Are you confident in your C1 level English? Take This Test!

Are you confident in your C1 level English? Let's test your C1 level by taking the EnglishTestBlog.com Quiz.
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00:00 - Question 1
00:36 - Question 2
01:05 - Question 3
01:34 - Question 4
02:08 - Question 5
02:35 - Question 6
02:58 - Question 7
03:23 - Question 8
03:48 - Question 9
04:14 - Question 10
04:39 - Question 11
05:01 - Question 12
05:27 - Question 13
06:00 - Question 14
06:29 - Question 15
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[@leandrobarral2525]

I got the C1 certificate some time ago but lately I haven´t practiced doing these kind of tests so this one really caught me off guard on some parts, still got a solid 10/15, thank you for the challenge! :)

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing, Leandro Barral

[@Talkathon408]

As a native English speaker, I must say on Q6 the verbs 'to speak' and 'to talk' tend to be used interchangeably. At least in the UK anyway.

[@markinnes4264]

I also got that one wrong

[@user-dh5lm5ek7e]

Yes, however, by the Grammar rules, as I remember, talk is used more in informal settings+speak usees to talk about the ability to talk

[@user-zb4ow8ql7v]

Yes, that was a surprise to me too. But then the narrator gives this explanation: "Talk is the correct verb in the EXPRESSION TALK NONSENSE AND TALK SENSE". So, does this explanation mean that whereas "talk" is the only correct verb to be used in this expression, "talk" and "speak" are, as you've said, interchangeable?

[@mikekurtz5868]

I also agree that "speak" might be the better choice here. "Talk" usually implies casual conversation, while "speak" implies more substantive dialogue or debate. It's a fine line though, I'll admit. Question 9: THANK YOU, THANK YOU! That rule should be required reading for every English speaker. To "feel badly" (where the suffix "ly" has been added) renders "badly" an adverb, meaning that you are saying that there is something wrong with one's sense of feel or touch -- probably not what you intended.

[@basetoace3951]

8/15 correct. I learned a lot of new things to improve my vocabulary and level up my English knowledge.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice work!

[@richaa5675]

Exactly!! I got 9/15 correctly but this video made me learn a lot of things, specifically regarding "idioms" and what was surprising I guess all three correctly. Indeed these videos are helpful to enhance vocabulary and level up in the English language.

[@clamiestevez8737]

Same here!!! 😭What level am I then?

[@fromtheedgee]

Same

[@olgaedelberk9157]

13 out of 15

[@iliekwaffles7993]

15/15, though it was only because I'm a native English speaker LOL Seeing the comments, it's amazing how people learning the language are able to determine the correct answer of each question not through intuition, but by their procured knowledge of the language. It gives me hope as a learner of another language myself, that such level can be accomplished with enough time, effort, and practice. Great job everyone! Keep doing your best!

[@angelo8254]

I have been an autodidact English learner since I was around the age of 12 and I keep noticing that my English knowledge does not come from, as you explain, my ‚procured knowledge‘ but rather from a native-like intuition such as yourself. I have never been too great in grammar but have always been splendid in using the English grammar correctly, it‘s kind of like an inside joke between my teachers and I!

[@vuedanto8576]

12/15 pretty good since I'm not a native English speaker.

[@sainla5]

Hey! That's cheating.😄 Actually, as another native English speaker, I'm doing the same thing. I'm not quite sure what draws me to these videos. Yes, I'm always amazed also at when I see non-native English speakers who are able to dominate the language so well. If only I could do the same in Spanish.

[@user-lv1qf8od9t]

Really appreciate, thanks for encouraging

[@jessicacen2969]

Lol haha

[@klokov5720]

14/15 My mistake was 'immune against an illness'. When it comes to vocabulary at this level, it's mostly about knowing idioms and set phrases. If you don't know them, there's almost no way of guessing them. So all you can do is keep learning new vocab, read extensively and test yourself regularly. Good luck to all language enthusiasts!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing!

[@reeanney]

11/15 that was a nice challenge! Looking forward to more like this!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice result! Thanks for sharing. Stay tuned.

