A Cool Grammar Test That 95% of People Fail

Try your skills with this spelling test 95% of people fail. When was the last time you actually had to test your spelling skills? Your 6th-grade spelling bee?
Autocorrect can sometimes annoy us and even leave us in some pretty awkward situations. But, be honest, we’ve kinda grown dependent on our phones’ and computers’ spell check feature.
This quiz will be divided into simple, intermediate, and advanced sections with gradually increasing difficulty. And some of these words leave even the smartest completely baffled! Only 5% of people get all of them right! You’ll need to finish the sentences with the correctly spelled word. While you’re taking the test, keep track of the answers you get right. At the end of the video, you’ll get your results.
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TIMESTAMPS
Easy-peasy level 1:05
Level up 2:48
“Spelling Guru” level 4:30
The results:
Less than 10 words 6:18
At least 10 words 6:27
10 to 14 correct words 6:33
All of 15 words 6:43
SUMMARY
-The first 5 questions of the test are a warm-up before the real challenge.
-It’s time to move one level up, can you make it?
-Level 3 is a challenge only a real spelling guru can win at. Let’s see if you can proudly call yourself such a guru.
-If you got less than 10 words right, you might want to consider working on your spelling skills a little more.
-If you've chosen at least 10 correctly spelled words, your level is that of an extremely smart sixth-grader.
-If your score is from 10 to 14 correct words, not too shabby! You can be proud of yourself for your spelling skills.
-If you knew the spelling of all 15 words, you’ve passed the test that 95% of people fail.
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TIMESTAMPS Easy-peasy level 1:05 Level up 2:48 “Spelling Guru” level 4:30 The results: Less than 10 words 6:18 At least 10 words 6:27 10 to 14 correct words 6:33 All of 15 words 6:43

[@vari1535]

First REPLY! HOW IDK HOW I GOT HERE

[@unknownanonymous5842]

I promise i got 15 out 15 correct 😄

[@WriterShane7]

BRIGHT SIDE I got 9 points I basically failed

[@animevolleyballlove6710]

BRIGHT SIDE i got 12 of 15 by the age of 12

[@uzomaokpara8403]

Natural remedy for kidney stone

[@kristhealayson4949]

When you came for a grammar test but all you got is a spelling test 😶

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

IKR! Bright Side team needs to check their definition of grammar! LOL

[@fallen-dj3bk]

So true bruhhh..... Dumb title for the video, it should be "a spelling test" not Grammer

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

+Gurpreet Saini You definitely failed spelling "grammar", didn't you? LOL

[@yashvichanana]

Yeah!😂

[@BlacksmithTWD]

Does anyone know where I can find an actual grammar test?

[@saanvikharbanda3202]

It's 2 am and instead of studying for my boards i am here giving a spelling test🙂🔫

[@loveladydiana]

Same c: But this might actually help tho

[@muhammedyazeen7967]

SO?

[@mr.silent959]

I hope you’ll pass your boards😇

[@Ss-qg7uy]

Boards got cancelled

[@Ss-qg7uy]

@David Enatoh It's the name of the exam which is conducted for class 10 and 12 at the end of the year . By the way are you an Indian ??

[@pastoryau2237]

I am an 82 years old man and English is my second language. I scored 11 out of 15 correctly.

[@Echoempress]

then your better than me and English is my first language. I got a score of 4 out of 15. :

[@arjunjain4331]

i got 12 correct, and english is my first language.bad luck, korunee

[@bennett7469]

@@Echoempress no surprise, because you're also bad at grammar, as you spelled "you're" as "your"

[@Legend11162]

@@bennett7469 they aren't using grammar on purpose

[@Legend11162]

year*

[@theentertainingsisters4100]

Collect your “I got them all right award here” 🏆 🏅

[@fredalartey1822]

You did well

[@minaniminani8630]

Me too

[@minicoral3752]

I got them all wrong

[@Echoempress]

@@minicoral3752 I got 4four right. :

[@stephanygates6491]

I clicked on “If I ____ you, I would easily pass this test.” The answers showed as “is” or “are.” The correct word is “were.” Oddly, I did not find this problem in the video.

[@candyurcandle]

it's just a thumbnail its not gonna be in the video.

[@carovixyz5788]

Yes absolutely

[@mochicatz8405]

Yes so have I

[@susannasabido2556]

@Enzi Johnston me

[@jahnavi.c.t]

well.. the correct answer is actually 'are' because the sentence is in present perfect tense and not in past perfect tense present perfect tense = If I are you, I would easily pass this test. past perfect tense = If I *were* you, I would *have* easily *passed* *that* test.

