What is your English level? – English Level Test – Grammar & Listening

link portal online school presents what is your English level how to find out your English level for Learners of English this question often arises we have developed a test that will help you determine your English level this task consists of three parts with a total of 45 questions basic English intermediate English Advanced English don't forget to prepare a notepad and pen to write down both your answers and new vocabulary let's go how are you I am well thank you B is an irregular verb with several forms present I am he she it is you we

we they are can I speak to you for a moment in this case moment means a very short period of time not a particular time or occasion Peter comes to his office at 8:00 present simple tense when the verb is in the third person singular for example he she it we add s or ES to the verb his office is on the third floor we use on to talk about a floor in a building how many books are there use there are when the noun is plural sand is an uncountable noun as we cannot count

sand with numbers only women work at that Flav sh the plural form of women is women not women's he isn't a bad guy the team played badly and lost the match bad is an adjective and means unpleasant bad guy badly is an adverb and means in a way that isn't good quality played badly the red ball is bigger than the blue ball the comparative form of adjectives is used to compare two things people ideas big bigger the biggest how much information is on the internet use much for the uncountable nouns example information water sand my

brother enjoys playing the guitar only a jarand can follow the verb enjoy I was reading a book when he came home past continuous tense is used to express a continuous action that was interrupted by a shorter one if it's raining today I will stay home zeroc conditional is used to talk about a fact so we use will in the main clause she hasn't seen her brother since this February since means from a particular time in the past until [Music] now good morning Mr Freeman could I ask you a question yes certainly I am sorry Mr

Freeman could I have a day off tomorrow I need to visit a doctor what is the matter with you I'm not sure but I don't feel well that is why I need to visit a doctor oh I see of course you can be off thanks for informing me thank you very much Mr Freeman that is very kind of you not at all Goodbye Mr Freeman goodbye Alex I wish you good luck keep well thank you Mr Freeman keep well too I will do my [Music] best did you have difficulties with answering these questions well if

you have answered 10 or more questions correctly your English level is probably A2 so you are able to communicate in everyday situations with commonly used vocabulary if you made more than five mistakes your English level is probably between A1 and A2 so you can interact with other people in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly Alex tried to open a box with a knife preposition with an has a meaning using something what is the noise what has just happened present perfect tense is used to talk about a finished event in a

very recent past we don't give a specific time you needed help didn't you tag questions or question tags turn statements into questions and consist of two parts statement plus question if he had studied hard he would have passed the exam we use the third type of conditionals to talk about un real past situations and their probable unreal results or actions in the past the formula is the following if Plus past perfect would have Plus past participle is that the best idea you can come up with idiom come up with means to suggest or think of

an idea or plan he asked me what I wanted indirect report of wh questions consists of a reporting clause and a reported Clause beginning with the wh word we don't use a question mark I hate spiders I can't even look at a picture of a spider neither can I we use neither plus auxiliary model verb to mean also not my children cook the meal by themselves this sentence means children cooked alone or without any help we often use reflective pronouns with by to mean alone or without any help we saw a wonderful film yesterday you

should go and see it we use see not watch when we talk about being at public performances such as films theater however we watch the television he decided to move abroad the verb decide takes a pattern verb plus two plus infinitive I used to play football every Saturday when I was at school we can also use Ed to to talk about past habits repeated past actions that don't happen anymore you could at least have phoned me to say everything was okay we use at least to express a minimum of what we expect to happen usually

when we're annoyed about something the workers have been trying to move the piano into the flat for an hour we use the present perfect continuous tense to describe a continuous activity that began at a point in the past and is still continuing new ancient pictures were discovered in a cave by a group of tourists we form the standard passive with B plus Ed [Music] form Blackpool illuminations now we're going to something bright and exciting The Greatest freelight Show on Earth the Blackpool illuminations are six miles of lit up decorations in Blackpool which are turned on

between September and January you can drive through the illuminations walk by them or or even take a ride on the illuminated train the illuminations first started in 1879 as an experiment with Street lighting which the public called artificial Sunshine although we are much more used to the idea of electricity now these lights are still an amazing site and can be experienced for free by any tourist who would like to visit Blackpool a Seaside town in lashier which is in the northwest of the UK [Music] did you get it right good job if you have answered

10 and more questions correctly your English level is probably B2 so you are able to communicate easily and spontaneously in a clear and detailed manner if you made more than five mistakes your English level is probably between B1 and B2 so you're able to understand the main points of clear texts in standed language let's move to C1 questions I could see at a glance that something was wrong at a glance means immediately which sentence uses the past perfect correctly the plane had taken off before I arrived to airport this is the correct sentence by using

the past perfect tense the speaker wants to emphasize that an action happened before another action in the past it's a chaotic and disorganized country but on the other hand it's a very friendly and beautiful place both things are true for this country so don't use butt on the contrary if nobody bought bread yesterday we will eat nothing mixed type of conditionals successful business is it's partly a matter of keeping one step ahead of the competitors if you stay one step ahead of someone or something you manage to achieve more than they do and avoid competition

he pretended to have lost her number and so had been unable to contact we use the perfect infinitive with to have plus V3 after verbs such as pretend expect hope hate Alex was so tired she could scarcely keep her eyes open scarcely means almost not at all he couldn't have gone to the shopping center it's closed on Sundays we use could have plus V3 to talk about possibility in the past by next month irregular verbs will have been studied by the students future perfect passive construction is Will Plus have plus been Plus past participle how

dare you presume to speak for a company you are no longer a part of how dare is used to express anger about something someone has done if any single Scala production after the war was the Paragon of Excellence it was this one paragan means a person or thing that is perfect or has an extremely large amount of a particularly good characteristic Lisa was much taken with his Suave and debonaire manner even after he confessed to her his involvement in A Swindle deire especially of men means attractive confident and carefully dressed having said that I I

didn't mean to offend I just meant to say the truth having said that means despite what has just been said each attempt was substantially different from the other substantially adverb means to a large degree Nicola Tesla was born in 1856 into the family of a priest and was the fourth child although he was destined for the path of a priest Tesla really wanted to be an engineer when Nicola fell seriously ill and the doctors had already abandoned him his father promised that he would let him study at the best university in Europe and this helped

Tesla to get back on his feet after studying at the higher Technical School in gra Austria he worked as an electrical engineer for the telegraph company in Budapest Tesla had a photographic memory and he could not only visualize in detail all the inventions in his head but conduct trials with them without making any notes for example he invented his electric motor during a walk in Budapest Park while reading gerta's book fa suddenly an image of a rotating magnetic field appeared in his head as they now would say in 3D and putting the book aside he

immediately drew a diagram of it in the sand incredibly if the imaginary device did not work then the scientist also mentally looked for errors and corrected them in his [Music] head congratulations you should be proud if you managed to answer half of the questions correctly you probably have a level of C1 and you can express ideas fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions