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Things to know before you take our English test online
- This is a thorough online language proficiency test that will evaluate your skills in different areas.
- It contains three parts:
- listening comprehension
- reading comprehension
- vocabulary/grammar
- This English evaluation takes about 20-25 minutes. There is no time limit.
- The results will place your level on the CEFR scale (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, or C2). You will get a score for each section + an overall score.
- Afterward, we’ll show you the answers so you can learn from your mistakes.
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Understanding Your Language Test Results
Voilà! Once you’ve finished, you’ll receive your language level test results. Then, we’ll provide information and advice to help you interpret your score and move forward. The test is graded automatically. Correct responses appear in green and incorrect responses appear in red, with an explanation. This way you can find out what you missed and improve for next time!
The CEFR levels
Here is the list of different CEFR levels for English learners:
- A1: beginner
- A2: false beginner
- B1: intermediate
- B2: upper intermediate
- C1: advanced
- C2: bilingual
So, what’s your score?
If you’d like more details, then you can read our article explaining the differences between these levels, and what it means to become fluent in a language.
What skills does this level test evaluate?
This evaluation focuses on general English, that is, everyday English that you would use when traveling in an anglophone country. The test evaluates your written comprehension and expression with multiple choice questions. It tests the following skills:
- oral comprehension
- written comprehension
- vocabulary
- grammar
Why Should I Take an English Level Test?
1) For a quick assessment
Maybe you’ve taken English courses in school, and you’ve continued your learning by watching TV shows and listening to podcasts without ever paying attention to your level. Even if it’s just a question of simple curiosity, these few minutes could be the best-spent time of your day. By the time you’re done, you’ll have learned a little bit more about yourself. 😊
2) To start a learning program
If you want to start a learning program in English, then it’s crucial to know your current level. This way, you can start in the right place and not waste your time. Starting with a course that’s too easy can cause you to get bored and lose motivation. And if you start with a course that’s too hard, then you’ll feel overwhelmed by all the things you don’t know. That’s a recipe for getting discouraged! So knowing exactly what your level is will help you find the right starting point (and stay motivated)!
3) To practice for an official exam
There are several different official English level tests. These are the most well known:
Just like the MosaLingua test, these exams give you your language level according to a common reference scale. Also, some include a speaking section, which will make your score a little more accurate. The advantage of these tests is that they provide official certification, or proof, of your language skills. However, they can be very expensive. Take our free language test online first to see where you stand before you spend your money!
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Next Steps… 👣
In case you’d like a better understanding of this subject, here are a few articles that might interest you:
- How to Ace the TOEFL Speaking Exam
- How to Pass the Cambridge B2 First Certificate
- Familiarize Yourself with the Structure of the TOEFL Test
- Top 5 TOEFL Listening Tips
So good luck and happy studying!
Thank you so much
It was very interesting and useful for me
I am 68
I want to learn english
Nice!
You can start a free trial with MosaLingua here 🙂
Happy learning!
Samuel W
thank you
You’re very welcome, Maria!
Abbe
Thank you. I am grateful for your help.
Glad to be of help, Lola-Alexandra! I hope the test gave you a better idea of what skills to work on going forward!
Abbe