English Grammar Quiz - Advanced (C1 - C2)

This English grammar quiz consists of 50 questions that assess your understanding of English grammar as an advanced learner. This grammar test is designed for Advanced Learners (C1 - C2). | English Grammar Test | English Test | English Grammar Quiz
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[@ernestorevollar3632]

38/50. I'm not an advanced English learner yet but it's okay. Thank you.

[@mikekurtz5868]

Enjoyed the test. Only one comment. Question 44: I believe "their" would also be grammatically correct, and is used just as frequently as "its."

[@richmck007]

Yes, it could be “their” or “its” if we refer to the airline as the object in question…

[@EF-fv1hc]

47/50. This was actually very helpful. I plan on getting my advanced level of English certified and this test helped me to revise certain grammar rules I thought would apply.

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Nice job! Wish you best of luck!

[@khangnguyen9436]

I have 49/50.I am a Advanced English learner but this was to hard and I hope you will make a new test to help I learn well

[@Hatred_nightshades]

Thanks for uploading this video! It's beneficial! As I have exam tomorrow!!

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tugrulbilgic9089]

This is hardworking. Congratulations dear teacher

[@murtazawasel8444]

43 / 50 It was fun. Thanks

[@jirehpino2952]

38/50 thanks for test ,I’ll keep learning 😄

[@HieuNguyenTrung-zk1oj]

48/50.I think it's a good result.

[@guillermomoncayo8969]

It was a really challenging test. I enjoed very mucho. Congratulations. Very good job. Thanks a lot.

[@debjanidutta5505]

I attempted the quiz in order to test my knowledge. I scored 45/50. It was a nice learning experience. Thanks a lot🙏

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Glad it was helpful! Your score indicates that you're a talented learner.

[@fettyj9259]

44/50 is this 80% or more help!

[@maximvs_]

47/50

[@ucminho876]

33/50😅 i’m actually still a b2 learner

[@FeruzaXoshimova-y2k]

50/ 50 I think it's a good result

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Great result!

[@islamalsheikh3513]

40/50 thaaaanks

[@simonbaghdasarian9261]

45

[@alexannebrehier1927]

45/50 it was fun

[@laperselepersan6451]

40/50 it was incredible thanks. But one sentence was wrongly answsered i suppose: Jack and Sara are not at home. They ………. Be at the concert, I suppose. must is correct

[@pirozokskapusto4koi]

@EnglishLearningHubOfficial please correct me if i’m mistaken but i believe that this particular sentence does not imply a high level of certainty (which would have been a better fit for « must »), instead it shows us that the person is simply making an assumption which is why « could » is the way to go here

[@laperselepersan6451]

@@pirozokskapusto4koi "must" indicates a strong likelihood or certainty based on the given information. "could" would suggest a possibility, but not certainty, which doesn’t fit as well with the given context.

[@tomidrac9719]

@@laperselepersan6451 the "I suppose" indicates a nonchalant uncertainty that "could" suits a lot more accurately

[@lilley12]

İ got 25 of 50 it's fine for me as an intermediate 🌚

[@Harry_winter]

I can't belive this I got 50/50 I'm so happy thank you so much.

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Excellent!

[@ritadiluca1606]

46 were right

[@Amariontopp]

50/50

[@Atwifhenbytcsl]

You are fox

[@FayziyevFirdavs]

Why is in question 7 the correct answer is " are you " and not aren't you? ( Is it because I don't suppose......)

[@hansvanlavieren7027]

39/50... where am i on the C1/C2? Most other tests indicate C1 so I guess this also implies C1?

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Yeah C1.

[@ShivaniGupta-rq5zc]

Must have been

[@clotildechourrot6709]

I’ve gotten 44/50 🎉

[@OzodaUmarova-d1d]

I thought but and however have the same meaning

[@carlvelasquez4552]

50 out of 50 i got the perfect score

[@MuhammadayubMashrabov-cq2dh]

I have is only 32 correct answers!

[@hasnainshakeri6455]

I got 20/50

[@BhabenNath-nw1nw]

World

[@user-kf7xf8to9l]

45 out of 50)) i was a bit inattentive..

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Nice job!

[@user-kf7xf8to9l]

@@EnglishLearningHubOfficial Thanks)) but i am an English Tutor in Tashkent, so it was easy...

[@chriskarachalios3297]

Νοt bad, 35/50.

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Great! 👏

[@GuillermoOspinaTauro1987]

30/50 😭

[@islamalsheikh3513]

Why volunteers not volunteer ? Pls help

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

which question?

[@SevinchYazanova]

23😢

[@maryarventiev5065]

13 errors

[@richmck007]

These are not all C1-C2 questions. A decent grammar book in The UK will confirm that. Of course, the accent in this video leads me to believe that an American created this video… C1 is your (grammatical) level if you get more than 40 of these questions correct. And I would have liked to have seen more Tag type questions and mixed conditionals…

[@gio5392]

why in #19 we dont use "due"

[@mikekurtz5868]

Good question. As a native English speaker, I will say that "due" can have more than one meaning. It can mean "to comply with a schedule" as in "The exam papers are due on Friday." It can mean "because of" as in "Due to the bad weather, the game was cancelled." Neither of these definitions applies to the test sentence.

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Because it doesn't fit this sentence. Students (are to behave) in a manner that shows respect. Here, are to behave means they must behave in an acceptable manner. Since "are due to behave" options doesn't convey the same meaning, it is wrong.

[@antonellacioschi3707]

I think ten mistakes, but I have b2 level

[@TramHicks]

Very noisy

[@maritesguillermo5108]

43/50

[@eslamfarag2979]

28/50

[@deepakrmrm5324]

44/50

[@mariarosariabucciero7800]

38/50

[@Laura-ci5jq]

41/50