Free · 18 questions · about 5 minutes · no sign-up · instant result

Free English grammar test: how good is your grammar?

See a sentence in your language and choose the correct English, from simple present to the finer points of style. New questions every time, and an estimated level at the end.

18 questions · about 5 minutes

Three questions at each level, from beginner to proficient. Answer what you can; a guess is fine. You see right away whether you were right, and your level at the end.

Show sentences in your language

What your result looks like

Your level, how you did at each level from A1 to C2, and where your practice should start. This is a made-up example so you know what to expect.

ExampleNot a real result

Estimated grammar level

B1 · Intermediate

10 of 18 right

You manage most everyday grammar. Reported speech, passives and more complex sentences will make you sound natural.

How each level went

  • A1

    3 of 3 right

  • A2

    3 of 3 right

  • B1

    2 of 3 right

  • B2

    1 of 3 right

  • C1

    1 of 3 right

  • C2

    0 of 3 right

One thing to work on first

Your next step is B2

You got 1 of 3 at B2. That is where your practice should start: the sentence patterns one level up from where you are sure.

What this test can and cannot tell you

  • It estimates your grammar level on the CEFR scale, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (proficient), from three questions at each level.
  • The upper levels are asked in English for everyone: at that level the question is about style and emphasis, which one translation cannot show.
  • Choosing the right sentence on a screen is easier than saying it out loud. Speakle helps you practise the second part.

How the english grammar test works

About 5 minutes, free, no account and an instant result. Three steps:

  1. Read a sentence in your own language and choose the correct English, eighteen times.
  2. Questions climb from A1 to C2, three at each level, drawn fresh from the Speakle grammar bank on every visit.
  3. See your estimated CEFR grammar level at the end, and which levels felt comfortable.

What your CEFR level means

The CEFR scale runs from A1 to C2 and is used by courses and exams around the world to describe what a learner can do. Here is what each level looks like when you speak.

LevelNameWhat you can do
A1BeginnerIntroduce yourself and answer simple questions about familiar things.
A2ElementaryHandle short everyday exchanges: shopping, directions, your work and family.
B1IntermediateKeep a conversation going on familiar topics, and explain plans and opinions.
B2Upper intermediateTalk with fluency and spontaneity, and argue a point clearly.
C1AdvancedSpeak flexibly for work and study, with well-organised detail.
C2ProficientExpress fine shades of meaning with ease, in almost any situation.

Questions people ask

Is the grammar test free and without sign-up?

Yes. Open the page and start. There is no account, no email and no card, and you can take it as often as you like.

Which levels does it cover?

All six CEFR levels, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (proficient), with three questions at each level.

Can I take it in my own language?

Yes. The lower levels can be shown in Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Turkish or Portuguese. The top levels are in English for everyone, because at that level the question is about style and emphasis.

Are the questions the same every time?

No. They are drawn at random from the Speakle grammar bank on every visit, so a retake is a genuinely new test.

More free English tests

Each one takes a few minutes, needs no account and shows a different side of your English.

From a level to speaking with confidence

A test tells you where you stand. Speaking every day is what moves you. Speakle gives you a scored speaking session every day on the free plan, live AI video coaches for interviews, debates and travel, practice with other learners on video, and a course from A1 to C2, explained in your own language. Start practising free, or see how Speakle compares with other English speaking apps.

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