Destination B1 · Grammar & Vocabulary · Mann & Taylore-Knowles
Destination B1
Build a solid B1 foundation one unit at a time. Clear notes, then interactive exercises with instant feedback – based on the topics in Destination B1 Grammar & Vocabulary.
UNIT 1 · GRAMMAR
Present simple / continuous / stative
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UNIT 2 · GRAMMAR
Past simple / continuous / used to
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UNIT 3 · VOCAB
Fun and games
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UNIT 4 · GRAMMAR
Present perfect simple / continuous
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UNIT 5 · GRAMMAR
Past perfect simple / continuous
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UNIT 6 · VOCAB
Learning and doing
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UNIT 7 · GRAMMAR
Future time
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UNIT 8 · GRAMMAR
Prepositions of time and place
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UNIT 9 · VOCAB
Coming and going
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UNIT 10 · GRAMMAR
The passive 1
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UNIT 11 · GRAMMAR
The passive 2
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UNIT 12 · VOCAB
Friends and relations
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UNIT 13 · GRAMMAR
Countable and uncountable nouns
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UNIT 14 · GRAMMAR
Articles
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UNIT 15 · VOCAB
Buying and selling
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UNIT 16 · GRAMMAR
Pronouns and possessive determiners
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UNIT 17 · GRAMMAR
Relative clauses
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UNIT 18 · VOCAB
Inventions and discoveries
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UNIT 19 · GRAMMAR
Modals 1: ability, permission, advice
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UNIT 20 · GRAMMAR
Modals 2: obligation, probability
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UNIT 21 · VOCAB
Sending and receiving
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UNIT 22 · GRAMMAR
Modals 3: the modal perfect
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UNIT 23 · GRAMMAR
Questions, question tags, indirect Qs
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UNIT 24 · VOCAB
People and daily life
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UNIT 25 · GRAMMAR
So / such, too / enough
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UNIT 26 · GRAMMAR
Comparatives and superlatives
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UNIT 27 · VOCAB
Working and earning
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UNIT 28 · GRAMMAR
Conditionals 1 (zero, first, second)
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UNIT 29 · GRAMMAR
Conditionals 2 (third)
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UNIT 30 · VOCAB
Body and lifestyle
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UNIT 31 · GRAMMAR
Reported speech
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UNIT 32 · GRAMMAR
Reported questions, orders, requests
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UNIT 33 · VOCAB
Creating and building
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UNIT 34 · GRAMMAR
Direct and indirect objects
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UNIT 35 · GRAMMAR
wish
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UNIT 36 · VOCAB
Nature and the universe
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UNIT 37 · GRAMMAR
-ing and infinitive
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UNIT 38 · GRAMMAR
Both, either, neither, so, nor
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UNIT 39 · VOCAB
Laughing and crying
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UNIT 40 · GRAMMAR
Connectives
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UNIT 41 · GRAMMAR
The causative
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UNIT 42 · VOCAB
Problems and solutions
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UNIT 3 · Destination B1 · Vocabulary
Fun and games“Vocabulary – sport, music & games” – 65 interactive questions
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Destination B1 – Grammar & Vocabulary
Study the quick notes below, then work through exercises A–I for this unit. Every answer is checked instantly. Original practice adapted for All English 4U.
📖 Vocabulary Reference – Fun and games
Study the notes, then work through the exercises for this unit.
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What you’ll learnSport, games, phrasal verbs, collocations & word families
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~25 min4-Tier notes + 9 exercises (A–I)
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65 questionsInstant automated feedback
1 Tier 1 – The Concept & Nuance: Sports Roles, Entertainment & Game Formats
B1 exam topics on entertainment and games test your ability to distinguish competitors, officials, venues, and types of leisure activities.
🏆 Competitors & Staff
captain (team leader on pitch)
coach (trainer who instructs team)
referee (football, rugby official)
umpire (tennis, cricket official)
opponent (person you play against)
coach (trainer who instructs team)
referee (football, rugby official)
umpire (tennis, cricket official)
opponent (person you play against)
🎮 Games & Venues
board game (Monopoly, chess) ♟️
video game 🎮 · gym 🏋️
competition · tournament
rhythm (musical beat) · concert 🎵
video game 🎮 · gym 🏋️
competition · tournament
rhythm (musical beat) · concert 🎵
2 Tier 2 – Beat vs Win, Phrasal Verbs & Word Families
⚖️ Beat vs Win vs Score Master Rule
| BEAT + opponent | Defeat another person or team: “We beat Arsenal 2-1.” |
| WIN + prize/game | Gain victory in a match, tournament, or medal: “They won the championship.” |
| SCORE + points | Record points or goals: “He scored three goals in the match.” |
🔗 Key Phrasal Verbs & Prepositional Phrases
– carry on = continue doing
– eat out = dine in a restaurant
– give up = stop a habit/hobby
– join in = participate with others
– send off = red-card a player
– take up = start a new hobby/sport
– for fun / for a long time
– in the middle of / in time for
🧬 Word Formation Patterns
– athlete ➔ athletic (adj) · athletics (noun)
– collect ➔ collection · collector
– entertain ➔ entertainment · entertaining
– music ➔ musical · musician
– collect ➔ collection · collector
– entertain ➔ entertainment · entertaining
– music ➔ musical · musician
3 Tier 3 – Top 3 Common Learner Pitfalls
✗ France won England in the quarter-final.
✓ France beat England in the quarter-final.
– Rule: You beat a team/opponent; you win a game, match, or cup.
✗ I decided to take off photography as a hobby.
✓ I decided to take up photography as a hobby.
– Rule: Take up = start a sport or hobby; take off = remove clothes or leave the ground.
✗ She is very good in playing tennis.
✓ She is very good at playing tennis.
– Rule: The fixed adjective pattern is always good at / bad at, never in.
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Tier 4 – Interactive Practice: Work through the sport and leisure exercises (Exercises A–I) below with instant scoring!
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Practice material based on the Destination B1 Grammar & Vocabulary syllabus (Macmillan). Interactive version by All English 4U.