[@sipuisi]

I got 7/15, actually I'm not C1 level and this is very hard for me, but I want to learn more, Thank you for making this video❤️

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Si Puisi

[@jeesdetriplek4588]

13/15, my native language is hungarian and english is the 3rd place for me after german, in terms of level of knowledge. I streamed this video to a canadian guy (25) and a girl from Texas (22), respectively. They only speak english. The guy scored 11, the girl scored 14. I guess C1 grammar is not something you can entirely learn or master. This is pretty much the poetic level of english. If you don't know 2-3 phrases shown in the video, it's totally fine (you might fail the exam though). It was assembled in a way to contain extremely rare cases anyway, although most of them aren't uncommon.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

So true! Thanks for sharing, Jéesdé TripleK

[@ed.uribe0742]

Great comment

[@felipechaves9341]

You owe my like button. Very well-written and articulated, and informative as well. It is a saying in my country that language learners can become better at grammar than native speakers themselves. Though, it doesn't mean they're less educated than us. They're so used to not thinking about grammar it becomes harder to remember all those rules.

[@Anton_Danylchenko]

The trick of this test is that you can make a logical guess about correct answer since you have options to choose from. If I had to insert word without proposed options I would possibly not have guessed correct answer.

[@mullergyula4174]

I love that you showed this to native speakers. A bit surprised by a native speaker only scoring 11.

[@marcoantoniomoralescruz2645]

13/15. It was a challenging exercise. However, I always learn something new. Thanks.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Marco Antonio Morales Cruz

[@saito-qr4wu]

I got 10/15! This video taught me new things. Thank you!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad to be helpful.

[@porsche911targa1]

Hi, I'm a bilingual native Italian. I lived in the States for 43 years before moving back to Italy, upon retirement, because I wanted to learn more about the city I was born in. I've lived in Italy for almost four years and am planning to go back to the states in a few years, as I have sons and grandchildren still living there. During my first year in Italy, I took the Cambridge C2 Proficiency exam and passed it. Tonight, I took this test just to see if my English has deteriorated since moving to Italy, and apparently I'm still on top of my game. Perhaps it helps that I completed my university studies in the United States and that my wife is a native of the United States and we speak English regularly, at home. Thank you for the opportunity you've afforded me with this English test. My score was 15/15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing.

[@jackrinnegan4748]

Bella storia

[@Cloudyy17]

Keep up the good work!

[@marselndojaj4003]

bro just had to bomb us with the most grammatickly correct sentence i have seen in my life

[@500subswithoutvideos]

Before I begin my actual comment, I would like to apologize in advance for my inadequate level of English proficiency. I am not a native speaker of the world's current lingua franca which unfortunately leads to me making numerous embarrassing mistakes being made whenever I attempt to communicate using this language. Whenever I am reminded of how I lack the ability to convey my thoughts in an eloquent manner I feel as though I have committed a cardinal sin, as though every English teacher in the world is simultaneously shaking their heads and sighing due to how utterly disappointed they are at me. Although I know that saying sorry to those of you who are reading my comment will not change the fact that I fail miserably to write and speak perfect English, I am writing this as a way to deter a certain type of people who cannot stand poor English (Also known informally as "Grammar Nazis") from mocking me by posting unwanted and unnecessary comments detailing my every blunder. In my humble opinion, making grammatical errors should be perfectly acceptable as native speakers should not expect non-native speakers to be able to communicate in their second or third languages eloquently. If you are able to completely understand what the other person wrote, is there really a problem with what they've written? No, because the entire concept of communication is the exchange of information between other intelligent beings, which means that no matter how the exchange of information is made, as long as the information is accurately shared there is not a fundamental issue with their ability to communicate. To see it in another way, remember that someone who isn't fluent in English is fluent in another language. When you think about it this way, isn't it impressive for someone to speak a second language in any capacity? Having empathy and respect are qualities that are sorely missing for far too many people these days, especially on the internet. That being said, I am aware that not all netizens who correct others are doing it to ridicule and shame. There are some who do so with the intent to help others improve and grow. However, displaying the failures of other people publicly will cause the person who is criticized to feel negative emotions such as shame and sadness due to the fact that their mistake has been made obvious which severely undermines the point they were trying to make in spite of their unfamiliarity with the English language. In most circumstances, people are not looking for language help when they post anything online. Most people just want to enjoy themselves and have a good time on the internet which is why I would not encourage correcting other people regardless of your intentions. If you really do want to help others with their spelling or grammar, I would highly recommend you to help via messaging privately because not only will you not embarrass anyone, but you can also go more in-depth with your explanation which I'm sure the other person will greatly appreciate if they want help, but I digress. I know that I've written a bit of an essay, but I hope I've made my points clear. Anyways, here is the comment I wanted to make: Good job!