[@GD-Low]

This isn’t grammar it’s spelling... there’s a class for grammar and spelling, but grammar is like “I just did walk down there?” It should be “I just walked down there.”

[@writerwannabe8778]

You badass 😎

[@dragongod666sevagoth3]

Destroyer_5 Rockz You're correct, my good sir!

[@boblewis5558]

OR it could legitimately be "I did just walk down there" as used in emphasis.

[@Oacheoba]

I have just walked down there. Because just is a signal word for present perfect :P

[@emilysimi1133]

Nice to know I'm not the only one confused by it being called a grammar quiz

[@theoriginalgamester3695]

The state of the education system really concerns me if they believe a spelling test is a grammar test.

[@havefunwith-gauri3710]

Instead of 95% people fail, it should be 95% pass.....🤣🤣

[@sharondolanstyles6079]

I feel like I got the words right not necessarily because I can spell them all so easily, but cause my eyes were just able to eliminate the words that looked weird/wrong. 😂😂

[@wondermoon4488]

same lol.

[@xaces5216]

Same here

[@mazinarshin1012]

I think the fact that it was a multiple choice quiz made it a little easier

[@cjsinclair768]

Same here too

[@cjsinclair768]

LOL

[@ChenPa]

This is a Spelling test.. not Grammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmar ....don't fool us😶😶😶

[@jessstuart7495]

There are lots of different writing errors anyone can make; Spelling, grammar, syntax, meaning, usage, punctuation, logical.

[@ChenPa]

Jess Stuart But As far as I know...spelling test does not come under grammar🌝

[@jessstuart7495]

I wasn't disagreeing with you.

[@ntorok]

Yes. The person who titled this test failed vocabulary.

[@ChenPa]

Jess Stuart I understood 😊

[@Ar-T-Hur_-]

I AM SERIOUS RIGHT NOW ! I actually correctly answered every question, although, it was tough to spell 'accommodation' right, but I remembered luckily.

[@amaneyugi9421]

Ah yes, a great opponent,bright side don't understimate this eyes and brain that are trained to look and understand every subtitles of anime's😏🙃😉

[@giraffegaming6310]

Be real: with the Wednesday one, you had a little voice inside your head say WED-NES-DAY

[@Phiasstuff]

SO TRUE XDD

[@chloeleanor]

Yessssss

[@RaychelD2400]

Yep lol

[@crystalmoonstar275]

🤣

[@reXdownhamOG]

As a child, I was a champion speller by using that technique. I learned to mispronounce all of the more difficult words in my head, and often pronounced them phonetically to myself over and over until I could see the word in my head visually.

[@memawknowsbest4978]

The thumbnail for this video reads, "If I _____ you, I would et c.", with the 2 answer choices being "is" and "are". Neither of those is correct, it would be "were".

[@mrsb6911]

I noticed it too. I was expecting it to be included in the questions. I was about to correct them

[@zanibimran7468]

Same

[@seanacameron8940]

clever memaw ! Was thinking the same thing. and I know YOUR score; easy 15, aye? ! best to you..

[@HassanAhmed-fo9hd]

That's were

[@memawknowsbest4978]

@@shahrinasohrab5205 I figured that would be the case, my comment was for Bright Side more than for my fellow watchers. :)

[@Ar-T-Hur_-]

In question seven, the word 'envelopes' is misspelled. Instead, the word was missing an 'e' in there.

[@cbesthelper404]

I spotted that too. Also, in the same one the verb should be "are", not "is".

[@Ar-T-Hur_-]

@@cbesthelper404 well, obviously not 'is'. It wouldn't make sense if you said "if I is you, I would easily pass this test". But it also does not make sense if you say "if I are you, I would easily pass this test".

[@cbesthelper404]

@@Ar-T-Hur_- No, I am referring to number 7 that lists the items. "...pens, pencils,...and so on ARE called..." It should be "are", not "is".

[@Ar-T-Hur_-]

@@cbesthelper404 makes much more sense now !

[@___flor]

*start as easy* Me: oh, I'm gonna get all of them right lol *proceeds to fail first question*

[@Ar-T-Hur_-]

Let me guess, you just want us to like your comment so you will be happy enough to clickbait more. RIGHT ?

