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Grammar

This grammar section will test your understanding of different structures and forms through a mix of interesting and varied ESL exercises.

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By the time we finally found a parking space and walked to the cinema, the film and we had already missed the beginning.

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Maria looks absolutely exhausted this morning; she for hours to meet the deadline.

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If James the earlier train instead of waiting, he would have arrived at the meeting before it started.

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By the time the audit begins, all financial records , verified, and securely stored in the central database.

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The woman, car was stolen right outside her house, reported the incident to the police immediately.

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If I will see Maria later, I’ll ask her about the report.

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She's used to wake up early, but today she overslept.

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The documents must to be submitted before 5 p.m.

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If I would have known about the traffic, I would have left earlier.

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A new marketing strategy is developing by the team at the moment.

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Could you tell me why she wasn’t at the meeting yesterday?

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What do you think I should do about the job offer?

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Have the documents been sent to the client yet?

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What would have happened if he hadn’t checked the figures?

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Do you remember speaking to the director after the presentation?

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Choose two synonyms for the word; Meticulous.  

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Choose two synonyms for the word; Obsolete.  

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Choose two synonyms for the word; Ambiguous.  

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Choose two words that have opposite meanings for the word; Lenient.  

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Choose two words that have opposite meanings for the word; Viable.  

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Reading

The reading section of this ESL test will check your ability to understand short texts and answer questions based on what you have read.

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Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in the oceans. This pollution harms marine animals like turtles and fish. Turtles can mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and eat them, which can be deadly. Plastic breaks down into tiny pieces called microplastics, which enter the food chain when fish eat them. Many countries have banned single-use plastics to reduce waste, but more action is needed. People can help by using reusable bags and containers. Reducing plastic pollution is essential to protect marine life and keep oceans healthy.

What do turtles often mistake plastic bags for?

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Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in the oceans. This pollution harms marine animals like turtles and fish. Turtles can mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and eat them, which can be deadly. Plastic breaks down into tiny pieces called microplastics, which enter the food chain when fish eat them. Many countries have banned single-use plastics to reduce waste, but more action is needed. People can help by using reusable bags and containers. Reducing plastic pollution is essential to protect marine life and keep oceans healthy.

What are microplastics?

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Gender equality means that men and women have the same rights and opportunities. In many workplaces, women still earn less than men and are underrepresented in leadership roles. Efforts to improve equality include flexible working hours, parental leave for both parents, and programs to support women’s careers. Gender equality benefits not only individuals but also companies and society as a whole. When people are treated fairly, workplaces become more productive and innovative. Achieving gender equality is an important goal worldwide.

Women usually earn more than men in the workplace.

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Gender equality means that men and women have the same rights and opportunities. In many workplaces, women still earn less than men and are underrepresented in leadership roles. Efforts to improve equality include flexible working hours, parental leave for both parents, and programs to support women’s careers. Gender equality benefits not only individuals but also companies and society as a whole. When people are treated fairly, workplaces become more productive and innovative. Achieving gender equality is an important goal worldwide.

Flexible working hours can help promote gender equality. 

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Getting good sleep is important for health and well-being. Experts suggest keeping a regular sleep schedule by going to bed and waking up at the same time every day. Avoiding screens like phones and computers at least an hour before bedtime helps the brain relax. Reducing caffeine intake in the afternoon and evening can improve sleep quality. Creating a comfortable sleeping environment, such as a cool, dark room, also supports better rest. Good sleep improves mood, concentration, and overall health.

Experts suggest keeping a regular __________ schedule.

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Getting good sleep is important for health and well-being. Experts suggest keeping a regular sleep schedule by going to bed and waking up at the same time every day. Avoiding screens like phones and computers at least an hour before bedtime helps the brain relax. Reducing caffeine intake in the afternoon and evening can improve sleep quality. Creating a comfortable sleeping environment, such as a cool, dark room, also supports better rest. Good sleep improves mood, concentration, and overall health.

Avoiding screens before bedtime helps the brain to __________.

