Free English tests and practice tools
Find your level, practise speaking and listening, get ready for IELTS or the Duolingo English Test, and learn new words. Every tool is free and starts without an account.
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- A1–C1 levels
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Most people begin with one of these three.
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Prepare for IELTS
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Speak with confidence
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Learn new wordsFree English tests online
Find your level in grammar, vocabulary, speaking and accent. Each test is free and shows the result straight away.
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English level test
Grammar, vocabulary and reading questions that end with your CEFR level.
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English speaking test
Answer five spoken tasks out loud and get an estimated CEFR speaking level.
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English vocabulary test
Find out how many English words you know, with a CEFR guide.
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English accent test
Read six lines out loud and see which words and sounds got through.
IELTS and Duolingo English Test practice
Practise for IELTS and the Duolingo English Test, and turn practice marks into a band score.
English speaking, listening and pronunciation practice
Speak out loud, listen to everyday English and check how you say a word.
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English speaking practice
Roleplay everyday situations out loud, from a café to a doctor's visit.
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Job interview practice
Answer real interview questions for your job, in English.
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Shadowing practice
Hear a line with each word lit, say it the same way, see which words got through.
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Listening practice
Everyday audio with questions, dictation and a transcript.
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Pronunciation checker
Type a word to see the IPA and hear it in US and UK English.
Phrasal verbs, vocabulary and hard words
Learn useful words with pictures, a word a day, phrasal verbs and the words people find hard to say.
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English word of the day
One useful word a day, with a picture, audio and a quick check.
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Phrasal verbs
300 common phrasal verbs with meanings, examples and a quiz.
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Vocabulary with pictures
Learn words by topic with a picture card and US and UK audio.
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Hard words to pronounce
150 words people find hard to say, from colonel to rendezvous.
Popular pages
Single words, verbs, topics and jobs people come back to.
Phrasal verbs people look up
Hard words to say
Words by topic
Turn your result into a study plan
Tell Slova your level and your goal. It builds a learning path with short daily lessons, speaking practice and the words you need.
Questions
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Are these English tools free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free and starts without an account. After some results you can ask for a copy by email, but you never need to give an email to see your result.
Which English test should I take first?
Start with the English level test. It has 25 questions on grammar, vocabulary and reading, takes about 10 minutes and gives an estimated CEFR level from A1 to C1. Then try the speaking test or the vocabulary test to see the skills it does not cover.
Are the results official?
No. The results are estimates to guide your practice. An official IELTS, Duolingo English Test or Cambridge result comes only from that exam.
What do the CEFR levels A1 to C2 mean?
The CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) describes language ability in six levels: A1 and A2 for beginners, B1 and B2 for independent users, and C1 and C2 for advanced users. Most of our tests estimate a level from A1 to C1.