English Level Test If you prefer our Business English Test – click here 0% English Level Test Test your knowledge This is a 30 question test and each test has new questions. final score/mark displayed at end of test. Please enter your name and email address to begin Your English Level will be displayed on screen after the final question. 1 / 30 ‘Let’ and ‘allow’ have similar meanings, but which sentence is correct? Her school does not allow her wear trousers. Her school does not allow her to wearing trousers Her school does not let her to wear trousers. Her school does not allow her to wear trousers 2 / 30 It wasn’t a bad accident and …… damage was done to the vehicle. none a lot almost none little 3 / 30 She came to live here …… a month ago. quite already almost beyond 4 / 30 I wish you ….. all the time. shouting will not talk don't shout didn’t shout 5 / 30 I left my last job in London because I had no …… to travel to other countries. possibly possible opportunity gain 6 / 30 I would like to buy______nice car. there a some an 7 / 30 …… tired Melissa is when she gets home from work, she always makes time to say goodnight to the children. no matter how however much whatever although 8 / 30 I’m sorry – I didn’t …… to disturb you. like wanted mean hate 9 / 30 In this spoken sentence, what does I‘d…I‘d represent? “If I’d seen the thief, I’d have called the police.” I had + I would I would + I had I would + I would 10 / 30 Which expression can be used instead of ‘let’s go’, when you’re suggesting to leave somewhere together with others? Time to make a move. I'm off. Time for me to hit the road. They're off. 11 / 30 Which sentence uses the present perfect tense correctly? They have got divorced in 2010. I have been to Spain last year. I have lost my wallet! I did lost my wallet! 12 / 30 Would you mind …… me the newspaper please? dropping opening tearing passing 13 / 30 What colour will you paint the children’s bedroom? it wasn’t very difficult maybe or maybe not we can't decide I hope it was right 14 / 30 Which sentence best uses narrative tenses to tell this story in the past? I relaxed on the beach when suddenly I’d seen storm clouds coming. I was relaxing on the beach when suddenly I was seeing storm clouds coming. I relaxing on the beach when suddenly I’d seen storm clouds coming. I was relaxing on the beach when suddenly I saw storm clouds coming. 15 / 30 I was looking forward to …… by train as I have not done it for a long time. travelling walking sitting journey 16 / 30 It was only three days ago …… he started his new job. when while began after 17 / 30 Which verb can fill ALL the gaps to make THREE correct sentences? 1. Let’s ______ away these old clothes to charity. 2. I’m trying to ______ up smoking. It’s such a bad habit! 3. You have to ______ way to oncoming traffic at this junction. take let give make 18 / 30 at, in or on? – Choose the correct preposition from the drop down menu in the end of the week on the end of the week at the end of the week 19 / 30 Where ….. when you met them? will they living do they live were they living 20 / 30 When I realised I had dropped my keys, I decided to …… my steps. follow return resume retrace 21 / 30 Choose the correct expression to complete this sentence: Reports of hurricane winds and heavy rain are increasing. Many cities have issued _________. a pink alert a red alert a blue alert agreen alert 22 / 30 The middle of an apple which we don’t eat is called the: center Core heart 23 / 30 The singer ended the concert …… her most popular song. by her by with in 24 / 30 I’d rather you …… to them why we can’t go. asked talked understood explained 25 / 30 I was looking forward …… at the new restaurant, but it was closed. to eat to eating eating to have eaten 26 / 30 Once the plane is in the air, you can …… your seat belts if you wish. unlock unfasten untie undress 27 / 30 Which sentence uses the present continuous correctly? “I’m not hungry I was eating a moment ago!” “I’m not checking my email. I’m studying!” “I think you’re telling me lies. I’m no believing you!” “Please explain that to me again. I’m not undestanding you.” 28 / 30 I ….. see you tomorrow, I’m not sure maybe wouldn't will might 29 / 30 We’re British. We’re … Britain once in part from 30 / 30 The company needs to decide …… and for all what its position is on this point. twice justly there once Your score is 0% Restart Level Test If you prefer our Business English Test – click here