Welcome to your Level English Test Nombre Correo electrónico Teléfono Choose the correct option: "I have ______ apple." some an a Ninguna Choose the correct option: "I ______ Maria." Is Are Am Ninguna Choose the correct option: "This is my ______." dog behind quickly Ninguna Choose the correct option: "They ______ from Spain." am is are Ninguna Choose the correct option: "What ______ your name?" do are is Ninguna Choose the correct option: "There aren’t ______ chairs in the room." any much a Ninguna Choose the correct meaning of the word "big": very hot very large very small Ninguna Choose the correct option: "Yesterday I ______ to the cinema." went going go Ninguna Choose the correct option: "She ______ English every day." studies studying study Ninguna Choose the best synonym for "start": forget stop begin Ninguna Choose the correct option: "It’s the ______ day of the week." more hot most hotter hottest Ninguna Choose the correct option: "I’ve ______ finished my homework." already yet still Ninguna Choose the correct option: "My brother is ______ than me." taller the tall more tall Ninguna Choose the correct option: "I’m looking forward ______ you next week." to seeing seeing to see Ninguna Choose the correct option: "If it ______ tomorrow, we’ll stay at home." will rain rains rained Ninguna Choose the correct phrasal verb: "Can you ______ the TV? It’s too loud." get off turn down put away Ninguna Choose the best synonym for "angry": furious bored afraid Ninguna Choose the correct option: "She has lived in London ______ 2018." for since from Ninguna Choose the correct passive form: "They built the house last year. The house ______ last year." is built has built was built Ninguna Choose the correct option (relative clause): "That’s the teacher ______ helped me pass the exam." what who which Ninguna Choose the correct option (linking words): "He was tired; ______, he continued working." because although however Ninguna Choose the correct option: "If I ______ more time, I would study another language." would have had have Ninguna Choose the correct option (inversion): "_________________________ the phone rang." I hardly had arrived when the phone rang. Hardly had I arrived when the phone rang. Hardly I had arrived when the phone rang. Ninguna Choose the best synonym for "improve": get better get worse get away Ninguna Choose the correct option (advanced vocabulary): "The results were quite ______; we didn’t expect such a big difference." significant ordinary predictable Ninguna Choose the correct phrasal verb: "We need to ______ the meeting to next week." turn up break out put off Ninguna Choose the best antonym for "scarce": limited plentiful rare Ninguna Choose the best synonym for "crucial": unimportant temporary essential Ninguna Choose the correct option (collocation): "She has a strong ______ for languages." handle talent control Ninguna Choose the correct option (phrasal verb in context): "We need to ______ this issue before it gets worse." turn down bring up look into Ninguna Choose the best option (idiomatic expression): "His explanation just doesn’t ______; it’s full of contradictions." add up make up make out Ninguna Choose the best synonym for "meticulous": vague thorough careless Ninguna Choose the correct option: Despite the weather was terrible, the event went ahead. Although the weather was terrible, the event went ahead. In spite the weather was terrible, the event went ahead. Ninguna Choose the correct option (lexical nuance): "Her performance was absolutely ______; everyone was impressed." standing out outstanding outstood Ninguna Choose the best synonym for "roughly" (in the sense of “more or less”): violently carefully approximately Ninguna Choose the best phrasal verb: "The company decided to ______ a new policy to reduce costs." give off bring in break down Ninguna Time's up
