What's your English Vocabulary Level? Take this Test to find out!

Hey there.

I'm Emma from mmmEnglish!

Have you been wondering how good

your knowledge of English vocabulary really is?

Do you want to know what your English vocabulary level is?

Yeah.

Well, you're in the right place because this video

is an English vocabulary level test.

I've designed it so that you can find out if your

English vocabulary is at a beginner,

intermediate, or advanced level.

Are you ready to try it out?

There are five sets of questions in this level test

and thirty-six questions altogether.

To work out your level at the end,

you need to keep track of how many questions you get right.

Remember, this test is just a guide

to give you an idea about your English level.

So how does it work?

You're going to see a sentence up on screen just like this.

And your job

is to choose the best word to complete the sentence.

You'll see a little timer up on screen so that you know

how much time you have to answer each question.

And when the time is up,

I'll give you the correct answer.

The season that follows winter is spring.

Okay, we're starting off

very simply.

The day before Wednesday is

Tuesday.

I eat...

at 7 o'clock.

Breakfast.

How...

oranges

did she eat?

How many oranges did she eat?

He is...

to music.

He is

listening to music.

My neighbour is...

I like her.

My neighbour is nice.

I like her.

Okay these questions

will be a little harder.

I made this cake all by

myself.

These strawberries are sweet and

delicious.

Harry is a...

He writes articles for the newspaper.

Harry is a journalist.

I saw five red...

this morning.

Cars.

This suitcase is very...

I can't carry it by myself.

Heavy.

It...

twenty minutes to drive to the city.

It takes twenty minutes.

Okay.

Now we're taking things up a notch.

All right?

Can I call you...

in five minutes?

Can I call you back in five minutes?

I have to...

for the exam next week.

I have to study for the exam next week.

I fell asleep because the movie was...

Boring.

The movie was boring.

Not bored.

The flood didn't...

any damage to the property.

Didn't do any damage.

He was burnt...

from working such long hours.

This is a phrasal verb.

He was burnt out.

The report is due...

Friday.

There's a couple of correct answers here:

by,

on.

There are...

a thousand different types of wattle tree in Australia,

give or take.

You could say approximately,

about,

around.

Okay, we keep going up.

She burst...

laughing.

She burst out laughing.

The mobile library comes once a...

once a fortnight.

Her recent appearance on a reality TV show has...

her a lot of new fans.

There are a few verbs that you could use here.

Earned.

Brought.

Just make sure it's in the past tense.

The...

takes about four hours all up.

I need to...

up on my Spanish before the trip.

Brush up on my Spanish.

There were...

qualified candidates which made it difficult to choose a winner.

There were several qualified candidates.

The hotel houses a hundred and fifty people a night...

staff.

The hotel houses a hundred and fifty people a night,

excluding staff.

There's a...

with the computer.

It seems to be frozen.

There's a problem with the computer.

All right, here we go.

We're on the home straight.

The film contains...

language

therefore it's not suitable for children.

Strong language.

Buying things in bulk can be more...

than buying in small quantities.

More economical.

There's no...

to drive,

the bus stops right in front of the house.

There is no reason to drive.

I don't mean to...

you,

but you seem to have the facts mixed up.

They had to attend mediation to...

their differences.

The students...

to uphold the values held by the school.

Endeavour.

An article with too much...

will be difficult to understand, unless you're an expert.

Jargon.

In academic writing, it's best to...

your point with quotes, diagrams, or examples.

Illustrate.

...what I understood,

the company is in bad financial shape.

From what I understood.

I read the article twice,

but still couldn't grasp what the author was...

Getting at.

So how did you go?

Did you count how many you got right?

Let's check your level right here.

If you scored between one and five,

you're at a beginner level.

If you scored between six and eleven, you're pre-intermediate.

Between twelve and eighteen,

your level is intermediate.

Between nineteen and twenty-six

your level is upper intermediate.

And if you scored between twenty-seven and thirty-six,

then congratulations.

Your English vocabulary is at an advanced level.

You're somewhere between C1 or C2.

Let me know how you did in this quick vocabulary quiz

down in the comments

and make sure you let me know if you enjoyed it.

If you want to keep working on your vocabulary

here at mmmEnglish,

this is an entire playlist of all of my vocabulary lessons.

There are plenty in there to keep you busy,

but if you're looking for some tips and advice on how to

learn and remember new words,

then check out this one down here.

Thank you so much for joining me today.

I will see you in the next lesson.

Bye for now!