CEFR B1 · Module
Writing
Write clearly. Sound like you.
Overview
Write connected text on topics that are familiar or of personal interest.
Produce the written forms expected at this CEFR level.
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Core
Learning Goals
What you'll be able to do by the end of this module.
Write a 150-word opinion paragraph
Compose a semi-formal email
Describe an experience in a connected text
Lessons
A fixed sequence — each lesson unlocks as you finish the one before it.
Description of Experience
Lesson 5 · 10 min
Finish the previous lesson to unlock this one.
Practice
Every lesson comes with these focused practice activities.
AI review
AI writing feedback
Structure, grammar, vocabulary, and tone — scored and explained.
Error hunt
Grammar correction
Fix a flawed model text before writing your own.
Transform
Rewrite exercise
Rewrite a weak paragraph to be clearer and more formal.
Scaffold
Guided writing
Write step by step with sentence starters and a model plan.
Mini Quiz
A quick check on Story — a full quiz sits inside every lesson.
B1 · Story
When do you use “One reason is that …”?
Why. “One reason is that …” is used for introducing support.
AI Learning Tips
Personalised study advice from your AI teacher.
For writing at B1: Plan before you write: one sentence per paragraph as an outline.
Study 20 minutes daily — consistency beats cramming for language memory.
Speak aloud even when practising alone. Muscle memory is real.
Review yesterday's material before starting new content — the AI schedules this automatically.
Next Level Advice
Master these writing skills before moving to B2 · Upper-Int..
To reach B2
What you need for B2 · Upper-Int.
Write a 250-word for-and-against essay
Complete the Writing Module
Structure every paragraph with a topic sentence
Small, consistent sessions beat long study marathons. You've got this.