[@btsfandom3701]

When it said : easy peasy My brain (Jk): lemon squeezy Armies would know😂

[@anushkamishra7419]

Oh oh

[@dahannahcampbell3472]

lol we know that

[@btsfandom3701]

@@dahannahcampbell3472 of course haha

[@agustdeenuts7050]

be quiêt✋😃

[@aayanzaman3930]

@@agustdeenuts7050 no u 😃

[@hypnobous1574]

This was hilarious. You don't have to read the sentence hahaha!

[@rosspect]

Kay

[@AdityaRaj-hp8tn]

Well yes but actually no, question 7 needs you to read sentence 3:18

[@stephenaviaspace5056]

except for number 7. Stationary and Stationery are both correct, but they differ in meaning.

[@earladrianonia5179]

@@AdityaRaj-hp8tn yeah

[@PKA94]

@@stephenaviaspace5056 thanks for reminding

[@vijayanthonour2347]

This was actually easier than I thought I got every 15 question correct

[@gaffy04]

This is absolutely not a GRAMMAR test, but rather a "spelling" quiz bee for a 6th Grader

[@songhyekyo299]

My golly, this isn't about grammar. This is all about spelling. Not challenging at all.

[@trangiauser7563]

and there is a spelling error in question #7---- "envelops"

[@heidigong2531]

I agree

[@victoriamaria7826]

i got 14 out of 15 i am 63 yrs old i think i am ok

[@btsismyeverything354]

I AGREE

[@ColoredGlass777]

This is a spelling test not a grammar test!

[@reginaa.s7773]

Wild Potato what's the difference

[@jenniferahough4983]

Put simply. Spelling is the order of letters, grammar is the order of words.

[@sarbjeetkhalsa8048]

So right

[@sarbjeetkhalsa8048]

Or I could say exactly

[@sarbjeetkhalsa8048]

Jennifer A Shepherd I am a friend and I don't think she remembers

[@bradyd2799]

Me: "Hay, so I dafinetly pased the test."

[@denniseplayzbruhblox4371]

I literally see a Spelling test not a grammar test, The bright side team must check their definition of grammar, but this spelling test is absolutely cool. This was like testing kids for their spelling!😄

[@ladystardust4054]

Technically, this isn't a grammar test. It's a spelling test. Edit: This is the most likes I've ever gotten °^°

[@alvaro_ch]

and a very easy one, even at the guru level

[@ladystardust4054]

True that.

[@anokalalaki1727]

I know right 😂

[@jhonlorenzo437]

This is not even an spelling test, I'd rather call this a «choose the correct letter» without the needs to spell anything. For me which English-language is not my mother language is pretty much easier to pick the correct letter imstead of spelling it by itself (I miss three words using this «test» but if this would be a real spelling test I definitely won't make it.

[@snehashaji3352]

It should be "I've ever got."

[@santhanakrishnan135]

Who all actually saw that in question 7, word envelopes were spelled as 'envelops'! Yikes, spelling test huh?

[@emilydee9007]

wow they are giving a spelling test but they can't spell envelope hmm I got four wrong in A ROW T-T who am i to judge anyways

[@Denaligirljodie]

Yep, I saw that as well.

[@santhanakrishnan135]

@Surra Lateef hm.. cool u got that

[@keyboardmafia6461]

Ironic

[@Ar-T-Hur_-]

I NOTICED THAT. Err, corrections these days might be even worse than that. Thats just a letter missing, but it can be that a word might just be spelled way too random ( spelling test reference )

[@DuolingoWrath]

I have still managed to never ever fail a single question that bright side asks me to answer.

[@vickielawson3114]

Wow. A grammar test with only spelling and no grammar.

[@mercuriantaurus8301]

Looking in the thumbnail... It's not in the choices! The answer is were

[@sherwindaveb7351]

You're right

[@slk678]

It's fkn was

[@waffle7990]

Hannah Mae its WAS or AM go back to school I’m a 6th grader

[@motherofbeurds]

Hannah Mae, yes exactly

[@radwooah]

@@waffle7990 Its were omg ask your teacher kid

[@matthewmulholland7877]

A spelling test is not a grammar test, they are two entirely different things! Unbelievable!!

[@fasty93]

I Love How The Next Tier's Fist Question Is SO Easy.