[@vladyslavkhaliziev9935]

I will share non-popular result: 3 out of 15 😂 I have been living in Canada for more than 6 months and I’m so proud to be not shy about this. Because grammar is quite far from reality. I’m more confident about my skills and level, I think it helps more 😄

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing.

[@rodelynlegaria7319]

Nah I got 5 out 15

[@chrepuhon]

same lol@@rodelynlegaria7319

[@ANAMARIA-oq2dh]

Acertei só 5. Mas não vou desistir. Pois sem perseverança não chegamos no nosso objetivo. Obrigado

[@C.G.Souza_]

Mas olha que essa foi uma que eu errei e até achei difícil pq é bastante relacionada à gramática e faz tempo que não vi uma dessas, foi no chute?

[@millergeorge5378]

I got 12/15 as a non-native speaker really proud of myself ngl I answered 2 questions by luck😆

[@carolineyonzon106]

The good thing about this channel is the person clears doubts after each question that enables us to comprehend and learn new lessons.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Always happy to be helpful!

[@singingmyblue8000]

11/15 i expected better but i also learned a few things i didn't know. thank you so much!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice job!

[@tan8576]

Hello dear Professor! I learnt new idioms thank to you. I'm grateful to you💖

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You are very welcome

[@Cloudyy17]

15/15 woohoo I literally adore this channel... Looking forward to more videos … Thanks!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Yay! Thank you!

[@SpeakWritePlayinEnglish]

It's a great practice for tests!

[@itomg]

I was pleasantly surprised: 13/15. I'm a Dutch guy and I've never been in a English speaking country yet. So I didn't expect this score.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

👍

[@Jackrusselldudley]

12/15. I'm really glad to have found this video. Great for a quick self-study.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad you liked it!

[@ahmedtawfeek442]

13/15, so what's my level?

[@arthurdias5385]

13/15. I didn't know about the "Throw caution" one nor the "far and wide" one. Thanks for the video!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Happy to help!

[@quinn40]

BAHAHAH SAMEEE😊

[@nicolas.recule]

11/15!! Very proud of me, just toof my ticket flight a few days to Australia, let’s get it better 😁✔️

[@josefschiltz2192]

Q3: Living in rural England, I have had severe doubts about any policy that is supposed to alleviate difficulties. It is more usually the case that governmental policies make things a lot more difficult!

[@mp1578]

10/15; Thank you. This clip was very helpful.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad it was helpful.

[@feelingwithjohn2329]

14 out of 15. Throw caution to the wind is the idiom I've heard for the first time.

[@liavvyyq]

thank you for this!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome!

[@mikanjjj6357]

I got 9/15. This was slightly harder but I learned new idioms. I didn't know all these idioms before.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad it was helpful.

[@TaillyDY]

12/15 This was really challenging! Thank you, I still have a lot to learn.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice result! Thanks for sharing.

[@sebastianarellano3968]

11/15 I'm from Argentina and learning english on my own just with online content, happy to keep growing in this.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

🌟 Great job, Sebastian! 🌟 👏 It's amazing to see your dedication and determination in learning English all by yourself! 💪🌍 Your commitment to self-improvement is truly inspiring! 🌟✨ 🌱 Remember, every small step you take brings you closer to your goal. 🚀📚 Keep exploring online content, absorbing new knowledge, and practicing your skills. 🌟🌈 🌟 The journey of learning a language is filled with challenges, but you're showing that nothing can stop you from reaching your dreams! 💫🎉 👍 Embrace the process, celebrate your progress, and keep pushing forward! 💪🚀 The world is waiting for you to shine bright with your English skills! 🌟🌍 🌟 You're doing incredible, Sebastian! Keep up the fantastic work, and never forget that your efforts will bring you closer to your dreams! 🌟💫 💪🌟🎉 Go, Sebastian, go! You've got this! 💪🌟🎉

[@osamashaaban9748]

Thanks a lot!01.06.23

[@sonakshitiwarisonakshi5044]

I like this topic in grammar 👍👍thank u so much🙏🙏🙏

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome

[@namkhanhtrinh1083]

I got 6/15, although it seems so hard for me, I learned a lot of new things on this video

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad to be helpful.

