B1 Grammar Worksheets Pack
15 printable worksheets with answer keys
15 three-page worksheets, each with its own everyday topic: students work out the rule, explain it, practise it and talk. Teacher notes and full answer keys.
Every ready-to-teach lesson in one place: 83 lessons, worksheet packs and bundles for A2 to B2 classes.
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15 printable worksheets with answer keys
15 three-page worksheets, each with its own everyday topic: students work out the rule, explain it, practise it and talk. Teacher notes and full answer keys.
4 printable worksheets with answer keys
4 three-page A2 worksheets, each with its own everyday topic: work out the rule, say it, practise and talk. Teacher notes and full answer keys.
What Makes a Good Friend?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Behind the Scenes
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
The Big Day
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Home Sweet Office
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Busy Saturdays, Lazy Sundays
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
City or Countryside?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Online or On the High Street?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Thrilled or Bored?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Life Without the Internet
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
The Weekend Ahead
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Wish You Were Here!
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Have You Ever…? Travel Stories
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Home Sweet Home
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
What Does She Do?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Messages and Gossip
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
From Bean to Cup
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Rules of the Game
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Back to School Days
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Never Too Late to Learn
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
12 printable B1 worksheets for ages 13–17
12 three-page B1 worksheets on topics teens love: gaming, screen time, viral trends, superpowers and jobs of the future. Teacher notes and full answer keys.
The Phone-Free Week Challenge
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
What Are You Doing Right Now?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
The Mystery of the Midnight Music
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Have You Ever Tried It?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Which Is the Best Game?
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Jobs of the Future
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
If I Had a Video Channel…
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Exam Season Survival Tips
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
How Trainers Are Made
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Back When They Were Teens
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Guess the Superpower
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Free Time, Your Way
Students work out the rule, explain it to a partner, practise it and talk. 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
12 topics, each with a speaking game
12 three-page B1 vocabulary sheets: travel, food, shopping, health, jobs, feelings, technology and more. Each ends with a speaking game. Teacher notes and answer keys.
Speaking game: Find Someone Who
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Find Someone Who). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Board Game
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Board Game). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Role-Play Cards
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Role-Play Cards). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Doctor's Advice Game
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Doctor's Advice Game). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Guess My Job
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Guess My Job). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: How Would You Feel If…?
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (How Would You Feel If…?). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Class Survey
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Class Survey). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Ranking Task
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Ranking Task). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Don't Say It! Cards
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Don't Say It! Cards). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Describe and Draw
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Describe and Draw). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: Spot the Difference
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (Spot the Difference). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
Speaking game: The Perfect Match
14 words and phrases, pair testing, a short text and a speaking game (The Perfect Match). 3 printable pages with teacher's notes and answer key.
16 team games · save over half
All 16 A–Z vocabulary team games in one download, at a big saving on single prices.
15 grammar lessons · save over half
15 ready-to-teach B1 grammar lessons in one download, at a big saving on single prices.
3 grammar lessons
Three B1 grammar lessons on Christmas in Germany, the UK and Ireland, at a lower price than buying them one by one.
16 slide lessons · B1+ / B2
Word stress, sentence stress, the schwa, weak forms, intonation and more: 16 ready-to-project lessons.
Free team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 festive words from Advent to zest in three rounds, then talk about winter celebrations. Free to download.
Used to / Would
Used to and would, through an interview with a grandmother in Nuremberg about Advent calendars, St Nikolaus and Christmas markets.
The Passive
The passive (present and past simple), through where British Christmas traditions come from.
Comparatives & Superlatives
Comparatives, superlatives and (not) as … as, built around Irish Christmas customs like the candle in the window.
Active vs Passive
Active and passive through a sourced audio-guide tour of famous things made around the world, from paper in China to chocolate.
Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Present perfect vs past simple, told through how the LEGO Group grew from a small carpenter's workshop.
First & Second Conditional
First and second conditional, built around everyday environment choices: food waste, plastic, clothes and more.