[@fredalartey1822]

We came for a grammar test but instead it was like a spelling test

[@KathrineJKozachok]

I got them all. I'll share with you two tips I learned from my 4th grade English teacher: 1. When memorizing the spelling of a word, pronounce each syllable slowly, emphasizing any vowels that may mot be obvious. Basically, pronounce it phonetically in your head to have as a reference. 2. READ. A LOT. Seeing the words helps them to stick in your memory, and lets you know when something doesn't look right. Also, be sure to include older books (1-2 centuries old) to learn different words and phrases that may not be as popular now.

[@wayfarer1101]

How smart are you to make a test when you don't know the difference between grammar and spelling?

[@MrJaw0214]

Correct! This is a test about spelling, not grammar!

[@wayfarer1101]

James W How about updating the title then?

[@MrJaw0214]

That would be nice if I could

[@thorstambaugh1520]

Next is their math test where you identify colors!

[@dianadevlin3717]

Exactly lol

[@tlandry9689]

It helped to have multiple choice answers to prompt you. I wouldn’t have done so well if it were fill in the blank.

[@JustADumbFanatic]

I'm not a native speaker and here my results Easy-peasy: 3/5 Level up: 1/5 😅 (I were never saw 2 word were in this level 😶) Spelling Guru: 3/5

[@AmericanPatriot-1776]

I think we need a test in cursive. See how many can't read it.

[@velmakarimi4250]

@Madeeha ZEB definetly

[@rooblixkewb7952]

Yes. I like cursive

[@heatherberry1968]

NO!!!!!!!

[@thefallenangel3134]

I write in cursive 😭

[@Bleedinguptopias]

@@heatherberry1968 weak.

[@magicmoriarty]

First of all, not a single question was about grammar. Secondly, if 95% of people fail, why was it so easy to get full marks?

[@davidalan6895]

Magic Moriarty uh-greed! 🤓

[@pershop4950]

That's the scary thing. What you consider as easy and regular words in your vocabulary to know the meanings of and how to spell them, I guess those 50-95% of people miss several of them.

[@BuddyNovinski]

I took it to mean that 95% had not answered them all corectly rather than failed.

[@lalitachaudhary843]

U are right

[@shaileshsinha2508]

Sahi hai bro.

[@shilanath8994]

When Q6 came up with its first option, I was like, "ExCusE mE?"

[@heatherkline6766]

My intuition was correct every time even though my logical mind started second guessing my answer... lol.

[@miribrahim2476]

How do u know ? 95 % people fail in this

[@arhamsaa]

Miir Tv He is a time traveller

[@miribrahim2476]

😁😁😁

[@PrimeBrenon]

Because he is Bright Side, he knows everything.

[@chandlerwillis91]

Miir Tv he probably got the results and questions some where

[@a-man27]

he's probably guessing! I bet I spelt it wrong xD

[@M-T-H]

Congrats to the 5% who got max! I ran out of time for one then I messed up on one.

[@Kixtii]

Thank you!

[@bronk8114]

0:28 actually my 5th-grade spelling bee thank you very much

[@jhonmichaeloliva7752]

The thumbnail: *is or are* Me: ITS WERE

[@simibajaj8318]

2:41 me : confused Me after 2 sec : looks at the title

[@mesweetsmallydiva4312]

Lololol

[@yaredinaa]

When it said grammar I just looked at the title and got it right🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@OPFC-fn1rh]

Cheater

[@kdrama7118]

Me too

[@sherwinpelenio3256]

me to are

[@sherwinpelenio3256]

is the answer

[@ayeitslisa9954]

Same

[@heidibee501]

I have always been an excellent speller. I would have been very disappointed to get one wrong. Luckily that did not happen. It's not ego. That just happens to be my gift. We all have them.

[@alixedent7127]

I got all 15 - however I had to remember a couple of tricks I'd been taught many moons ago - 1) - necessary: for a shirt it is necessary to have 1 Collar and 2 Sleeves (1 C and 2 S ) and 2) stationEry - e for envelope and stationAry - a for arrest or stop! Hope these help...

[@-LynxSydicorp-]

Me: Oh this first part will be easy. Also me: *Fails the first question*

[@-LynxSydicorp-]

@ajanotfound I don't remember

[@emilydee9007]

@ajanotfound me too

[@queenofwrath7823]

Me too, I thought it automatically, but I think, because it looks similar to the german word „Kalender“, „Calender“, get it? 😂

[@BuzzyBee13]

Yup

[@xxclairxx3414]

On my language it's wrote like in english correctly, so it wasn't hard for me.

[@noelsebastian867]

I think 95% will pass n rest will fail.