[@bisoelvantaad382]

12/15. Man, I'm getting more confident with my English. God be praised 🤲

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Great job!

[@FaKe-fj2qs]

In my five years of knowing and learning english i have never heard someone say "we are under no illusion" like who actually uses that

[@lukeflow3159]

7/15 this time. Let's continue to learn and improve our level 💪

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing and keep learning.

[@Thinhcute2803]

8/15 i need more quiz like this, thank you

[@EnglishTestBlog]

More to come.

[@Marrrrley]

11/15 here. I've never been to an English speaking country or have a certificate. I'm just saying this to tell you that you don't need either to have a decent level. You just need to put in the effort and to watch everything in English til you get to the point where it doesn't require an effort anymore.

[@claudiomuccifuora7347]

15 out of 15. I love English Tests! Subscribed!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Welcome aboard!

[@oneka81]

13/15. Thanks for today's quizze I've known the difference between immune to and immune from

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad to be helpful

[@dianaep.s.1929]

Hello. Thanks for this exercise. I got 12/15. Very interesting and also useful, as always.🌹🙂

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thank you.

[@Sumeet-Kumar12486]

Very nice quiz practice. Thanks a lot. 👍

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome!

[@sergioestuardocontrerasova4577]

Thanks for the video.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome!

[@user-mg5ey6rv8q]

I've got 6/15.It was difficult but I've learned useful words and rules.Thank you!!

[@yigitcanbaysal824]

Hi there I'm looking for a speaking or writing buddy to practice and improve my English I wonder if you are interested in?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Hey, well done for giving it your best shot! 👏 Even if the score wasn't what you hoped for, the fact that you learned useful words and rules is a win in itself. Learning is all about progress, and every effort counts. Keep up the positive attitude and keep learning! You're doing great! 💪😊

[@malakabdelrahaman6453]

I got 12/15 Your tests are fascinating Thanks a lot😍

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Malak Abdelrahaman. Glad you think so.

[@rafadydkiemmacha7543]

Q8 - 90% of such questions where one answer overlaps other two make that answer a correct answer. No exception here 😀

[@teresawrzesniewska2913]

Thank you very much 🌞

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You are so welcome

[@caeville]

I got 9/15. Thank you teacher!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome.

[@aashutoshbharti6059]

14/15 Immune to prosecution -------> Immune 'FROM' prosecution My level in English is more or less a C1. Although, I am not a native English speaker, but my affection towards different languages and writing propelled me to switch to freelance editing and proofreading as a viable occupation. Yet I am unable to find enough work to thrive. My sporadic emergence of skepticism hasn't done any good. However, I understand that starting out in a new field takes time and patience, and I am ready to sacrifice for a better tomorrow.

[@ruski1804]

9/15 Guess I wasn't so bad as I thought I would be, great challenge!

[@seakkan]

13/15. As a non-native speaker, I had never heard of the idiom "throw caution to the winds" before this test.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

👋 Hello, Emre Akkan! Great job on scoring 13 out of 15! 🌟👏 That's an impressive achievement! 🌈😊 💡 It's totally normal to encounter unfamiliar idioms during language tests. "Throw caution to the winds" is not a commonly used expression, but now that you've come across it, you've expanded your knowledge! 📚🌟 Learning new idioms is like discovering hidden gems in a language, and it shows your dedication to improving your language skills. 💪🌟 Keep up the fantastic work and keep exploring new phrases and expressions. You're doing great, and your language proficiency will only keep getting better! 🚀🌟 If you have any questions or need further help, feel free to ask. Happy learning! 🌈📚😊

[@franciscojavierveracardena6578]

Could you do a video about the differences between assure, ensure and insure... Ty and greetings.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thank you for your suggestion. I noted it.

[@nisa.r]

Thank you for the excercise, I got 11/15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice result 👍 Thanks for sharing.

[@efmorenola]

10/15, even if it's good enough to grasp a C1 level, I still have to learn new things everytime I keep in touch with English. JUST the constant seeking of perfection in English makes me (and you) feel frustrated 😕😏, since the glass will always be half empty.

