Key Links B1 - Intermediate

Sep 29, 2026

Key Links B1 Intermediate is a brand-new English course built for learners targeting B1 level and aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference. The materials are organized into twelve topic-based modules that support fluent, accurate communication and gradual preparation for major international exams at B1 and B2. Each module integrates the four skills with motivating contemporary themes, vocabulary development, contextual grammar practice, varied speaking tasks, step-by-step writing, and review plus exam practice.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages16

Reading Time40 min

AccessFree to download

People around me

Present Perfect Simple vs Past Simple

Modules

My life

Action!

All over the world

A healthy lifestyle

Making progress

Grammar

Present Simple / Present Progressive

Past Simple

Used to

Would

Time clauses

Relative clauses

Modals and future forms

Topics

Routines, habits, hobbies, interests

School life and careers

Health, fitness, sports

Cities and countries

Food and drink

Writing

An email presenting oneself

A story

An article

A post giving advice

An informal email

Art is all around

Passive Voice

Conditional Sentences (Types 0-3)

Films, music, art

Work, money, shopping, fundraising

Other modules and writing

Past Perfect forms

Reported Speech and causative form

Social and global issues

Writing Reference and Grammar Reference

Irregular Verbs

Exam Practice

Wordlist

Student’s Book H. Q. Mitchell – Marileni Malkogianni B1 Intermediate sample pages catalogue Contents People around me | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | •Present Perfect Simple vs Past Simple
•Present Perfect Progressive | •Family
•Friends
•Relationships | An informal email | | | | | | | | | | | | | Modules My life Action! All over the world A healthy lifestyle Making progress Grammar •Present SimplePresent Progressive •Stative verbs •Past Simple •Used to •Would •Past SimplePast Progressive •Time clauses •Exclamations and clauses of result •Defining relative clauses •Non-defining relative clauses •Adjectives and adverbs •Comparisons •Nouns and Quantifiers •must / mustn’t / can’t / have to / don’t have to / need / should / ought to / had better •Future will •Future be going to •Future Perfect Simple •Time clauses •may / might / could / must / can’t Topics •Routines •Habits •Hobbies •Interests •School life •Extreme sports •Adventure •Misfortunes •Accidents •Cities •Countries •Geographical features •Food and drink •Health •Fitness •Sports •Education •Communication •Language •Careers Writing An email presenting oneself A story An article A post giving advice An informal email 2 Art is all around Make money, spend money | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | •Passive Voice | •Films
•Music
•Art | A review | | •Conditional Sentences (Types 0, 1, 2, 3) | •Work
•Money
•Shopping
•Fundraising | A formal email | | | | | | | | | | | | | Modules Grammar •Past Perfect SimplePast Perfect Progressive •so / neither / too / either •all/both/either/neither/none •Double conjunctions •Full/Bare infinitive •-ing form •Modal verbs + have + past participle Topics •History •Art •Cuisine •Festivals •Technology •Gadgets •The future Writing A story An essay Hi tech •Clauses of reason, concession and purpose •Wishes •Would rather •Hotels •Restaurants •Transport An article At your service •Reported Speech (statements, questions, commands and requests) •Causative Form •Society •The environment •Climate An essay Social and global issues Writing Reference Grammar Reference Irregular Verbs Exam Practice Wordlist 3 • Motivating and contemporary topics related to learners’ lives and interests • An integrated approach to the development of the four skills • Special emphasis on vocabulary building • Grammar presented and practised in context • Systematic development of reading and listening skills and subskills • A variety of speaking tasks preparing learners for examinations and also for the real world • A step-by-step approach to writing • Activities encouraging critical thinking and personal response • Practical tips helping students to cope with examination and real-life tasks • A review section in each module • An exam practice section featuring examination tasks • Documentary-style videos providing a link to the real world • A grammar reference section • A digital vocabulary list • Full-colour Workbook including additional reading, listening and Use of English tasks • Companion including exercises for additional practice in Vocabulary • Grammar Book following the syllabus of the course • Teacher’s Book including justification of answers for reading and listening tasks and suggested answers for speaking and writing tasks • Interactive Whiteboard Material including videos, justification of answersand suggested answers • Teacher’s Digital Resources including supplementary material for extra practice and tests Key Links B1 Intermediate is a brand-new course following the latest requirements of the Common European Framework of Reference and smoothly taking learners to B1 level. The course, which is organised into twelve topic-based modules, allows learners to communicate fl

FAQs

What level and course framework does Key Links B1 Intermediate target?

It targets B1 level and is aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference, smoothly preparing learners toward B1 and B2 international examinations.

How are the learning contents organized in the course?

The course is organized into twelve topic-based modules, with grammar and writing practice, vocabulary building, and review and exam practice sections in each module.

What grammar topics are included in the B1 Intermediate modules?

The materials cover key B1 grammar such as Present Perfect vs Past Simple, Present and Past forms, relative clauses, adjectives and adverbs, modals, and future forms, along with grammar references and irregular verbs.

Sep 29, 2026

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