Free English Level Test

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.

40 questionsAbout 10–15 minutesInstant result
Good to know: This is a practical self-assessment, not an official CEFR exam. There is no timer, and your answers are scored directly in your browser. Take your time and choose the answer that feels most natural.


Ready to find your level?

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.

Grammar
16 questions on structures and usage.
Vocabulary
14 questions on meaning and word choice.
Reading
10 questions using short passages and context.

Tip: answer without a dictionary or translation tool if you want the most useful result.

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Part 1

Foundations

Start with core everyday grammar, vocabulary and a short reading.

A1
1My sister ___ in London.
2We ___ dinner at 7 every evening.
3Which word means the opposite of expensive?
4There ___ two books on the table.
5If you say “I’m thirsty,” what do you need?
6I don’t have ___ brothers.
Read this short text for questions 7–8:
Emma works in a bakery near her home. She starts at six every morning. She usually walks to work because it takes only ten minutes. On Sundays, the bakery is closed.
7Why does Emma usually walk to work?
8When is the bakery closed?
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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.

About this English level test

Is this an official CEFR test?

No. It is a short self-assessment designed to give you a useful approximate level. Official certification requires a formally validated exam.

Why doesn’t the test include listening or speaking?

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.

What happens after I get my result?

You’ll see your overall level estimate, separate grammar, vocabulary and reading scores, and links to LEFG exercises that are appropriate for your result.

Should I use a dictionary?

For the most useful result, no. If you check words while taking the test, your score may be higher than your current unaided level.

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