English Finders B1 — Intermediate
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Module 0: Welcome to B1 & Quick Review
Module 1: Telling a Longer Story
Module 2: Dreams, Hopes & Hypotheticals
Module 3: How Things Are Done
Module 4: What Did They Say?
Module 5: Guessing & Deduction
Deduction About the Present — Must/Might/Can't Be
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Deduction About the Past — Must/Might/Can't Have
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Reasoning It Out — Building a Chain of Deduction
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Can-Do Task: What Probably Happened?
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Worksheet 5: Deduction Modals Practice (With Answer Key)
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Module 5 Quiz: Guessing & Deduction
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Module 6: People & Places, More Precisely
Non-Defining Relative Clauses — Extra, Not Essential
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Whose and Where in Relative Clauses
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Combining Sentences Naturally
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Can-Do Task: Describe a Person and a Place
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Worksheet 6: Non-Defining Relative Clauses (With Answer Key)
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Module 6 Quiz: People & Places, More Precisely
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Module 7: How Things Used to Be
Module 8: Everyday Phrasal Verbs
Phrasal Verbs — Guessing Meaning from Context
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Separable and Inseparable Phrasal Verbs
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Phrasal Verbs by Topic — Work, Life, Relationships
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Can-Do Task: My Week, With Phrasal Verbs
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Worksheet 8: Phrasal Verbs Practice (With Answer Key)
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Module 8 Quiz: Everyday Phrasal Verbs
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Module 9: Saying What You Think
Giving Opinions and Responding to Others
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Linking Words for Contrast — Although, Despite, However
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Linking Words for Addition and Reason
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Can-Do Task: Write Your Opinion
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Worksheet 9: Opinion Writing & Linking Words (With Answer Key)
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Module 9 Quiz: Saying What You Think
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Module 10: Polite Conversation
Question Tags — Checking and Confirming
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Indirect Questions — Asking More Politely
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Small Talk — Keeping a Conversation Going
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Can-Do Task: Write a Polite Dialogue
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Worksheet 10: Question Tags & Indirect Questions (With Answer Key)
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Module 10 Quiz: Polite Conversation
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Module 11: Putting It All Together
Can-Do Task: Write a Polite Dialogue
Task: Write a short polite dialogue (8–12 lines) between two people making small talk — include at least two question tags and one indirect question.
Read your dialogue aloud and check your intonation on the question tags.
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