English level test
30 questions. About 10 minutes.
Rough guide Grammar and reading only.
Your past results on this device
How the result is worked out
The test has five questions for each of the six CEFR levels. The questions start at A1 and get harder. You pass a level when you answer at least three of its five questions correctly.
Your result is the highest level you pass without failing a lower level first. The result page shows your score for every level, so you can see where the questions became too hard.
What this test cannot tell you
This is a short practice test. It checks grammar and reading only. It does not check speaking, listening or writing, and five questions per level is a small sample. Treat the result as a rough guide and not as an official level. For a certificate you need an exam from a recognised exam board.
To learn what each level means, read the guide to CEFR levels. To work on weak points, go to the grammar lessons.
About this practice
How is my level chosen?
Three correct answers meet a level’s threshold. The result stops at the first lower level you miss.
Does this test check speaking?
No. It checks grammar and reading through 30 questions. Treat the result as a rough guide.
Results on this device
Your recent results are stored in this browser. Storage failures do not stop the test.
Choose your next lesson
Your result includes a study suggestion. The CEFR guide explains what the level names mean.