[@adorgardanoso]

Noel Sebastian same toughts

[@tehminach3109]

Noel Sebastian lol

[@shimmyeinhorn1325]

Jeff Oliver can't stop laughing

[@shimmyeinhorn1325]

It's actually an easy test

[@arwenmertens415]

I got 2 wrong but i am not a native speaker and started to practice english 3 years ago from nothing so i am pretty happy :)

[@kabelomolife7220]

when you search up grammar test and get spelling test

[@zanjabeelabacchus5445]

These questions are really tricky for me

[@marwansamiadji9085]

This is a spelling test! Not grammar

[@chekkadurga2240]

Marwan Samiadji yes firstly he should have the knowledge about what is grammar and spelling 😊

[@joshcrick]

3:17 "envelops"... they need to check their own grammar haha

[@retrogaming5485]

Grammar? No this is spelling

[@joshcrick]

The whole video is spelling and they called it a grammar test mate...

[@smudgedeyelinerrr]

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAH

[@AmazingGhabPh]

so I am part of 5% of 7 BILLION PEOPLE IN THE WORLD THAT PASS THIS TEST

[@TheAcrenshaw]

12 correct; the one I was surprised about was ‘stationery’.

[@menchur2129]

It says 5% get wrong, I don’t believe it. People who passed: ⬇️

[@moonchild3934]

someone is thirsty for likes hmm

[@nauniedavis4554]

Yes

[@rajashreemarathe1101]

Hey! 10-year-olds can pass!

[@rehanakhatoon1575]

60

[@catherinededuro947]

Well.. i got wrong 7%!❤️🙂

[@buntysonawane5750]

I'm in the 5% as I prefer writing words correctly as taught in school & unaffected by the Internet era.

[@troll3054]

Bunty Sonawane those are 3rd grade words, if u fail u need to reattend school

[@melomlemom]

Yeah lol me too

[@operachicken3870]

Yep, I​ try to be the same as that, but I use a lot of slang talking to my friends.

[@shrawon3605]

To be honest with you, the test was easy. So better not boast, because there are many who got 15 out of 15, so did I

[@operachicken3870]

i'm not boasting, i'm simply pointing out the fact that you're pointing out to me now.

[@keyboardmafia6461]

Wow. I feel smart for being part of the 5%. 🙌🏻

[@TampaDave]

If that's really your pic, you may be in the top 5% in looks, too. Now if you are also a NICE person, I think you get the trifecta.

[@keyboardmafia6461]

@@TampaDave thanks so much 😇 that’s the sweetest thing anyone’s said to me in awhile! It’s definitely me , and I try to be nice but I have my moments 😉❤️💕💕❤️😍

[@sharmilachatterjee864]

This test was so easy . These words are so common and used in daily life . I scored 15 points .

[@alexandraadinicole1307]

Hello - this exercise appears to fall under the category more of vocabulary vs grammar, per se. One item I had noted was on Question # 7 - I believe the word 'envelops' was intended to be 'envelopes'. In this exercise, I got 15 correct! This was fun and thanks!!

[@MelanieCravens]

I caught that too.

[@londonscammer6612]

in UK we use envelopes

[@alexandraadinicole1307]

We in the US do as well - use the phrase Envelopes - - Envelops has a totally different meaning ! : - )

[@denisefletcher1608]

They used the verb (envelop) instead of the noun (envelope).

[@davinetienne6567]

Nobody likes a know-it-all.

[@maribel3215]

I'm such a vocab person I caught you misspelling "ENVELOPES" on question #7.😂

[@hunnynary8695]

patrick star Whoa, I didn't notice that at all!

[@garrettlees]

Nice job. Did you catch at 6:20 when he said incorrectly "less than ten words" (should be "fewer than ten words")

[@aribella1004]

Same

[@madisonolsen4351]

So did I

[@yadiravazquez3742]

patrick star. Yup

[@Anni_3]

This was very helpful

[@jazzyjay2682]

1 got 11points, and the words that puzzle me are: My Words Real Words 1. Stationary Stationery 2. Accomodation Accommodation 3. Priviledge Privilege They were actually somehow easy and somehow not easy.

[@leopowers8241]

Does anyone else think it's funny that the word "envelopes" is misspelled as "envelops" in question #7? 3:28 Embarrassingly hilarious.

