English Proficiency Test Summary

Overview

• The video presents a 30-question test to determine English proficiency levels based on the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
• Questions are categorized into three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.

Beginner Level Questions (Questions 1-10)

1. Correct Sentence: "He has a new car."

   • Explanation: Use "has" with he/she/it.

2. Correct Sentence: "Emily lives in New York."

   • Explanation: Use "in" for cities.

3. Correct Sentence: "I don't like boring books."

   • Explanation: Use "don't" for I/you/we/they.

4. Correct Sentence: "The man sings very loudly."

   • Explanation: Use adverb form (-ly) to modify verbs.

5. Correct Sentence: "Are you going to call her tomorrow?"

   • Explanation: Use "going to" for future plans.

6. Correct Sentence: "Where is the closest subway station?"

   • Explanation: Use superlatives correctly (closest).

7. Correct Sentence: "Did you work yesterday?"

   • Explanation: Use past simple with "did".

8. Correct Sentence: "James can speak English."

   • Explanation: Use base form after modal verbs.

9. Correct Sentence: "I started learning French 7 years ago."

   • Explanation: Use "ago" for past references.

10. Correct Sentence: "There is some coffee in my cup."

    • Explanation: "Coffee" is uncountable.

Results for Beginner Level

• A1 Level: 6 or more correct answers.
• A2 Level: 9 or more correct answers.

Intermediate Level Questions (Questions 11-20)

1. Correct Sentence: "Have you finished your homework?"

   • Explanation: Use present perfect for unspecified past.

2. Correct Sentence: "My father takes a three-mile walk every day."

   • Explanation: Compound adjective with hyphen.

3. Correct Sentence: "Eric asked his boss for a raise."

   • Explanation: Use correct collocations.

4. Correct Sentence: "If I eat too much, I'll be sick."

   • Explanation: Use first conditional.

5. Correct Sentence: "My brother hasn't gone skydiving and neither have I."

   • Explanation: Use "neither" for negative statements.

6. Correct Sentence: "The car broke down while we were driving."

   • Explanation: Use the phrasal verb "break down."

7. Correct Sentence: "The new neighbors moved in the other day."

   • Explanation: Use "the other day" for recent past.

8. Correct Sentence: "If I were you, I wouldn't worry too much about it."

   • Explanation: Use second conditional.

9. Correct Sentence: "When Bridget was a kid, she used to play soccer."

   • Explanation: Use "used to" for past habits.

10. Correct Sentence: "The manager was tired because he had been working all day."

    • Explanation: Use past perfect continuous.

Results for Intermediate Level

• B1 Level: 6 or more correct answers.
• B2 Level: 9 or more correct answers.

Advanced Level Questions (Questions 21-30)

1. Correct Sentence: "It's very impractical."

   • Explanation: Use "impractical" for unrealistic.

2. Correct Sentence: "Think outside the box."

   • Explanation: Idiom for original thinking.

3. Correct Sentence: "She will have visited more than 35 countries."

   • Explanation: Future perfect tense.

4. Correct Sentence: "She's completely over it."

   • Explanation: Use "over" for lost interest.

5. Correct Sentence: "Having led a team of researchers."

   • Explanation: Use perfect gerund form.

6. Correct Sentence: "I'm not sure that color looks right on you."

   • Explanation: Use "presumptuous" for outspoken.

7. Correct Sentence: "He backed out of the agreement."

   • Explanation: Phrasal verb meaning to withdraw.

8. Correct Sentence: "If Paul had left a bit sooner, he would have arrived on time."

   • Explanation: Use third conditional.

9. Correct Sentence: "A slap on the wrist."

   • Explanation: Idiom for light punishment.

10. Correct Sentence: "Responses be no shorter than 500 words."

    • Explanation: Use "no" to negate comparative adjectives.

Results for Advanced Level

• C1 Level: 6 or more correct answers.
• C2 Level: 9 or more correct answers.

Final Notes

• Improvement takes time; practice regularly to enhance proficiency.
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