Name: What’s Your English Level? Take This 7-Minute Test!
Uploaded: 2026-02-22T21:01:10.000Z
Duration: 6 min 55 s
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In today's video, I'm going to ask you a few questions to help you figure out your level of English.

Are you a beginner, an intermediate, or an advanced student?

No pausing the video, no translating, and you have to answer every question in your head.

Each question will test a different skill.

For example, your grammar, your vocabulary, your listening, and how naturally you can use English.

For every correct answer, you get one point.

And at the end of the video, I'm going to reveal your final level.

Before we begin, this is just a short quiz which will give you a general idea of your level.

If you want a longer test, you can find plenty of those on the Internet,

In the next few minutes, we're going to go through this quickly, and

I'm going to give you a general idea of your English level.

"If I ___ more time, I would learn English faster."

If I had more time? Or if I will have more time?

I'll give you three seconds to figure this out.

The correct answer is if I had more time.

If I had more time, I would learn English faster.

This is an example of a conditional sentence.

Conditional sentences normally begin with the word if.

I am waiting you or I am waiting for you?

The correct answer is B) I am waiting for you.

After the verb to wait, we always need to use the preposition for.

I am waiting for something. For you, for the train, for the bus, for something.

If you don't use the word for, people will still understand you, but you won't sound natural.

The meeting was ___ because nobody prepared.

When something is boring, it makes you bored.

When something is tiring, it makes you tired.

When something is interesting, it makes you interested.

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Now let's move on to question number four.

but I'm not going to show it on the screen because I want to test your listening skills.

I said, "I don't know what you did last night."

We also drop the T sound in last, so we don't say last night.

This is an example of connected speech, and this is how native speakers talk in daily conversation.

Every day I go to work at 8 and I go to work every day at 8 are correct.

However, the meaning is slightly different.

When you put every day first, you emphasize the fact that this action happens every single day.

Not every week, not every month, but every day.

That would probably be the most normal way of saying this because you're emphasizing the fact that you are doing the action.

Not your friend, not your brother, not your sister.

English is interesting in that way because you can often change the order of a sentence to emphasize different things.

You can also add more emphasis on your pronunciation, which has the same effect.

For example, if you say I like dogs, you're emphasizing the fact that you like dogs and not cats.

But if you say I like dogs, you're emphasizing the fact that you are the one who likes dogs.

All right, that brings us to the end of today's quiz.

Again, the point of this quiz was just to give you a quick overview of where you're at with your English.

If you want to find those, you can find those on the Internet.

There are many different resources available, but those will take more time.

If you got 0 or 1 correct, you're probably somewhere closer to the A1 level, which is totally fine, but

If you got 2 to 3 correct, you're probably closer to the B1 level, which is an intermediate level.

And if you got four to five correct, you're probably closer to the advanced level or the C1 level.

Again, this result isn't totally precise, but

but it should give you a good overview of your current level.