B1 writing exercises with answers
36 writing sets from A1 to B2. Study a model text, practise its language, then write your own email, story, review or essay.
Writing level
- Skill
- Writing
- Level
- B1 Intermediate
- Exercises
- 9
- Levels in skill
- A1–B2
Browse 9 Writing Exercises
9 lessons
- 1 A blog post 8 exercises Start 8 exercises
- 2 A for and against essay 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 3 A formal letter 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 4 A message 5 exercises Start 5 exercises
- 5 A narrative 8 exercises Start 8 exercises
- 6 An email 8 exercises Start 8 exercises
- 7 An internet forum post 6 exercises Start 6 exercises
- 8 An opinion essay 5 exercises Start 5 exercises
- 9 A film review 5 exercises Start 5 exercises
B1 Intermediate English Lessons
B1 lessons are longer stories, conversations and exam recordings on familiar topics. Follow the main points first, then check how much detail you really caught.
What You'll Learn
- Follow the main points of clear speech about work, school and free time
- Catch details such as names, numbers and reasons
- Hear unstressed words: articles, prepositions and auxiliaries
- Follow opinions and plans explained in a few sentences
- Understand workplace conversations like those in TOEIC Part 3
- Time Estimate
- About 350–400 hours of guided learning in total (Cambridge English estimate)
- Skills You'll Master
- Understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar matters
- Next Level
- B2 lessons bring faster speech, lectures and more abstract topics
What is B1 Level?
B1 is the intermediate level of the CEFR. You can understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar topics, deal with most situations when travelling, write simple connected text and explain your opinions and plans briefly.