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Test Your English Fluency

Complete this 30-question test to check your grammar, listening, vocabulary, and natural English.

30 questions About 7 minutes Personal recommendation

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Question 1 of 30 3%

Grammar

Which sentence sounds natural?

A He a teacher. B He is a teacher. C He are a teacher.

Listening

Where is Sharon from?

A Canada B Australia C Italy

Grammar

Which sentence sounds correct?

A What you name is? B What is your name? C Your name is what?

Grammar

Which option is natural?

A She from Italy. B She is from Italy. C She are from Italy.

Grammar

Choose the best sentence.

A I have a new phone. B I has a new phone. C I haves a new phone.

Listening

What does Sarah drink before work?

A Tea B Coffee C Gin

Grammar

Which sentence is correct?

A She listens to music. B She listens music. C She listen to music.

Listening

Why did Mark miss the bus?

A He walked slowly. B He woke up late. C The bus was early.

Grammar

Which sentence is correct?

A She go work at 9. B She goes to work at 9. C She going to work at 9.

Vocabulary

What does “usually” mean?

A Always B Most of the time C Never

Listening

What time does Anna start work?

A At five in the evening. B At five in the morning. C At noon.

Grammar

Your friend is talking about his sister. What sentence sounds natural?

A She can speaks three languages. B She cans speak three languages. C She can speak three languages.

Natural English

What would you say if you don’t understand something in class?

A I go toilet? B Repeat again please. C Could you please repeat that?

Grammar

You’re talking about an important exam tomorrow. Which sentence sounds most natural?

A If I will study, I will pass. B If I study, I will pass. C If I studied, I pass.

Natural English

Choose the best reply: “Have you ever been to France?”

A Yes, I have went to France. B Yes, I have. I visited Paris. C Yes, I am go there.

Natural English

Choose the most natural sentence.

A I look forward to meet you. B I’m looking forward to meet you. C I’m looking forward to meeting you.

Grammar

Which option sounds best?

A She has a lot of experience in marketing. B She has a lot of experience on marketing. C She has a lot of experience at marketing.

Listening

What activity is mentioned?

A Go skiing. B Practice surfing. C Hide in the zoo.

Grammar

You’re talking about a past situation. What sounds natural?

A If I had known, I wouldn’t have gone. B If I would have known, I didn’t go. C If I knew, I wouldn’t go.

Listening

Why did Lisa get soaked in the rain?

A She forgot her raincoat at home. B It stopped raining before she went outside. C She didn’t bring an umbrella.

Natural English

Which response is most appropriate in a formal professional email?

A I got your email and I’m writing back. B I am answering your email now. C I am writing in response to your email.

Grammar

Which sentence is correct?

A She was promoted because her excellent performance. B She was promoted due her excellent performance. C She was promoted due to her excellent performance.

Vocabulary

What does “to be on the same page” mean?

A To read the same book B To agree or understand each other C To start at the same time

Listening

What describes the children’s activity?

A They spent time doing an outdoor sport. B They attended a scheduled sports event. C They watched a match from the sidelines.

Natural English

Choose the natural sentence.

A Not only did she arrive early, and she brought coffee. B Not only did she arrive early, she also bringing coffee. C Not only did she arrive early, but she also brought coffee.

Natural English

Which sentence is natural?

A Her performance was, by all accounts, outstanding. B Her performance was, by all meanings, outstanding. C Her performance was, by all reasons, outstanding.

Vocabulary

What does “take something with a grain of salt” mean?

A To believe something completely B To accept something but not fully trust it C To ignore something because it’s too salty

Listening

What is the speaker suggesting?

A People often agree because they genuinely support the idea. B People may fake agreement to maintain harmony. C Disagreement always leads to open arguments.

Natural English

You’re writing to a colleague you don’t know well. Which sentence sounds most natural and appropriate?

A I’m hitting you up because I need that report. B Kindly revert with the requested data ASAP. C I’d appreciate it if you could send over the report when you get a chance.

Natural English

In a job interview, which answer about living abroad sounds most fluent and appropriate?

A Yes, I was living in France before. It was good for my English. B Yes, I had the opportunity to spend a year in France, where I developed strong cross-cultural communication skills. C Yes, I go to France in 2022. It helped me a lot.

Congratulations!

You completed the English Fluency Test.

Here is what your result means and the course I recommend for your next step.

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Georgiana Founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com

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