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Practise English at your level
Every exercise is graded on the CEFR scale, from beginner (A1) to proficiency (C2). Pick your level to see what it means, what to work on, and free exercises with instant answers and explanations.
The six CEFR levels
Levels with exercises ready are marked; the rest are being prepared.
Beginner English (A1): free exercises
A1 is where English begins: greetings, numbers, the family, food, the time of day. These exercises use the most common words and the simplest sentence shapes, and every answer comes with a one-line explanation you can actually follow.
Exercises at this level are being prepared.
Elementary English (A2): free exercises
A2 English covers daily routines, travel, shopping, hobbies and work in short, clear texts. These exercises train the past simple, going to, comparatives and the everyday linking words, with an explanation after every answer.
3 exercises ready to try
Intermediate English (B1): free exercises
B1 is the level of real independence: clear texts on work, study and everyday life, the present perfect, conditionals, modals and the common phrasal verbs. These exercises practise all of it with instant marking and an explanation for every item.
8 exercises ready to try
Upper-intermediate English (B2): free exam practice
B2 is the level most English exams and employers ask for: natural, contemporary English with collocations, phrasal verbs, dependent prepositions and a full range of tenses and linkers. Every exercise here is exam-style, marked instantly, with an explanation that names the rule.
44 exercises ready to try
Advanced English (C1): free exercises
C1 English is about precision and range: opinion and analysis texts, inversion, cleft sentences, nuanced modality, idioms and shifts of register. These exercises are built to that standard, with distractors that are plausible to a strong reader and an explanation for each.
8 exercises ready to try
Proficiency-level English (C2): free exercises
C2 is near-native mastery: subtle argument, irony, style, rare collocations and fine shades of meaning. These exercises are demanding by design, and every answer carries an explanation that spells out the distinction being tested.
2 exercises ready to try
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Each item carries a short explanation, so a wrong answer at any level becomes a lesson rather than a mark lost.
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