Free English level test

Free English Level Test

Take this free English proficiency test to find your level in a few minutes. Answer 15 quick grammar, vocabulary and usage questions, get instant feedback with explanations, and see whether you are Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, plus what to learn next.

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Test your English level in 3 minutes

This free English test mixes grammar, tenses, prepositions, vocabulary and everyday usage, from easy to advanced. Tap an answer to see instantly whether it is right, with a short explanation, then get your final score and level at the end. It is a quick, honest check of where your English stands today and a clear pointer to what to work on next.

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1She ___ to school every day.

Present simple, third person singular (he, she, it) adds -s, so ‘goes’ is correct.

2I have two ___.

‘Child’ has an irregular plural: ‘children’ (never ‘childs’).

3___ apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Use ‘an’ before a vowel sound, and ‘apple’ starts with one.

4Look, the children ___ playing in the park.

‘Children’ is plural, so it takes ‘are’ in the present continuous.

5He is very good ___ mathematics.

The fixed collocation is ‘good at’ something.

6I ___ my homework yesterday.

‘Yesterday’ signals past simple, and the past of ‘do’ is ‘did’.

7If it rains tomorrow, we ___ the trip.

First conditional: if + present simple, then will + base verb (‘will cancel’).

8She has lived in Chennai ___ 2015.

Use ‘since’ with a point in time (2015) and ‘for’ with a length of time.

9The report ___ by the team last week.

Past passive: was/were + past participle, so ‘was written’.

10I am really looking forward ___ you again.

‘Look forward to’ is followed by a gerund (-ing), so ‘to seeing’.

11Choose the correctly spelled word.

‘Accommodation’ has double c and double m.

12Hardly had I sat down ___ the phone rang.

The pattern is ‘Hardly had … when …’.

13He spoke as if he ___ everything about it.

After ‘as if’ for an unreal present situation, use the past form ‘knew’.

14Choose the word closest in meaning to ‘meticulous’.

‘Meticulous’ means showing great attention to detail, so ‘careful’ is closest.

15___ his wealth, he is not a happy man.

‘Despite’ is followed by a noun (‘his wealth’); ‘although’ would need a full clause.
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Beginner (0 to 5)

You know some words and simple sentences but still hesitate. Start with the basics: everyday vocabulary, simple tenses and the confidence to speak your first full sentences.

Intermediate (6 to 11)

You can hold a conversation but make grammar slips and pause to translate in your head. Focus on fluency, common tenses and speaking practice to sound natural.

Advanced (12 to 15)

Your grammar and vocabulary are strong. Polish pronunciation, tone and fluency for interviews, presentations and confident professional communication.

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Common questions about this course, answered plainly.

1Is this English level test free?

Yes. This English proficiency test is completely free and needs no sign up. Answer the 15 questions and you get your score and level instantly.

2How is my English level scored?

You get one point per correct answer out of 15. A score of 0 to 5 is Beginner, 6 to 11 is Intermediate and 12 to 15 is Advanced. Each question also shows a short explanation.

3What does the test cover?

It mixes core English skills: tenses, articles, prepositions, subject and verb agreement, spelling, vocabulary and everyday usage, from easy to advanced.

4Is this the same as IELTS or a CEFR test?

No. It is a quick, indicative check of your general English, not an official IELTS or CEFR exam. For IELTS, ask us about dedicated IELTS coaching.

5How can I improve my English level?

The fastest way is regular speaking practice with feedback. Based on your result, join a beginner, intermediate or advanced spoken English batch, or book a demo for a personalised plan.

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