[@naturelbeautyyy]

Leo Powers And the answer "stationery" fragmented with the sentence syntax also 🤦‍♂️

[@4sthapasta]

no u r wrong less then 10 is correct

[@ArizoGecko]

I noticed it also, "envelopes" as "envelops". 😜 Then I got it wrong! I was unaware there are two spellings.... stationAry (in one place) & stationEry (stuff for writing). 🤔

[@natashabillie6855]

Nice one. Good for you because I didn't notice that!

[@shaunazimmerman5800]

@@ArizoGecko Here's the "trick" to remembering the difference... if you're talking about something staying in place you use the A ... stAY = A. If you're talking about something that goes in an envelope, you use the E ... Envelope = E. ☺️

[@supernova1694]

14/15, it seems that my 8-year-study in English was fruitful

[@ilmkiduaofficial3645]

Great.

[@ilmkiduaofficial3645]

@Vedant Haral congrats. Hail to your knowledge.

[@Watashiwa]

7th grader and got 14

[@ilmkiduaofficial3645]

Great

[@ammamam3618]

5th grade/year 6 and I got 11.

[@Aya-ib6gl]

Pov: reading all comments yet you haven't even started watching the video 😁😁

[@Gur7910]

Person: 10 words right means you're an extremely smart 6th grader. Me, a 6th grader that scored 12/15: So should I take that as an insult or compliment?

[@walterbrown8694]

Yes, I've long known about "spell check" usage, but still hard to believe 95% fail this test. None of the words were challenge, and in the 1940's we were required to spell significantly harder words. Participation in "spelling bee" contests was common. Spell Check dependence very often leads to very bad grammatical errors in part because of the large numbers of homonyms in the English language.

[@user-sc8fy1fr3h]

True

[@mphomotloka9502]

I only got the first question wrong but the rest got them all right

[@afifatabish7224]

Same

[@anish_f69]

So did I

[@supriyachakraborty3964]

Same here

[@Reyxx354]

But my all was correct am genius really ??

[@bhavyamaurya9678]

Same with me😂

[@zaysevier5950]

Bright Side, YOU misspelled "envelopes" in question 7! (I got all fifteen right.)

[@leonardgibney2997]

I also get annoyed by people who don't know how to use the apostrophe. Try this: boys books (one boy). Boys books (two of them). Put the apostrophe in.

[@bangtanbomb5671]

Grammar? I felt like I it was a spelling test

[@Manmeet-Tomar]

I got 13 right ....and Nice flowers though 🌻🌸🌻🌸😂😂

[@hanannurhussien6812]

15 and you are the best channels on KZbin and I love you and are the best thank

[@traechel2121]

Nailed it 👌💯

[@barbarawoster]

Did anyone notice that on question #7, the word "envelopes" was misspelled "envelops". Since this person couldn't even spell the words in the questions correctly, I stopped the "quiz". Oh my. Not good. Additionally, I agree with other comments -- how, precisely, is the author of this video coming up with the 95% accuracy statistic?

[@zjotheglorious]

Barbara Woster Fake. It's not.

[@dc8455]

Sorry but are you a teacher ?

[@sartorialjacket]

“Envelopes” was definitely misspelled in that question.

[@diarradunlap9337]

I did.

[@shamrock141]

Barbara Woster easy it's something called focus testing

[@redgray318]

I’m ESL (English as second language) student and I got all of them right ... 😎 %100 real boyyyyy 😁

[@DantheRuby]

RED GRAY I'm ESL....... Right...

[@Suchi364]

I got 13 points. Probably because I always have to do spelling every Monday in forth and fifth grade for school. (I think that is why I got most of the words right.)

[@stevekirby9797]

This is a spelling test, not a grammar test! JEEEZ

[@ezra.3375]

I got all of them right even though my first language wasn't English

[@xainab7774]

Jupiter Cosmos yes, this is so easy

[@johannfer7073]

me too.. I'm Indonesian

[@TriggaTreDay]

It’s funny because they say that foreigners tend to speak a language better or more proper than natives of said language, because they feel as though they have to learn everything the right way in order to consider themselves fluent. My first language is English, but if I were to learn another language I would 9/10 speak more intelligently than most natives of that language, because I am studying to be fluent and the need for me to be correct in my delivery would be more important to me, than it would be to the everyday native speaker. We tend to take for granted what comes naturally to us than what doesn’t.

[@johannfer7073]

@@TriggaTreDay yeah.. of course..

