IDIOMA INTERNATIONAL: ENGLISH LEVEL TEST

What is your English level? Let’s find out by taking this mini online test.

Complete the sentence with the correct word.

1.My name is Dominique. (are/am/is)

2.He loves to play the guitar. (play/playing/played)
3.Do Linda have a nice house? (Do/Does/Has)
4.It’s late. I have to sleep. (go/have/wanJng)
5. Who’s phone is this? (Who’s/Whose/Who)
6.Tania’s favorite hobbies are dancing and photography. (hobbies/sports/acJviJes)
7.My aunt’s children are my cousins. (sister’s/aunt’s/mother’s)
8.September is the ninth month of the year. (first/sixth/ninth)
9.Football is a popular sport in many countries. (popular/handsome/excellent)
10.I am born on the second of May. (two/second/both)

Which sentence is correct? (Highlight the right answer)

1.
A) I haven’t seen Mary since last night.
B) I didn’t see Mary since last night.
C) I don’t see Mary since last night.

2.
A)I am learning English for the last six years.
B)I have been learning English for the last six years.
C)I’ve learned English for the last six years.
3.
A)Have you buy the Jckets?
B)Did you bought the Jckets?
C)Have you bought the Jckets?

4.
A)What are you doing in London last week?
B)What do you do in London last week?
C)What did you do in London last week?
5.
A)I don’t think your right.
B)I don’t think you’re right.
C)I don’t think yours right.
6.
A)I get up at 9 o’clock on the morning.
B)I get up at 9 o’clock at the morning.
C)I get up at 9 o’clock in the morning.
7.
 A)She was here a few days ago.
B)She was here some days ago.
C)She was her certain days ago.
8.
A)She is tall than me.
B)She is taller than me.
C)She is longer then me.
9.
A)Were football fans.
B)We’re football fans.
C)Where football fans.
10.
A)I watched TV when the telephone rang.
B)I have watched TV when the telephone was ringing.
C)I was watching TV when telephone rang.

Complete the sentence with the correct word(s).

1.Welcome aboard flight K1398 to Kenya. (into/aboard/along/within)

2.I’m a li\le stressed. I’m overwhelmed with all the work I have to do. (overacJng/overwhelmed)
3. Actually speaking, cats are more independent than dogs. (Strictly/Actually/Broadly)
4.He confessed to commi^ng the crime. (commi^ng/commit/have commit)
5. I had the plumber to fix the trap. (had - fix / got - fixed / had - to fix)
6. The restaurant begins to form the tables for around 7:30pm. (make/form/lay)
7. Every Jme I wear something white, I drop something on it. (spill/pour/drop)
8. My daughter loves all fruit, but mostly strawberries. (especially, specifically, mostly)
9. Let’s eat out tonight. I don’t feel like cooking. (eat out/eat away/eat outside)
10. Hello, I am Tim. Can I speak to Sarah please? (say/call/tell/speak?