English Grammar Quiz - 150 Questions (A1-C2)

This English grammar quiz consists of 150 questions that assess your understanding of English grammar as an elementary, intermediate, and advanced learner. This grammar test is designed for all levels. | English Grammar Test | English Test | Test your English | English quiz
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00:43 Basic (A1-A2)
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27:23 Advanced (C1-C2)
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[@Mahendrasingh-tx3jv]

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[@flaviopace4171]

Nice test. My final results is: 47/50 for A1/A2 level, 40/50 for B1/B2 and 28/50 for C1/C2. Not bad 👍 keep studying and never give up 💪

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[@Mahendrasingh-tx3jv]

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[@K1NG_ROMA4KA]

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I’ve got 123 of 150 correct answers.
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[@user-vv6ig1dj5n]

126/150

[@malakbennoui4048]

85/100

[@mohammadashrafulhoque6594]

122/150

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[@ramonperedo2751]

3:28 In this drill I consider that both options are correct, to buy and buying because here we use then as actions or activities.

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

When a verb directly follows (imagine), you should use the gerund form, not the infinitive:
For example:
It's easy to imagine winning the lottery, which is why I keep playing it.

[@ramonperedo2751]

@@EnglishLearningHubOfficial thank you for the information, so I see it works as the verb to consider, the use of gerund goes after. Thank you, greetings from Mexico.

[@lashachokhonelidze2498]

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[@estifanosberhane7625]

130/150

[@user-qp8op3qu8t]

143/150 thanks for creating this useful video ❤❤❤

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Thank you too.

[@jordicarnesubiranas3922]

Thanks a lot

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Most welcome.

[@priyashah6216]

110

[@patricklaznikzalaznik1666]

I got almost all the C1 and C2 ones correct. To clarify I am going on a national english language competition.

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[@JeonMyint-xl8rz]

48/34/30
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[@michaelteame2634]

​@@JeonMyint-xl8rzyou are intermediate

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