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B1 Intermediate English Worksheets (Free PDF)

Printable worksheets for intermediate learners. Present perfect, conditionals, modal verbs, passive voice, reported speech, and more. Download as PDF — no sign-up needed.

What will I practise with B1 intermediate worksheets?

B1 is often called the “threshold” level — the point at which English becomes genuinely useful for independent communication. At B1, grammar moves beyond simple tenses into more nuanced structures: the present perfect links the past to the present, conditionals let you talk about possibilities and hypotheticals, and the passive voice is essential for formal and academic writing.

Each worksheet on this page follows a consistent three-part structure: a grammar reference note, controlled practice exercises, and a free-writing task requiring a short paragraph. All worksheets include answer keys and are formatted for A4 paper. You can print them at home or at school without any costs or subscriptions.

After completing a worksheet, practise the same topics interactively at the B1 intermediate games page. Browse the full worksheets hub for other categories, or go to the practice hub for online exercises.

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Present Perfect Worksheet

Practise have/has + past participle with adverbs (ever, never, already, just, yet) and contrast with past simple. Includes answer key.

B13 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Conditionals Worksheet

Match conditional types, complete if-clauses using the correct verb form, and write your own sentences. Covers Zero, First, and Second Conditional.

B1–B23 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Modal Verbs Worksheet (Coming soon)

Choose the correct modal (can, could, must, should, might, may) to express ability, obligation, advice, and possibility. Includes a scenario-based writing task.

B13 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Passive Voice Worksheet (Coming soon)

Transform active sentences to passive and vice versa. Covers present simple, past simple, and present perfect passive. Includes a short passage rewriting task.

B1–B23 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Reported Speech Worksheet (Coming soon)

Report statements, questions, and commands using the correct tense backshift, pronoun changes, and time expression changes. Write a reported conversation.

B13 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Gerunds and Infinitives Worksheet (Coming soon)

Decide whether to use the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive (to + verb) after common verbs. Error correction, gap-fill, and a personal writing task about habits and plans.

B13 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Collocations Worksheet (Coming soon)

Match verbs to nouns in common collocations (make a decision, do homework, take a break). Gap-fill with collocations in context and a short writing task using target collocations.

B13 ExercisesAnswer Key
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Phrasal Verbs Worksheet (Coming soon)

Learn and practise 20 common B1 phrasal verbs grouped by base verb (get up, get on, get over). Gap-fill in sentences and a short paragraph using at least five phrasal verbs.

B13 ExercisesAnswer Key

💡 Tips for studying at B1 level

  • Master the present perfect first: B1 learners often confuse present perfect and past simple. Focus on the “connection to now” rule: if the time is still open or the result matters now, use present perfect.
  • Learn conditionals one at a time: Start with the First Conditional (real, future possibility), then move to the Second (hypothetical, present/future). Only tackle the Third after the first two feel natural.
  • Collect phrasal verbs in context: Don’t memorise phrasal verbs in isolation. Write example sentences from real sources (news, podcasts, conversations) alongside each one.
  • Practise passive in formal writing: Find a short English news article, identify the passive sentences, and understand why the writer chose passive (the subject is unknown or less important).
  • Read the grammar note carefully: Each worksheet opens with a brief rule summary. Read it before starting the exercises — it often prevents the most common errors.
  • Combine with interactive practice: After each worksheet, visit the B1 games page for digital exercises with immediate feedback on the same grammar points.

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B1 Intermediate Worksheets — FAQ

What is B1 level in English?
B1 is the Intermediate level on the CEFR scale. B1 learners can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar topics and can produce simple connected text on topics that are familiar or of personal interest.
What grammar topics do B1 worksheets cover?
B1 worksheets cover present perfect (with ever/never/already/yet/just), First and Second Conditionals, modal verbs (must/should/might/could), passive voice, reported speech, gerunds and infinitives, collocations, and phrasal verbs.
How long does a B1 worksheet take to complete?
Most B1 worksheets take 25 to 35 minutes. They contain three exercises: a controlled grammar task, a guided exercise, and a short free-writing paragraph of 4 to 6 sentences.
Are B1 worksheets suitable for PET exam preparation?
Yes. The Cambridge B1 Preliminary (PET) exam covers exactly the grammar and vocabulary range practised in these worksheets. They work well as targeted revision for the reading and writing paper.
What is the difference between present perfect and past simple at B1?
The present perfect focuses on the result or relevance of a past action to the present (I have lost my keys). Past simple refers to a completed action at a specific past time (I lost my keys yesterday). The B1 worksheet covers both forms together.
Do B1 worksheets include phrasal verb lists?
Yes. The phrasal verbs worksheet includes a reference list of the 20 most common B1 phrasal verbs grouped by verb (get, take, put, turn, look) to help learners see patterns across the group.
How do I print a B1 worksheet as a PDF?
Click the Print / Save as PDF button at the top of the page. Select Save as PDF as the printer destination in your browser print dialogue. The page is formatted for A4 paper.
Can I use B1 worksheets to improve my writing?
Absolutely. Each worksheet includes an open writing task that asks you to apply the target grammar in a paragraph. Regular practice with these tasks significantly improves written accuracy and fluency at B1.
What level comes after B1?
After B1 comes B2 Upper-Intermediate. At B2, learners tackle advanced conditionals, inversion, wish and regret structures, and academic vocabulary. Try the B2 worksheets when you feel confident at B1.
Are there interactive B1 exercises on LexFizz?
Yes. Visit the B1 intermediate games page on LexFizz for interactive cloze tests, vocabulary quizzes, and phrasal verb activities that reinforce the content of these printable worksheets.