English Vocabulary

Relationships – B1 English Vocabulary

Education – B1 English Vocabulary

Money – B1 English Vocabulary

Work – B1 English Vocabulary

Food and cooking – B1 English Vocabulary

Hotels and accommodation – B1 English Vocabulary

Transport – B1 English Vocabulary

Houses – B1 English Vocabulary

Free time activities – B1 English Vocabulary

Sport – B1 English Vocabulary

The body: parts and actions – B1 English Vocabulary

News and media – B1 English Vocabulary

Animals and their bodies and sounds – B1 English Vocabulary

Types of movies and TV shows – B1 English Vocabulary

Phone Talk – B1 English Vocabulary

Age and life stages – B1 English Vocabulary

Pollution and how to stop it – B1 English Vocabulary

B1 Listening

Working while travelling the world – B1 English Listening Test

Where did you stay? – B1 English Listening Test

Stories of school and education – B1 English Listening Test

Personal Work Stories – B1 English Listening Test

Talking About Money – B1 English Listening Test

Famous sports cheating scandals – B1 English Listening Test

Weird driving rules (Modal verbs) – B1 English Listening Test

Borough Market – B1 English Listening Test

York, England: a medieval town – B1 English Listening Test

How do you travel to work? – B1 English Listening Test

Stories of relationships – B1 English Listening Test

How do you keep fit? – B1 English Listening Test

Living with your ex after a break-up – B1 English Listening Test

Are exams necessary? – B1 English Listening Test

Why Saint Patrick’s day went global – B1 English Listening Test

Stonehenge – B1 English Listening Test