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Have you ever wondered how good your English skills are? Maybe you’re just starting, or perhaps you’re nearly fluent! This English language proficiency test is a fun and easy way to check your level. With just 25 questions, you can find out where you stand and what you can do to improve.
How the Test Works
This test is simple! Answer 25 multiple-choice questions and see how many you get right. Your score will tell you your CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) level. The levels range from A1 (Beginner) to C2 (Proficiency).
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English Language Proficiency Test
1. Which word correctly completes this sentence: “I ___ to the cinema last weekend.”
goam going
went
going
2. Choose the correct option: “She ___ tennis every Saturday.”
playplays
playing
is play
3. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
She don’t like coffee.I no understand the question.
They haven’t finished their homework.
We be going to the party.
4. Choose the correct spelling:
NecesaryNecessary
Neccesary
Neccessary
5. Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly?
I am living in London for three years.I live in London for three years.
I have lived in London for three years.
I living in London for three years.
6. Choose the correct preposition: “She arrived ___ the airport ___ time.”
in, inat, on
on, at
at, in
7. Select the correct form of the conditional: “If I ___ rich, I would buy a house.”
amwill be
were
would be
8. Choose the correct phrasal verb: “Could you please ___ your shoes before entering?”
put output away
take off
take over
9. Which sentence contains a relative clause?
I went to the shop.The woman who lives next door is a doctor.
We are going to the cinema tonight.
He doesn’t like coffee.
10. Which word is a synonym for “beautiful”?
UglyPlain
Attractive
Strange
11. Which modal verb best completes this sentence: “You ___ to wear a uniform at this school.”
haveshould
would
might
12. Choose the correct plural form:
ChildsChildren
Childes
Childrens
13. Which sentence demonstrates correct use of the passive voice?
They building the new bridge next year.The new bridge builds next year.
The new bridge will be built next year.
Next year, the new bridge is building.
14. Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?
“Where are you going?” She asked.“Where are you going?” she asked.
“Where are you going”? she asked.
“Where are you going?” he inquired.
15. Choose the correct article: “She’s ___ university student.”
thea
an
No article needed
16. Which word is an adverb in this sentence: “She speaks English fluently.”
Shespeaks
English
fluently
17. Choose the correct comparative form: “This book is ___ than the other one.”
more interestinginterestinger
most interesting
interesting
18. Which sentence contains a gerund?
I will go to the party.Swimming is good exercise.
She has finished her homework.
They are watching TV.
19. Choose the correct sentence:
She doesn’t has any money.She doesn’t have any money.
She don’t have any money.
She not have any money.
20. Which sentence uses the past perfect tense correctly?
I have lost my keys yesterday.I was losing my keys.
I had lost my keys before I bought new ones.
I did lose my keys before I bought new ones.
21. Choose the correct word order: “She ___ yesterday.”
the book readread yesterday the book
read the book
the read book
22. Choose the correct spelling:
AccomodationAccommodation
Acommodation
Accomadation
23. Which sentence contains a noun phrase?
She runs quickly.The tall building on the corner is new.
They arrived late.
We were sleeping.
24. Choose the correct form: “Neither of my parents ___ to the meeting.”
comecomes
coming
to come
25. Select the phrase that correctly completes this sentence: “The committee ___ divided on this issue.”
isare
be
am
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Understanding the CEFR Levels
The CEFR levels help people understand how well they speak, read, and write in English. They are used around the world to measure language skills. Here’s what each level means:
- A1 (Beginner) – You know simple words and phrases. You can introduce yourself and ask basic questions.
- A2 (Elementary) – You can have short conversations and talk about everyday topics like shopping or travel.
- B1 (Intermediate) – You can handle most situations when travelling in an English-speaking country. You understand and use common expressions.
- B2 (Upper Intermediate) – You can have natural conversations and express ideas clearly.
- C1 (Advanced) – You speak fluently and can discuss complex topics without hesitation.
- C2 (Proficiency) – You understand almost everything you read or hear and can communicate like a native speaker.
How to Improve Based on Your Score
- A1 (Beginner) (Less than 40%) – Focus on learning basic vocabulary and phrases. Try using language learning apps, watching children's TV shows, and practising simple conversations.
- A2 (Elementary) (40-54%) – Work on building your vocabulary and practising common sentence structures. Reading simple books and listening to slow-spoken English podcasts can help.
- B1 (Intermediate) (55-69%) – Start engaging with real-world English materials like news articles and radio shows. Try having longer conversations in English and practising writing short paragraphs.
- B2 (Upper Intermediate) (70-84%) – Improve your fluency by watching English films without subtitles, joining discussions, and writing essays on different topics.
- C1 (Advanced) (85-94%) – Focus on refining your grammar and expanding your vocabulary. Reading academic articles, listening to debates, and writing detailed reports can be beneficial.
- C2 (Proficiency) (95-100%) – Continue to challenge yourself by engaging with complex materials like literature and professional journals. Try teaching English concepts to others to reinforce your own understanding.
Why Is It Important to Know Your English Level?
Knowing your English proficiency level is helpful for many reasons:
- Education – If you want to study in an English-speaking country, schools often ask for a certain CEFR level.
- Jobs – Many employers want to know if you have strong English skills before hiring you.
- Travel – Understanding your level helps you prepare for real-life conversations when travelling.
- Self-Improvement – When you know your level, you can focus on improving and reaching the next stage!
Take the Test and Have Fun!
This free English test is just for fun, but it can give you a good idea of where you are and how to get better. Try it today and see if you can reach the next level!
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Disclaimer: This test is a simple guide and not an official assessment. For a more accurate result, consider taking a certified English exam.
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