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

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Question 1 of 30 3%

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence.

A My brother live in Chicago. B My brother lives in Chicago. C My brother living in Chicago.

Listening

Where is Sharon from?

A Canada B Australia C Italy

Natural English

You meet someone for the first time. What sounds natural?

A Nice to meet you. B Nice meet you. C I am nice to meet you.

Vocabulary

What does “usually” mean?

A Most of the time B Only one time C Almost never

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence.

A She drink coffee every morning. B She drinks coffee every morning. C She is drink coffee every morning.

Listening

What does Sarah drink before work?

A Coffee B Tea C Water

Natural English

You do not understand something. What is the best thing to say?

A Could you say that again, please? B Say again now. C I do not understand you speaking.

Listening

Why did Mark miss the bus?

A He woke up late. B He forgot his ticket. C There was heavy traffic.

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence about last night.

A We had dinner at home. B We have dinner at home. C We having dinner at home.

Vocabulary

What does “borrow” mean?

A Take something and return it later B Give something away forever C Buy something for a low price

Vocabulary

If someone says, “I’m running late,” what do they mean?

A They are behind schedule. B They are exercising at night. C They are leaving work early.

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence.

A I have lived here since 2021. B I have lived here for 2021. C I live here since 2021.

Natural English

A friend cancels dinner because they are sick. What is the most natural reply?

A No problem. I hope you feel better soon. B It does not matter to me. C You must come anyway.

Grammar

Which sentence is correct?

A If it rains, we’ll stay home. B If it will rain, we’ll stay home. C If it rained, we will stay home.

Listening

What time does Anna start work?

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

Natural English

Someone asks, “Would you mind closing the window?” What is a natural reply?

A Sure, no problem. B Yes, I mind not. C I would closing it.

Vocabulary

What does “figure something out” mean?

A Understand or solve it B Draw a picture of it C Avoid thinking about it

Listening

What activity is mentioned?

A Practice surfing B Swim near the shore C Climb over rocks

Grammar

You are talking about a past situation. Which sentence is correct?

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 have gone yesterday.

Listening

Why did Lisa get soaked in the rain?

A She did not bring an umbrella. B A car splashed water on her. C Her coat was not waterproof.

Natural English

You disagree with a friend. Which reply sounds polite and natural?

A I see your point, but I look at it differently. B No. You are wrong. C I don’t agree nothing with you.

Vocabulary

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

A To understand or agree with each other B To read the same book C To be in the same room

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence.

A Hardly had the meeting started when the alarm went off. B Hardly the meeting had started when the alarm went off. C Hardly did the meeting started when the alarm went off.

Listening

What describes the children’s activity?

A They spent time doing an outdoor sport. B They watched a sports match. C They trained inside a sports center.

Natural English

Choose the most natural sentence.

A I meant to call you, but it completely slipped my mind. B I meant to call you, but it completely escaped my head. C I meant to call you, but my brain lost it.

Vocabulary

If something is “a long shot,” what does that mean?

A It is unlikely, but still possible. B It is almost certain to happen. C It will take a long time to explain.

Grammar

Choose the correct sentence.

A Had I known about the delay, I would have left later. B Had I knew about the delay, I would leave later. C If I had knew about the delay, I will have left later.

Listening

What is the speaker suggesting?

A People may pretend to agree to avoid conflict. B People always say exactly what they think. C People change their opinions only when they see new facts.

Natural English

Choose the most natural sentence.

A The movie was good, but it didn’t quite live up to the hype. B The movie was good, but it didn’t quite live on the hype. C The movie was good, but it didn’t quite live by the hype.

Vocabulary

If something is “a mixed blessing,” what does that mean?

A It has both good and bad sides. B It is much better than expected. C It is a problem with no benefits.

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