Free English level test
Thirty questions, about five minutes, and a CEFR level at the end — with a plain-English explanation of what that level actually means for you.
- Questions
- 30
- To finish
- 10 min
- No card needed
- Free
No account needed to begin. Question 1 is one click away.
Question 7 of 30
She ___ in Berlin since 2019.
- has lived
- 2lives
- 3is living
Press 1-3, or click. Enter moves on.
What you get at the end
Not just a letter. A level, what you can already do with it, what you cannot do yet, and the fastest way to the next one.
B1Intermediate
You can hold your own in familiar situations.
Where that sits on the scale
What you can already do
- Deal with most situations that arise while travelling where the language is spoken
- Describe experiences, events, dreams and ambitions
- Give brief reasons and explanations for your opinions and plans
- Understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar matters
What you can't do yet
- Following a fast conversation between native speakers on an unfamiliar topic
- Arguing a position with precision, without simplifying what you mean
What to do next
Getting off the B1 plateau takes volume of speaking, not more grammar — the gap is between what you know and what you can say in real time.
How the test works
- 1
Answer 30 questions
Grammar, vocabulary and reading, ordered so the test gets harder as you go. Skip anything you are unsure of — a skip is not a wrong answer.
- 2
One written answer, graded by AI
The last question asks you to write a few sentences. A language model reads it for grammar, vocabulary and fluency, and explains what it saw.
- 3
Get your CEFR level
Your score maps onto the CEFR scale from A1 to C2 — the same scale universities and employers use.
The CEFR scale, in plain terms
Six levels, from your first words to full command. Tap any level to see what it means in practice.
- A10-20%
Beginner English
You can handle simple, everyday exchanges.
What this level means - A221-40%
Elementary English
You can cope with routine, predictable situations.
What this level means - B141-60%
Intermediate English
You can hold your own in familiar situations.
What this level means - B261-80%
Upper-intermediate English
You can work and study in the language.
What this level means - C181-90%
Advanced English
You can use the language flexibly and effectively.
What this level means - C291-100%
Proficient English
You can express yourself with precision and ease.
What this level means
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