Passive Voice
The present and past simple passive, through the surprising story of how the pencil is made.
Reported Speech
Reported speech through a sourced article on why false news spreads and how to check it.
Future Forms
Will, be going to, present continuous and might, built around AI and the future of work.
Comparatives & Superlatives
Students guess the answers to a real-life quiz and read about Mexico's giant Cave of Crystals, then work out how to form comparatives and superlatives.
To + Infinitive
Students rank six real adventures, read about New Zealand, the adventure capital of the world, and discover four uses of to + infinitive.
Adverbial Clauses
The story of a nearly-missed flight shows how as soon as, until, although, in case and unless join ideas.
-ed / -ing Adjectives
Students say how they'd feel in real-life situations, read about the science of boredom and discover -ed and -ing adjectives.
Adverbial Phrases
Students guess true or false about sleep, read how the body clock works, then sort adverbial phrases of time, place and frequency.
Abstract Nouns
Abstract nouns through five Japanese words to live by, from wa (harmony) to hospitality.
Writing · story structure & narrative tenses
Ireland's storytelling tradition and the legend of Oisín in Tír na nÓg, mapped onto a five-part story structure with narrative tenses.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful business words about companies, selling and money, from brand and invoice to unique selling point.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful sport words about people, matches, competitions, fans and training.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful work words from A to Z, covering people and places at work, getting and leaving a job, pay, time and contracts.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful words about art and books, covering galleries and events, how art is made, books and writing.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful film and theatre words, covering people and places, genres and ratings, and making a show.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful music words, covering instruments, musicians and live music, songs, recording and streaming.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful words about global issues, covering climate, nature and pollution, people, food and health.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful words for everyday problems at home, out and about, tech trouble, reactions and solutions.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful university words, covering campus life, studying and assessment, money, careers and research.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful education words, covering schools and people, the school day, tests and results.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful words about countries, nationalities and languages, covering talking, people and identity.
Team game · 26 idioms
Teams race through 26 useful idioms for describing people: kind and sociable people, people who are hard work, energy and more.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful personality words, covering money personalities, easy-going people, strengths, values and difficult traits.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful relationships words, covering family, love and marriage, friends and people around us.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful home words, covering people at home, rooms and spaces, household things and the money that runs a home.
Team game · 26 words
Teams race through 26 useful weather words from A to Z, covering sky and temperature, rain and wind, forecasts and extremes.
Linking Words
Adding, contrasting and result linkers, built around overtourism, with a city council role-play.
Describing Graphs & Trends
Trend verbs, nouns and prepositions with real data, plus a describe-and-draw information gap.
Cause & Effect
Lead to, result in, due to and more, built around fast fashion and textile waste.
Hedging Language
May, might, tend to and appear to, built around research on sleep and study.
Paraphrasing & Summarising
Five paraphrasing tools and three summary steps, built around how students use AI.
Reporting Verbs
Argue, claim, suggest and more for citing sources, built around research on fake news.
Signposting in Presentations
Signposts for clear talks, ending in student mini-presentations on the future of work.
-ed Endings
The three -ed sounds, /t/ /d/ /ɪd/, through the story of the first Moon landing.
Listening for gist
Five reasons to sleep more: follow a short talk part by part, with signposts and the present simple.
Listening for specific information
Numbers, dates and lists in a short news report on rising prices, with the present continuous for change.
Listening for detail and note-taking
Take clear notes on a short video about AI chatbots, and give advice with imperatives and need to.
Main idea vs supporting details
Six tips for a calmer working life: separate main ideas from details, with the best way to…
Listening for inference
Read between the lines of a short video on multitasking, with can, can't and it's possible to.
Listening for attitude and tone
How do Venetians and visitors really feel? Hear attitude and tone, with intensifiers and softeners.
Fact vs opinion
Facts, opinions and advice on AI and studying, with reporting verbs: worry that, advise someone to.
Connected speech and weak forms
Hear weak forms and linking in a short history of the sandwich, with the past simple passive.
Discourse markers
First, however, although: follow a short talk on greener flying by listening for the markers.
/t/, /d/ and /ɪd/
Walked, played, wanted: three -ed sounds, one rule, plus the throat test and a story to read aloud.
/s/, /z/ and /ɪz/
Cats, dogs and buses: the three plural sounds, with sound corners, a team race and a class survey.
Weak vowels and function words
The most common sound in English, taught as a fluency strategy: stress the content, relax the rest.
Finding the stress within the word
Five clear rules for where the stress falls, from PHOtograph to phoTOgrapher, plus a team stress race.
Noun/verb stress in two-syllable words
PREsent or preSENT? The noun/verb stress rule, with an A/B drill and a guessing game.
The -ity rule and other suffixes
ResponsiBILity, opporTUnity: one reliable rule for stressing long words, with a back-chaining drill.
-tion, -ity, -ic, -graphy, -ology
One rule, five suffix families: how -tion, -ity, -ic, -graphy and -ology pull the stress.
Content words and contrastive stress
Content words carry the message: sentence stress, contrastive stress and the Contradiction Game.
Stress-timed rhythm and weak forms
English as a drumbeat: stress-timed rhythm, weak forms, a rhyme to perform and a team rhythm race.
Sounding natural in connected speech
Twenty-plus weak forms, when to use the strong form, and a toolkit to make it automatic.
Falling, rising and fall-rise intonation
Pitch is meaning: falling, rising and fall-rise intonation, with a team guess-my-meaning game.
Questions, checking and reacting
Really? Rising intonation for yes/no questions, question tags, checking and reacting.
Clusters and reduction
Strengths, twelfths, prompts: four rules for clear consonant clusters, plus cluster reduction.
Letters we write but never say
Knife, comb, listen, hour: pattern-based and word-specific silent letters, with three quick exercises.
All 44 sounds of English
All 44 sounds, one part at a time, ending with a secret message in phonemic script to decode.
Vocabulary, stress and sincere intonation
Kind words, kind sounds: vocabulary, stress and sincere intonation, plus a kindness challenge.
Present perfect vs past simple
Hurling, camogie and Gaelic football: present perfect vs past simple through Ireland's own games.
At, On, In
Prepositions of time and place through six turning points in Irish history.
Comparatives & Superlatives
Far pricier, by far the best: comparing real places to eat in Cork, with B2 food words.
Dependent Prepositions
Famous for, interested in, look forward to: dependent prepositions at the Cork Jazz Festival.
Comparatives & Superlatives
Was Molly Malone real? Comparatives and superlatives through Dublin's most famous song.
Modals of Deduction
It must be, it might be, it can't be: guessing about buildings and homes in Cork.
Work Vocabulary & Collocations
Shifts, rotas and word partners, plus how to keep a conversation about work going.
Cork & Irish English
Boy, like, I'm after, ye: Cork and Irish English from the hit TV comedy The Young Offenders.
Adverbs of frequency
Always, usually, hardly ever: adverbs of frequency through a real question about paying with cash.
Present continuous
What is happening in Japan right now? The present continuous through a spring day in Tokyo.
Present simple vs present continuous
Habit or right now? Present simple vs continuous through the way we use our phones.
-ed / -ing Adjectives
Shocked or shocking? Feelings and causes, built around real research on phone habits.
Present Simple
Daily routines, he/she/it endings and do/does questions, built around body clock science.
Sympathy & Advice
React to bad news, ask for and give advice, with a spooky Irish Halloween twist.
Complaint Letters
A polite but firm complaint letter about a noisy neighbour, the Irish way.
Paragraph Writing
Layout, flow and punctuation: how to build a real paragraph about work in Ireland.
Must, Have To, Will & Might
Rules, routines and predictions at work, with a short BBC video on how habits stick.