Gateway B1 Test Unit 4 New • Best Pick

The B1 level is part of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which is a standard for describing language ability. B1 level indicates that a person can understand and use everyday expressions and very basic phrases, introduce themselves, and interact in a simple way.

First Aid: Understanding compound nouns like painkillers, first aid, and waiting room. 2. Grammar: Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Gateway B1 - Test Unit 4 | PDF - Scribd

Part 3: Grammar – Should / Shouldn’t (10 points)

Complete the advice. Use should or shouldn’t.
(10 points – 2 each)

Grammar (Multiple Choice): Choose the correct option. "You look tired. You _____ work such long hours. It's bad for your health." A) mustn't B) don't have to C) shouldn't

• Improved speaking skills: Students get to practice their speaking skills in a low-stakes, interactive way.
• Increased confidence: The virtual partner provides a comfortable and non-threatening environment for students to express themselves.
• Enhanced engagement: The timed conversation and scenario-based approach make the activity fun and engaging.

Test your knowledge with these sample questions modeled after the new Unit 4 exam. Part 1: Vocabulary This lemon is very _______. (sour / sweet)

• -er / -or: Teacher, waiter, actor, translator
• -ist: Scientist, journalist, artist
• -ian: Musician, librarian, politician

Speaking

• Practice Conversations: Speak English as much as possible. Use apps or find a language exchange partner.
• Record Yourself: Listen to your recordings to identify areas for improvement.