Download this free B1–B2 English worksheet PDF for English learners and teachers. This lesson is based on a recent article about accents, identity and the way people judge others by how they speak.
Students practise reading comprehension, useful vocabulary, phrase matching and speaking skills through a real-world topic about accents, communication, identity, respect and unfair judgement. The worksheet is suitable for private English lessons, online classes, classroom teaching, homework and discussion practice.
This worksheet helps students discuss an important social issue in clear, accessible English. The article explains that an accent can show where someone grew up, what language they learnt first or what community they belong to. It also shows how people may make unfair assumptions about someone’s education, job or intelligence because of their accent.
Students also think about whether people should change the way they speak to fit in or get more respect. The lesson gives learners useful language for talking about accent bias, local identity, clear communication and whether sounding different should affect how people are treated in work, education or public life.
The PDF includes a B1–B2 reading text, True / False questions, Phrase Match, Synonym Match, sentence-writing practice, discussion questions and a full answer key. It helps learners discuss whether people are sometimes judged unfairly because of their accent and whether being understood is more important than sounding the same as everyone else.
Level: B1–B2
Date: 21 May 2026
Focus: reading, vocabulary, accents, identity and speaking
This free worksheet includes:
- a B1–B2 reading text about accents and judgement
- True / False comprehension questions
- Phrase Match practice with useful expressions
- Synonym Match vocabulary practice
- a sentence-writing task using new language
- discussion questions for Student A and Student B
- full answer key
The worksheet includes useful phrases such as grew up, belong to, unfair ideas, feel judged, change the way, fit in, get more respect, part of their identity, look down on and miss the person’s ideas. It also practises vocabulary such as accent, judge, community, unfair, intelligence, clear, identity, different, important and experience.
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