A2–B2 English Worksheets

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A2–B1

B1–B2

Are You Prepared for an Emergency? — A2–B1

Practise reading, vocabulary and speaking with this free A2–B1 English worksheet PDF about emergency preparation. Students discuss power cuts, extreme weather, food and water supplies, torches, batteries, first aid kits, phone batteries, neighbours and whether buying too much before a storm can be unfair.

10 September 2026

Level: A2–B1
Focus: Reading, vocabulary, emergencies, extreme weather, preparation and speaking
Format: Free PDF worksheet with answer key

A2–B2 English Worksheets

Are You Prepared for an Emergency? — A2–B1

How Much of Your Personality Is Genetic — And Can You Change It? — B1–B2

Could You Spend a Whole Year on a Cruise Ship? — A2–B1

Are Different Generations Speaking Different Languages at Work? — B1–B2

Why Are So Many Adults Buying LEGO? — A2–B1

Why Do People Touch a Plane Before They Fly? — B1–B2

Restaurants With Almost No Staff — A2–B1

Do We Rely Too Much on Formal Qualifications? — B1–B2

Is It Harder to Make Friends as an Adult? — A2–B1

Are Adult Birthdays Getting Out of Control? — B1–B2

Does Appearance Matter at Work? — A2–B1

Is Free Time the New Status Symbol? — B1–B2

Are Products Getting Worse on Purpose? — A2–B1

Can a Company Buy Team Spirit? — B1–B2

Would You Take a One-Way Trip to Mars? — A2–B1

Why Does Modern Life Feel Joyless? — B1–B2

Can a Country Change Its Name? — A2–B1

How Not to Be Rude in 2026 — B1–B2

Fake Reviews — Can You Trust What You Read Online? — A2–B1

Four Types of Thinker — Which One Are You? — B1–B2

Are Orcas Playing a Dangerous Game? — A2–B1

The Robot Suit That Dresses You — B1–B2

Give Children Back Their Summer Freedom — A2–B1

Warm Rivers Disrupt French Nuclear Power — B1–B2

Forty-Four Days Alone at Sea — A2–B1

Italian Village Fines Tourists for Bad Clothing — B1–B2

The Traitors Comes to Theatre — A2–B1

Why Wellness Advice Has Become Too Complicated — B1–B2

America at 250: Celebration, Memory and Culture — A2–B1

The Dinner Party Disaster — B1–B2

Paris Fashion Week’s Waterfall Problem — A2–B1

Gym Goblin Fashion — B1–B2

Should We Change Menus in Hot Weather? — A2–B1

Why People Feel Uneasy About the News — B1–B2

Are Dutch Children Happier Because They Walk Together? — A2–B1

A 10-Year-Old Fashion Designer — B1–B2

Should We Stop Eating Three Meals a Day? — A2–B1

Funny Football Phrases at the World Cup — B1–B2

British-Style Pubs and Japanese Izakayas — A2–B1

A New Spinal Cord Treatment — B1–B2

Should We Measure Success by Happiness? — A2–B1

A Steampunk Festival in New Zealand — B1–B2

Should Google Release Millions of Mosquitoes? — A2–B1

AI Referees in Sport — B1–B2

Should Children Use Social Media? — A2–B1

How Accents Affect Judgement — B1–B2

Should We Work Fewer Hours? — A2–B1

Bulgaria Wins Eurovision — B1–B2

The UFO Files — A2–B1

Free B1–B2 English Worksheet PDF: The Nocebo Effect

Do We Need Fewer Photos and More Real Memories? – A2-B1

Why Some Seniors Are Unretiring B1-B2

Could You Live Without Oil-Based Products? – A2-B1

Would People Want To Live To 150? B1-B2

Seoul’s Power Nap Contest – A2-B1