[@vlogoosfera]

5/15. Thank You for this video.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome

[@sooobinuknow]

I got 12/15 Really like yours channel and quizzes 🙃 P.s I have to take my IELTS in 3 weeks, I'm so stared. Hope will pass it and share my results here

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Best of luck, Feruza.😘

[@ladapanda]

Wich result?

[@user-xw7eh8rn9k]

2/15 That didn't go as planned. I gave it my best shot and I failed miserable. 🙁😔 What should I do? I am learning for 3 years but I'm stuck in B1 reverse.😔 Thank you for the video.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

No worries! Keep practicing! Keep growing!

[@thuanluong2579]

11/15, native Vietnamese speaker. This test shows there are so many details I still don't know in English.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing!

[@nidroogd4028]

11/15, mostly vocabulary issues. I believe I could consider myself a C1 if it wasn't for my vocabulary

[@agnesashune3899]

10/15 I need to learn more

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice result 👍 Thanks for sharing!

[@aryey8383]

I got 9/15 😊 I was confused with "immune from" and "immune to"

[@EnglishTestBlog]

immune to something = cannot catch or be affected by a particular disease or illness immune from something = protected from something and therefore able to avoid it

[@niktonin7208]

9/15. Thank you for this test. It was interesting enough for me even if it was a challenge!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Congratulations on completing the test! 🎉 Your score of 9/15 shows that you tackled the challenge head-on and gave it your best effort. We're glad to hear that you found it interesting, as it's important to engage with materials that keep you motivated. Remember, learning is a journey, and each step forward is progress. If you have any questions about English or need further assistance, don't hesitate to ask. We're here to support you and help you succeed. Keep up the great work! 💪😊

[@user-qq3ws8pc8v]

1) Contrary 2)illusion 3) alleviate 4) B 5) Drew 6) Talking 7)Such as 8) far and wide 10) From 11) to 12) Caution 13)D 14)up to 15) Driving / I got 15/15 correct

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Wow, congratulations on a perfect score of 15/15! 🎉👏 That's an outstanding achievement and demonstrates your excellent understanding of the material. Your dedication and attention to detail have clearly paid off. Keep up the fantastic work! 🌟💪 Your commitment to learning and your pursuit of knowledge are truly inspiring. Remember, every correct answer represents a milestone in your language journey, and it's moments like these that bring a sense of fulfillment and accomplishment. Celebrate this well-deserved success, and let it inspire you to reach even greater heights. Well done! 👍😊

[@farawaykin]

14/15 - the immune from question confused me. tho tbh i feel like it’s a b2 rather than a c1 test… although i might be biased because of the many many years of being immersed in the english speaking world on the internet, my 15 years of interacting with english really allow me to use intuition and not knowledge to answer most of these questions… so maybe it’s easier for me to say compared to people who reach a high level 5 times faster or something

[@ellecee6142]

13/15. Holy cow, I panicked over the time limit. 😭🤣

[@EnglishTestBlog]

That's still a nice score.

[@kinstonakalbertgirikkpm-gu1741]

15/15. I will always revise and practise my grammar from time to time. Besides, I often read English materials.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Impressive job, and your dedication is truly commendable! 🎉👏 Scoring a perfect 15/15 reflects your commitment to grammar and continuous learning. It's wonderful to hear about your revising, practicing, and reading habits - they are key to language improvement. Remember, if you ever have questions or want to explore English further, the EnglishTestBlog team is here to support you. Keep up the excellent work, and keep honing those language skills! 📚🌟 #DedicationPaysOff #AskUsAnything

[@timax6083]

13/15. In fact,this test was pretty tough. Thanks a lot

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice result! Thanks for sharing.

[@nick2629]

Bro I'm a native English speaker and only got 12/15 💀

[@HarikaEnglish]

I answered two question correctly 😁

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing!

[@HarikaEnglish]

Thank you EnglishTestBlog.com

[@Sc-kj7nj]

9/15 to be level B2 I'm proud of myself ❤ , Of course one day I'm going to hit it off.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

👍

[@induscollections1845]

13/15 correct answers. It's really useful for me to level up my language. Thanks a ton.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Fantastic, you're nailing it! 🌟 Your dedication to improving your language skills is inspiring. Keep up the great work, and you'll continue to level up! 🚀📚😊💪

[@poesiaphosse542]

i did 10/15!! Thanks for this video it showed me that i still have a long way to go ^^

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing!

