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Find your English level in five minutes.
Twenty-four questions that get harder as you go, from the first words to the last ten percent. You get a level, what it means, and every question you missed with the answer beside it.
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Your level
Pick one option for each. If you are guessing, leave it blank - a blank counts as wrong, and a guess that lands can push you into a level you would not follow.
Below A1
Not yet at A1, which is exactly where a first course starts - and it is the fastest stretch of the whole climb.
A1 · Beginner
Everyday phrases and simple questions are yours. Next comes the past tense, and being able to say what you did.
A2 · Elementary
You get through familiar situations. Next comes joining ideas up: because, although, since.
B1 · Intermediate
You can hold a conversation and explain yourself. Next comes precision - the tenses that put things in their place in time.
B2 · Upper-intermediate
You can argue a point and follow somebody speaking fast. Next comes nuance: what is implied rather than said.
C1 · Advanced
Complex text and easy speech are both yours. What is left is idiom and register, the last stretch that takes the longest.
C2 · Proficient
At home in the language. A test this length stops being able to tell you anything you do not know.
Your level
{correct} of {total} correct
This places you, it does not certify you. Twenty-four questions can put you inside a level; a teacher does it better in ten minutes of conversation.
What to look at
Nothing to look at: every answer was right.
Correct answer
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