Test your intermediate vocabulary. At B1, you should understand main points of clear standard input on familiar matters in work, school, and leisure.
B1 marks the transition from basic to independent user. You can deal with most travel situations, produce connected text on familiar topics, and describe experiences and ambitions.
B1 vocabulary includes abstract concepts, phrasal verbs, and topic-specific terminology for professional settings, academic discussions, and media.
To reach B2, expand vocabulary in academic and professional contexts. Read authentic English materials and practice paraphrasing.
What can I do at B1? Understand TV programs, read simplified news, write personal letters, handle travel situations independently.
How many words should a B1 learner know? Typically 2,000-3,000 active words.
Is B1 enough for work? Sufficient for basic workplace communication. Most universities require B2 or higher.
Also try: A1 Quiz | A2 Quiz | B2 Quiz | C1 Quiz | Oxford 3000 Quiz | Medical English Quiz