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Improve your grammar, vocabulary and reading with these practical guides.
A simple daily routine beats long weekly study sessions. Spend 15–20 minutes a day reading short English texts, reviewing useful vocabulary, and writing a few sentences about your day. Regular contact with the language helps you notice grammar patterns naturally and remember new words faster.
Take this free English level test now to get your baseline score, then retake it after a month of practice to measure your progress.
The most common errors include forgetting the -s with he/she/it ("she go" → "she goes"), confusing for and since, and treating uncountable nouns like "information" or "advice" as plurals. Focus on one pattern per week and create five of your own example sentences.
The CEFR scale describes language ability from beginner to advanced. A1 and A2 cover basic survival English, B1 is intermediate (everyday conversations and simple texts), B2 is upper-intermediate (working in English, understanding native speakers), and C1 is advanced (fluent, nuanced communication). This test gives an informal estimate — not an official certificate.
Instead of memorizing long word lists, learn vocabulary in short phrases and example sentences. Review new words after one day, three days, and one week — this spaced repetition makes recall much easier. Reading and personally using a new word is the fastest way to make it stick.
Choose texts you can mostly understand but that still contain a few new words. Read once for the main idea, then read again for details. Try to answer simple questions: who, what, when, where and why. Short stories, news summaries and graded readers all work well.
Yes, the test is 100% free with no signup, no account and no hidden fees. You get your score, grade and A1–C1 level estimate instantly.
It is a quick informal estimate based on 15 grammar, vocabulary and reading questions. For an official CEFR certificate, you need a full exam such as IELTS, TOEFL or a Cambridge exam.
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The time limit is 15 minutes for 15 questions, and most learners finish at their own pace within the 15-minute limit. The timer keeps the test quick and focused.
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