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IB English B SL Notes

English B

Aimnova offers free IB English B SL revision notes for the current syllabus, covering all five prescribed themes from Identities to Sharing the Planet. Each topic includes clear explanations, model English texts, audio listening practice, grammar walkthroughs, spaced-repetition flashcards, and IB-style practice questions with AI feedback — no sign-up required to read the notes.

IB English B SL is a language-acquisition course for students learning English as an additional language. It develops communicative competence across five prescribed themes: Identities (lifestyles, beliefs and values); Experiences (travel, customs and life stories); Human Ingenuity (technology, entertainment and the arts); Social Organisation (community, education and the workplace); and Sharing the Planet (the environment, human rights and globalisation). Every theme pairs the vocabulary and text types with the grammar and register examiners expect you to control — including verb tenses, articles, prepositions, and natural English word order.

These notes are organised across seven study units — the five themes plus dedicated units on text types, grammar, Paper 1 writing, Paper 2 listening, Paper 2 reading, and the individual oral — so you can revise systematically for Paper 1 (one 250–400-word written task, 25%), Paper 2 (listening and reading, 50%), and the internally assessed individual oral (25%). SL students focus on producing clear, well-organised English and responding to authentic spoken and written texts.

What's included

  • All 5 prescribed themes plus text types, grammar, and assessment skills
  • Notes that build vocabulary, text types, and accurate, natural English
  • English tenses, articles, prepositions, and word order broken down step by step
  • Audio listening practice built for Paper 2 listening comprehension
  • Spaced-repetition flashcards for vocabulary, connectors, and verb forms
  • IB-style practice questions with AI marking against Criteria A, B, and C
  • Complete IB English B SL coverage — free to access, no account required for notes

How to use English B notes

  1. 1Start with a unit overview. Click any Theme or skills unit heading to see every topic and the key English it covers.
  2. 2Read micro-topic notes. Read one topic at a time and study the explanation alongside the model English text and audio.
  3. 3Test with flashcards. Use English B flashcards to lock in vocabulary, collocations, connectors, and verb forms.
  4. 4Practise exam questions. Apply the language to IB-style tasks and get AI feedback on Language (A), Message (B), and Conceptual or Interactive skills (C).
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Unit 1

1.1Identities
1.2Experiences
1.3Human Ingenuity
1.4Social Organization
1.5Sharing the Planet

Unit 2

2.1Personal texts
2.2Professional texts
2.3Media texts

Unit 3

3.1Present & core tenses
3.2Past & future tenses
3.3Mood, voice & verb patterns
3.4Words, phrases & clauses
3.5Cohesion & register

Unit 4

4.1About Paper 1
4.2Writing skills

Unit 5

5.1About Paper 2 Listening
5.2Listening skills

Unit 6

6.1About Paper 2 Reading
6.2Reading skills

Unit 7

7.1About the IA
7.2Preparing for the IA
7.3Delivering the IA

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