Destination B1 · Grammar & Vocabulary · Mann & Taylore-Knowles
Destination B1
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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
● You’re here
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 9 · Destination B1 · Vocabulary
Coming and Going“travel · transport · phrasal verbs” – 68 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 – Coming and Going
Study the notes, then work through the exercises for this unit.
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What you’ll learnTravel, navigation phrasal verbs, prepositional phrases & word formation
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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: Journeys, Flights & Urban Transit
Travel vocabulary at B1 tests distinctions between general movement, specific trips, ticketing, and airport procedures.
🛫 Journey Words
travel (uncountable general activity)
trip (journey + stay + return)
journey (distance/time between A and B)
flight (plane journey) · voyage (sea journey)
trip (journey + stay + return)
journey (distance/time between A and B)
flight (plane journey) · voyage (sea journey)
🧳 Tourism & Facilities
abroad / overseas (in foreign country)
luggage / baggage (uncountable)
passenger · platform · terminal
single / return ticket · fare
luggage / baggage (uncountable)
passenger · platform · terminal
single / return ticket · fare
2 Tier 2 – Travel Phrasal Verbs & Prepositional Phrases
🔗 Key Travel Phrasal Verbs
– check in (arrive at hotel/airport)
– check out (leave hotel)
– drop off (let someone out of a car)
– get back (return from journey)
– go away (leave on holiday)
– keep up with (stay at same speed)
– set off (start a journey)
– take off (plane leaves ground)
🧬 Word Formation Families
– attract ➔ attractive · attraction
– direct ➔ direction · directly
– tour ➔ tourism · tourist
– visit ➔ visitor · visitation
– direct ➔ direction · directly
– tour ➔ tourism · tourist
– visit ➔ visitor · visitation
3 Tier 3 – Top 3 Common Learner Pitfalls
✗ Have a good travel to Rome!
✓ Have a good trip / journey to Rome!
– Rule: Travel cannot be used with a; use trip or journey.
✗ We set out early in the morning. (when testing set off) / We took on the plane.
✓ We set off early / The plane took off.
– Rule: Set off = begin journey; take off = plane airborne.
✗ She went to abroad last year.
✓ She went abroad last year.
– Rule: Abroad is an adverb; never put to before it.
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Tier 4 – Interactive Practice: Complete the transport and travel 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.