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English Level Test

Find out where your English stands, from complete beginner to fully proficient.

20questions
~5minutes
A0–C2levels

They start easy and get harder. Pick an answer and press Next — nothing is marked right or wrong until your level comes at the end.

Question 1 of 20

PluralsWhich word is a plural noun?

aducks bchair chorse

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Subjective PronounsChoose the correct sentence:

aYou am my friend. bMe is happy. cI am happy.

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Have HasWhich sentence is correct?

aShe have a good job. bThey has a blue car. cHe has a big smile.

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A vs. AnSelect the correct article for this sentence: We watched ___ amazing movie last night.

aa ban cthe

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Was WereRewrite the statement as a question: She was excited about the trip.

aWere she excited about the trip? bWas she excited for the trip? cWas she excited about the trip?

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PluralsFill in the blank: There are many ________ on the table.

abook bbookes cbooks

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This That These ThoseWhich word fits the question? What is ___ big box over there?

athese bthat cthis

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Object PronounsChoose the sentence with the correct use of the object pronoun: Who told you about the meeting?

aSarah told me. bSarah told mine. cSarah told I.

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All Every Each WholeChoose the most accurate sentence for talking about a group as a unit.

aThe group of friends spent the whole evening together. bAll friend was present at the meeting. cEvery friends laughed loudly at the joke. dEach group of friends enjoyed their time separately.

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Would LikeChoose the sentence that is both grammatically correct and communicates a polite offer:

aWould you like goes for a walk after dinner? bWould you like to helping me with the project tomorrow? cWould you like me to bring you some water? dWould you liked coming to the cinema tonight?

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Mixed PrepositionsIdentify the correct preposition: The teacher insisted ___ the importance of practicing daily to improve language skills.

aon bat cin dabout

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Relative ClausesIdentify which sentence contains a non-defining relative clause:

aMy grandfather, who is 90 years old, still drives his car. bThe shop where I bought this jacket is closing down. cThe students who scored the highest marks will receive prizes. dThe girl whose dog ran away is looking for it.

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Future SimpleChoose the most appropriate polite request using the future simple tense:

aYou will helping me carry these boxes upstairs? bYou will help me carry these boxes upstairs? cWill you help me carry these boxes upstairs? dWill you helping me carry these boxes upstairs?

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Subject-Verb AgreementIdentify the correct verb form for the sentence: Either the director or her assistants ___ responsible for presenting the annual report at the conference.

ahave been bis care dwas

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Zero ConditionalIdentify the grammatically correct and contextually apt sentence:

aIf you will touch that wire, you get a shock. bIf voters protest en masse, the administration reconsiders its decision. cIf the speaker would digress, the moderator interrupts politely. dIf anyone ignores protocol, a reprimand had been issued.

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Parts of SpeechWhich sentence contains a transitive verb?

aThe audience laughed loudly. bThey discussed the proposal during the meeting. cHe runs every morning. dShe danced beautifully at the gala.

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Present SimpleFill in the blank: Academia _____ contested fields where every paradigm subtly shapes, but rarely overtly dictates, the generation of plausible hypotheses.

aunfolds into bunfolding towards cunfolds as dunfold upon

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Past Perfect ContinuousInsert the correct verb and structure: By the time the proposal was greenlit, stakeholders _________ from various corners of the consortium in preparation for the launch.

ahad been contributing expertise bcontributed expertise chad contributed expertise dhave been contributing expertise

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Be Used ToComplex sentence gap-fill: Because the committee members had gradually _________ scrutinizing lengthy, convoluted documents, they hardly blinked at the novel’s labyrinthine prose.

agetting use to bbecome used to cused to dbeen used for

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Both Either NeitherWhich option best completes the sentence? Though ____ acquisition paradigm seems feasible in a practical sense, critics maintain that ____ will likely withstand rigorous empirical scrutiny.

aeither / neither beither / both cneither / either dneither / neither

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