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 6 · Destination B1 · Vocabulary
Learning and Doing“school, exams, study skills & phrasal verbs” – 67 interactive questions
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Destination B1 – Grammar & Vocabulary
Study the quick notes below, then work through exercises A–H for this unit. Every answer is checked instantly. Original practice adapted for All English 4U.
📖 Vocabulary Reference – Learning and Doing
Study the notes, then work through the exercises for this unit.
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What you’ll learnEducation, exams, study phrasal verbs & word patterns
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~25 min4-Tier notes + 9 exercises (A–I)
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62 questionsInstant automated feedback
1 Tier 1 – The Concept & Nuance: Academic Terms & Exam Realities
Education vocabulary covers school subjects, classroom tools, qualifications, and the process of taking and passing tests.
🎓 Academic Concepts
degree (university qualification)
certificate / diploma
lesson / course / subject
primary school (5–11) · secondary school (11–18)
pupil (young schoolchild) · student
certificate / diploma
lesson / course / subject
primary school (5–11) · secondary school (11–18)
pupil (young schoolchild) · student
📝 Tests & Mental Verbs
take / sit an exam (participate)
pass an exam (succeed) · fail (not pass)
revise (study for an exam)
concentrate · remind vs remember
pass an exam (succeed) · fail (not pass)
revise (study for an exam)
concentrate · remind vs remember
2 Tier 2 – Take vs Pass Exam, Study Phrasal Verbs & Word Families
⚖️ Pass vs Take an Exam & Remind vs Remember
| Take / Sit an exam | The act of doing the test: “I am taking my English exam on Monday.” |
| Pass an exam | To achieve a successful grade: “She passed with an A.” |
| Remind vs Remember | Remember: keep in memory (“I remember your name”). Remind: make someone else remember (“Please remind me to call him”). |
🔗 Study Phrasal Verbs & Prepositional Phrases
– cross out = put a line through a mistake
– look up = search in a dictionary / online
– point out = tell sb important information
– read out = read so others can hear
– rub out = erase pencil marks
– turn over = turn a page/sheet
– by heart / for instance / in conclusion
3 Tier 3 – Top 3 Common Learner Pitfalls
✗ I passed my driving test yesterday, but I don’t know the result yet.
✓ I took / sat my driving test yesterday, but I don’t know the result yet.
– Rule: Take means sitting the test; pass means you already succeeded.
✗ Can you remember me to buy bread?
✓ Can you remind me to buy bread?
– Rule: Use remind someone to do something.
✗ She learned the poem by brain.
✓ She learned the poem by heart.
– Rule: The fixed idiom for memorization is learn by heart.
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Tier 4 – Interactive Practice: Work through the academic vocabulary and phrasal verb drills in Exercises A–I below!
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Practice material based on the Destination B1 Grammar & Vocabulary syllabus (Macmillan). Interactive version by All English 4U.