Welcome to our collection of free interactive English quizzes. Test yourself on a wide variety of grammar and vocabulary topics.
The first option below will help you determine your level and what you can work on to improve your English in general. The rest of the quizzes are listed in alphabetical order, by topic.
QUIZZES:
What’s my level? – General knowledge quizzes to test yourself.
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Study Tip: Write down anything you don’t understand. See if you discover the answer by yourself, by using the search tool, or looking online. If you are still confused, and you are studying with a teacher, you can always ask for clarification in class.
A or AN? – New Beginner
Articles – General quiz
Articles – San Andres Island quiz
A few or a little – Beginner
Adjectives – Match the opposites – High Beginner
Adjective order (Monsters) – High Beginner/Intermediate
Adjective order (Things in a house) – High Beginner/Intermediate
Adjective order (Weapons) – High Beginner/Intermediate
Advanced questions -Advanced
Be, Being, or Been? – High Intermediate/Advanced
Body Parts – Beginner vocabulary games
Do, does, did, don’t, doesn’t, didn’t? – Beginner
Comparatives and superlatives – Beginner
Conjunctions – so and because – Beginner
Conjunctives – and, but, so, because, if, while – Beginner
Connecting words – Business English about Unions – Advanced (C2)
Family vocabulary – Level 1- Beginner
Family Vocabulary – Level 2 – Beginner
Have, have to, and must – Beginner
In, On, and At and giving directions – Beginner
Its or it’s quiz – Beginner
Infinitive, gerund or both? – High Intermediate/Advanced
Infinitive or gerund? – Select which form implies the correct meaning in the context of unions
Like, be like, look like – Weather and seasons quiz – Beginner
Like, want, would like – quiz 1
Like, want, would like – quiz 2
Must and have to – Labour Union rules – High Intermediate/Advanced
Nationalities – All levels
Negative Prefixes in-, im-, un-, and dis- Exercise 1 – Write the correct prefix. – Intermediate
Negative Prefixes in-, im, un-, and dis- -Exercise 2 – multiple choice – Intermediate
Numbers – Can you write them? – Beginner
Numbers – Listen to the big numbers and write what you hear – Beginner
Object pronouns – Beginner
Ordinals – Can you write them? – Beginner
Outer Space mini quiz – Beginner
Past Simple ED pronunciation basics – Beginner
Past Simple ED pronunciation – Verbs for cooking
Past Simple ED pronunciation – Verbs for camping
Past Simple ED pronunciation – Verbs for talking about charts and graphs -Intermediate/Advanced
Possessive adjective or possessive pronoun? – Beginner
Present Continuous – Beginner
Present Simple (affirmatives, negatives and interrogatives) multiple choice quiz – Beginner
Pronunciation of the final S – Beginner
Pronouns (subject, object, possessive) and possessive adjectives – Beginner
Questions ending in prepositions – Put the words in the correct order. – High Intermediate/Advanced
Questions with how – Beginner
Reading and comprehension quiz Astrid’s Place – Beginner
Sentences ending with prepositions – High Intermediate/Advanced
Subject/Object Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives Quiz – Beginner
Telling Time – Write the equivalent time using ‘to’ and ‘past’
There is/are – Simple Present (House and home) – Beginner
There is/are – Simple Present/Past/Future (Renting an apartment) – High Beginner
There is/are – All mixed tenses (Travel and tourism) – High Intermediate/Advanced
They are, there are, or their? – High Beginner
Was or were? – Beginner
‘Will’ or ‘going to’ (1) – High Beginner
‘Will’ or ‘going to’ (2) – High Beginner