[@wiplay55]

Me too, I’m mexican

[@jowinaumoh4915]

This isn't a grammar test...it's a spelling test

[@Yanderesimulator01836]

Perfectly done >3

[@WMAcadet]

15/15, but my mother (who was an elementary school teacher) made me read to her for 30 minutes daily (as well as do phonics exercises) during the summers of my years 5 through 7, so I never had a problem. She had the patience of Job and later on had a Masters in Special Education.

[@sunshinewonder940]

I got all of them right too and I barely read-

[@daren_2356]

@@sunshinewonder940same

[@ihatetheserappers]

Who makes their 5-7 year old read to them for 30 minutes a day and ruin their summer?

[@Haniya_Faisal]

Oof

[@alij1272]

I got 12, but how I improve my grammar spelling in 5 months I got exam coming up next?

[@CW-ee5ih]

This made me laugh! In question #7, the word ‘envelope’ was misspelled LOL

[@afnaan9967]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@abot4217]

And at 1:39, the "EMBARISSING" appeared twice

[@High-Side-Broadcasting]

stationary was spelled wrong as well Now I see how every1 fails the test

[@pranjalgonge9598]

😂😂😂

[@jangelderloos2211]

And so was the "answer": stationery? Hhhmmm...

[@Abram_780]

I'm get the scored 15/15 perfectly😊💜

[@yvonnemarsden6805]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS. THIS VIDEO WAS MADE 3 YEARS AGO AND I GOT ALL THE SPELLINGS RIGHT!

[@bennetfox]

On question 7 You misspelled envelopes.

[@nekkeli186]

Bennet Fox they misspelled all of them

[@alessussuperbus6982]

ENVELOPS

[@risharocks0]

;>

[@paulao7681]

I noticed it as well, even though I'm not a native speaker! And they make a grammar test?!?!

[@atlantamovers3922]

I saw that... it was the word (envelopes) within the question misspelled

[@keatondakitten9196]

1:30 I don't think "Bright" Side knows their ABC's

[@rikkiheinis387]

KeatonDaKitten Lol A, B, A good catch!

[@saravanan9404]

😂😂😂

[@atkareenasworldk5642]

KeatonDaKitten lol

[@user-zj6uj1ii2b]

KeatonDaKitten omg😂😂

[@keatondakitten9196]

Or the difference between grammar and spelling.

[@AbdulKarim-cw8cv]

I got 14 out of 15, and stationery puzzled me the most.

[@rickgano75]

The other issue is who do you hang with that find any of these words outside of everyday use?

[@queeniebelletagulob8172]

I'm one of those 5% of people who passed the test. I'm so proud of me 😊😂

[@somonaacheson5887]

Same

[@somonaacheson5887]

I am also going into 7th grade😁

[@sudiptoits]

Same

[@sudiptoits]

I'm also going into 5th grade

[@diyasharma4751]

SAME HERE 😉

[@gopalshukla5443]

Well, don't you think that both the options are wrong in the thumbnail... It should be 'were'!

[@gustavopalma7453]

Clickbait friend, it's that

[@pushkarchand8162]

You're right. It's just to confuse.

[@BlackFaceTrudeau]

Theorically if you considere "I" like a person's name in a weirdly constructed sentence, it would be "was".

[@patriciamartins9410]

yh i was confused by that i though it was were too

[@BuddyNovinski]

Trying to use the subjunctive in English seems to confuse people, but it still has meaning. Past tense for the present subjunctive, and past perfect for the past subjunctive are good examples. OJ Simpson revealed too much with the title, "If I did it", which implied he did it. It should have been the subjunctive, "If I had done it"! Or take the Grouch Marx joke after hearing "Spring in the air": "I should spring in the air and fall in the lake?" Note he did not say, "I spring in the air and fall in the lake?". He took it as a proposition.

[@a_d_r_.x._j_a]

I got 14 correct and I am a 5th grader. So...... Proud just show to ur parents to prove u r not what they say. 😎😎😎

[@tanvi6628]

i love this channel and I got all of them correct.

[@mikepowell2776]

Q7: envelopes NOT envelops. That’s the act of completely enclosing something.

[@marianantunano6285]

Just privilege. That's my only mistake. This made my day. I feel proud of myself. Gracias

[@gratefullad517]

Me too. 2yrs later 😄

[@lifeonmars3147]

Fun fact: America as a whole speaks on average 0.8 languages.

[@GamerZero00012]

who hated this vid are the people that felt unsatisfy about this and thinking that their answers are right