Activities – B1 - Intermediate
Activities for B1 Intermediate learners. Help your students develop fluency and confidence with our carefully crafted intermediate-level resources.
Love Puzzle | No-Hint Conditionals
A creative Valentine’s Day speaking activity for more advanced students to complete “puzzle” sentence starters using the first, second, and third conditionals while opening brackets and using the correct form of the verbs.
Love Puzzle | Conditionals
A creative Valentine’s Day speaking activity where students complete “puzzle” sentence starters using the first, second, and third conditionals.
Passing Summer | Bingo Game
When summer days are almost over, it's time to discuss your students' summer accomplishments with this bingo game!
Instagram Vacation Stories | Past Simple
Talk about exciting vacation experiences using the Past Simple tense and describing the Pinterest collages.
You've Got a Message! 2.0 | Past Continuous
15 slides presenting messages that your students have to respond to, using the past continuous tense. What were they doing? Why didn't they come?
My Regrets | Third Conditional
These 5 pics with sentence starters are aimed at a discussion of various life topics and the practice of the third conditional.
Past Memories Album
Autumn is a perfect time for sharing memories, right? Encourage your students to use the different past tenses by turning the pages of the family album and reading the captions.
Winter Bucket Lists | Future Forms
Discuss your student's winter aspirations using these bucket lists + practice future forms.
Lost in the Forest | Modals
Are your students ready to survive and escape the forest? Or are they ready to use all the modals they have learnt? Challenge them with this activity and check their problem-solving abilities!
Persuade Me! | Modals
Here is a fun and engaging activity for Black Friday, suggesting modal verbs revision where students have to convince their partners to buy a certain device — also perfect for role-play.
You've Got a Message! 3.0 | Past Tenses
Practice the use of the past simple tense creatively — ask your students to reply to the messages and make up a story about what happened.