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Teen Grammar Worksheets Pack: 12 Printable B1 Worksheets for Ages 13–17

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12 ready-to-print B1 grammar worksheets for teenagers, on topics they actually want to talk about.

Every worksheet follows the same simple three-page plan:

  • Page 1, work it out: students notice the grammar in real sentences, complete the rule themselves and explain it to a partner, with useful phrases for when they get stuck. Then a quick controlled practice.
  • Page 2, use it: practice in context, personalised speaking questions that make students use the structure, and a rule check from memory.
  • Page 3, teacher's notes: aim, timings, a concept check question, easier and harder options, a classroom game idea, an online tip and a full answer key.

What's inside (38 pages):

  1. First conditional: The Phone-Free Week Challenge
  2. Present simple vs present continuous: What Are You Doing Right Now?
  3. Past simple vs past continuous: The Mystery of the Midnight Music
  4. The present perfect (ever, never, already, yet, just): Have You Ever Tried It?
  5. Comparatives and superlatives: Which Is the Best Game?
  6. Future forms (will, going to, present continuous): Jobs of the Future
  7. The second conditional: If I Had a Video Channel…
  8. Should, must and have to: Exam Season Survival Tips
  9. The passive (present and past simple): How Trainers Are Made
  10. Used to: Back When They Were Teens
  11. Defining relative clauses: Guess the Superpower
  12. Gerunds and infinitives: Free Time, Your Way

Written for teenagers aged 13–17: fictional teens, no real brands or celebrities, and speaking questions that let students choose what to share.

Each worksheet works on its own (35–45 minutes): after any lesson on the same grammar, as revision, homework or a cover lesson. Print, project or screen-share for online classes.

Level: B1 (Intermediate), ages 13–17. Format: one A4 PDF with bookmarks to every worksheet. Licensed for use with your own classes. Please do not share or resell.

You will get a PDF (1MB) file