Answer 40 questions and get an instant estimate of your English level from A1 to C1. The test checks grammar, vocabulary and reading, then points you to LEFG practice that matches your result.
The questions become gradually more difficult. Don’t worry if the last sections feel challenging — that is exactly how the test finds your approximate level.
Tip: answer without a dictionary or translation tool if you want the most useful result.
Start with core everyday grammar, vocabulary and a short reading.
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This short test estimates your general English level from grammar, vocabulary and reading only. It does not assess speaking, writing or listening, and it is not an official CEFR certification.
No. It is a short self-assessment designed to give you a useful approximate level. Official certification requires a formally validated exam.
This first version focuses on grammar, vocabulary and reading so you can complete it quickly in any browser. Because those skills do not represent your entire English ability, the result is deliberately described as an estimate.
You’ll see your overall level estimate, separate grammar, vocabulary and reading scores, and links to LEFG exercises that are appropriate for your result.
For the most useful result, no. If you check words while taking the test, your score may be higher than your current unaided level.