[@jungwonaa]

7/15.. My second language is english and i have been using english since i was like 7 or something. I learned some new expressions/words/phrases from this video so thanks!

[@fabianamarques9849]

10/15 I'm a Portuguese speaker and I trying to achieve a high level in English

[@EnglishTestBlog]

That's wonderful, Fabiana Marques! 🌟📚 Scoring 10/15 is a great step on your journey to achieving a high level in English, especially as a Portuguese speaker. Keep up the hard work and dedication, and you'll continue to make progress. Learning a new language is a fantastic accomplishment! 🗣️📖💪😊

[@rukhhashemi1625]

13/15 the questions were great for determining the level.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice score! Thanks for sharing, Rukh Hashemi

[@ShreeGhim]

11/15 🙌 looking forward to more videos like this 👀

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad you liked our videos. You can find a lot of quiz videos on this channel.

[@fleurblanche7642]

Th&nk you very much I got fifteen out of fifteenrhis time Two of them were really tricky for me throw caution of and immune to versus immune from Thanks a million

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome!

[@linisacwu6163]

12/15 perhaps not so excellent, but I’ve learned a lot of useful phrases from your video. Many thanks!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Linisac Wu

[@Anton_Danylchenko]

12/15. Mistakes: Tell nonsense, Immune to prosecution, search far and deep. I studied English long time ago and use it only in the internet (where nobody corrects my possible mistakes) and for my job (with other non-native speakers). I almost do not know idioms, but I made logical guesses to choose the correct phrases (should I not have phrases to choose I would not guess the correct answer). I also forgot many grammar terms such as past participle (I remember what it is but forgot how it is named - I remember only Participle II naming). The same is with "had arrived, would have seen" - I just felt it is correct without remembering the rules.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing.

[@somebody6616]

All correct, enjoyed it)

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Awesome, thank you!

[@tammytsang3487]

Three mistakes. Actually, I am not used to driving to an automatic car yet. Thank you for this test.

[@haroldlake1005]

11/15 thank you!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Great job!

[@patriciaceli1536]

Thank you! 11/15.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome!

[@mockingbird6151]

9/15. Thanks for this lesson. 👍🏻👌🏻

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome! 👍🏻👌🏻 Scoring 9 out of 15 is a good start! Remember, every lesson is an opportunity to learn and improve. Keep practicing, and you'll see progress over time. I'm glad I could help! If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Keep up the good work! 💪😊

[@shababshabab8547]

10/15,but i just keep going and want to level up my english by so much practice and hard work but being enjoy not taking too much stress 👍

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep it up

[@moon_card]

15/15 and I am taking my CAE this Saturday. Wish me luck!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Best of luck 😘

[@diegos_world]

12/15! Wow, I didn't expect that.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Excellent! Thanks for sharing, Diego Grez

[@petrap.7256]

13/15. Learnt a couple of new idioms for myself

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad to be helpful

[@av4055]

10/15. Not bad for a non foreign speaker

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Not bad 👍 Thanks for sharing

[@jongbeen4412]

12/15 or 11/15 I guessed one with my instincts. Idiom is my weakness. I have never even heard of far and wide, throw caution to the wind, etc. Or may be I have not pay enough attention to them...

[@therat4890]

14/15 bc I'm a native English speaker who's never heard the phrase "under no illusion" before

[@henrypicado2677]

9/15, let's keep on working!, hello from Nicaragua

[@EnglishTestBlog]

👍

[@nadiyanadi182]

Thanks

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Welcome

[@anikalee9012]

12/15 Thanks you for this.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Very good!

[@fezalaygen2525]

My score is 12/15. It was fun answering and I also learned a few things. Thank you. What score are we supposed to achieve in order to call ourselves C1 level?

[@j.i.delgado6968]

Well, 11/15 for me. Native Spaniard here with English as second language.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Great 👍 Thanks for sharing

[@Momiagurumono]

13/15 I'll take C1 test soon, gotta keep soldiering on

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Best of luck 😘

[@triapriantifauzia1611]

11/15.. learned new things from this video ❤️

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad to be helpful.

[@DolphinConsult]

14/15 - even though i don't speak english regularly, the language still sticks 👍😉🇩🇰

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing, Heidi Bille

[@oklu_]

11/15 thanks!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Great job!