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Urban gardening is growing plants in cities, such as on balconies, rooftops, or community spaces. It helps improve air quality and reduces stress for city residents. Growing your own vegetables and herbs can save money and promote healthy eating. Community gardens also bring people together and strengthen neighbourhoods. Urban gardening requires little space but offers many benefits for the environment and people’s wellbeing.

A place where people grow plants together.

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Urban gardening is growing plants in cities, such as on balconies, rooftops, or community spaces. It helps improve air quality and reduces stress for city residents. Growing your own vegetables and herbs can save money and promote healthy eating. Community gardens also bring people together and strengthen neighbourhoods. Urban gardening requires little space but offers many benefits for the environment and people’s wellbeing.

To help or encourage something to develop.

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Electric cars are becoming more popular as people look for cleaner transportation options. They run on batteries instead of gasoline, which helps reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Many countries offer incentives like tax breaks to encourage electric car use. Charging stations are also increasing in number, making electric cars more convenient. Although electric cars are often more expensive upfront, they can save money on fuel and maintenance over time. This technology is an important step towards a sustainable future.

Which of the following best explains why electric cars are considered environmentally friendly?

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Electric cars are becoming more popular as people look for cleaner transportation options. They run on batteries instead of gasoline, which helps reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Many countries offer incentives like tax breaks to encourage electric car use. Charging stations are also increasing in number, making electric cars more convenient. Although electric cars are often more expensive upfront, they can save money on fuel and maintenance over time. This technology is an important step towards a sustainable future.

What is the primary reason some people hesitate to buy electric cars?

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Listening

The listening section of this ESL test will assess your ability to understand spoken English through a range of clear and simple activities.

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Dan found grammar easier than pronunciation when he started learning Spanish.

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Dan measures his progress by how naturally he can understand spoken Spanish without translating.

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What was one of the main challenges Laura faced while working from home?

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Which of the following best describes Laura’s current strategy for staying motivated?

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You know, It was definitely hard work. I had to clean __________ and feed a lot of animals every day, so it was pretty __________.

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You know, volunteering gave me a real sense of __________ and taught me a lot about being __________, 

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Beth felt completely comfortable and confident about traveling alone.

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Meeting interesting people during her trip made Beth’s experience less memorable.

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What was one of the biggest challenges Hannah faced when trying to eat healthier?

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According to Hannah, what helped improve her overall health and energy?

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Speaking

The speaking section of this ESL test will evaluate your ability to communicate in English through simple conversations and responses to everyday questions.

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How important is learning a foreign language in today’s world?

  1. Why do you think people choose to learn other languages?
  2. What benefits can knowing a foreign language bring in work or travel?
  3. Can you think of any challenges people face when learning a new language?
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of working from home?

  1. How has working from home changed in recent years?
  2. What do you like and dislike about working remotely?
  3. How can people stay motivated and productive when working from home?
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In your opinion, what role does technology play in education?

  1. How has technology changed the way students learn?
  2. What are some positive and negative effects of using technology in schools?
  3. Do you think technology will replace traditional teaching methods in the future? Why or why not?
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Use the questions below to describe the picture. Take time to think before you answer. Try to speak for a minimum of 1 minute.

  1. What’s happening in the picture?
  2. What are the people doing?
  3. How would you describe the atmosphere.
  4. What time of day might it be?
  5. What sounds might you hear if you were there?
  6. How is this city similar or different from your own?
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Use the questions below to describe the picture. Take time to think before you answer. Try to speak for a minimum of 1 minute.

  1. Who do you think these people are — family or friends?
  2. What kind of food can you see?
  3. What do their facial expressions suggest?
  4. Why might they be eating outside?
  5. What season do you think it is? Why?
  6. What does this image tell us about spending time together?
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Use the questions below to describe the picture. Take time to think before you answer. Try to speak for a minimum of 1 minute.

  1. What is the person doing?
  2. What can you see on the desk?
  3. How might the person be feeling? Why?
  4. What do you think they are studying?
  5. Do you think it’s easy or difficult to study at home? Why?
  6. Would you prefer studying like this or in a classroom?
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