Quiz Your English! Are you B2 level?

In this video, you will be quizzed on B2-level English. If you are confident in your B2 level, take this quiz and share your score.
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00:00 - Question 1
00:26 - Question 2
00:48 - Question 3
01:14 - Question 4
01:36 - Question 5
01:58 - Question 6
02:22 - Question 7
02:44 - Question 8
03:07 - Question 9
03:30 - Question 10
03:53 - Question 11
04:19 - Question 12
04:38 - Question 13
05:03 - Question 14
05:33 - Question 15
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[@juanjoselaitonrodas1307]

I see many people too worry about not having these answers correct when their consider b2 themself or thinking a lot about their actual level and I have something to say. Learning process is not lineal so you could have some knowledge in those specific questions but lacks in other areas, I can speak with anyone in English but my grammar is not the best so am I c1 or b2?... actually it doesn't matter; it depends on your goals, I consider my self as fluent but I still need to improve some other aspects of my English and that will take time and effort but I love this process , I hope that can give perspective to those that have many doubts; keep it going and enjoy it.

[@meshchek]

true

[@mikekurtz5868]

As a native speaker, I got all correct. But I am sympathetic with those who found the test a bit more challenging than what they may have expected from a B2 level. Nonetheless, excellent test.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for sharing!

[@SekayKFP]

I did better on the C1 test.. what

[@falcons3801]

Me too!!! Why??

[@francineveilleux4721]

Même too!

[@SekayKFP]

@@francineveilleux4721 je comprends toujours pas pourquoi mdrr ça a aucun sens

[@francineveilleux4721]

@@SekayKFP 🤷🏻‍♀️ bizarre!

[@gaffeltruck839]

C1 is easier that’s why

[@alejandroquesada]

15/15 as a self-taught ESL speaker. l'm happy. :D

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Congratulations! 🎉 That's amazing, especially as a self-taught ESL speaker! 🌟 Keep up the fantastic work! 👏

[@akhlaqahmad1891]

Plethora of gratitude for advancing our grammatical knowledge dude!

[@zakkiamin]

6/15 correct answer. I have no confidence with my English skill right now even this language not my first one but i learn everyday to improve.

[@larrycarroll5783]

I took this test on Wednesday,September 21,2022.My score was14/15.Thanks! Larry Carroll

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Larry Carroll

[@tarunaadwani8357]

Thanks a huge bunch Sir for this wonderful & highly beneficial lesson Sir... My English has improved considerably thanks to your quiz videos... I got 13 / 15 , i question 4 th. & 15 were wrongly answered by me... Thanks for this live quiz lesson... Kind Regards Sir... 🙂

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thank you for your kind comments, Taruna Adwani. Always happy to be helpful for learners.

[@kampfziege616]

same bruhh

[@dianaep.s.1929]

Hello. Thanks for this video 🌹. It's an excellent way to learn English. I've got 13/15, my mistakes are sentences number one and eleven. Thanks a lot for helping us improve our skills in English.🥰🙂

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Always glad to be helpful for learners.

[@anselmocezario9080]

Terrific lesson.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks!

[@annaivanova87]

Hello! Thank you for the lesson. Could you please explain if there's a difference between saying to lose one's sight and lose one's vision? Thank you ☺️

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Thanks for asking, Anna. Sight refers to a person’s ability to see. While sight happens primarily in the eye, vision happens in the brain. Vision is the brain’s ability to process the information coming from the eyes. To lose your sight is a strong collocation.

[@fitriapriana551]

Even i seldom get a high score, but i feel ur video is really helpful for me. Big thanks

[@EnglishTestBlog]

All the best

[@gullucahan1453]

11/15 hope to do better soon Thanks for this useful test 💫

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Güllü Cahan. Thanks for sharing your result.

[@luiskun4]

Thanks for this lovely questionnaire I got 7/15, I need more practice 🥹

[@gouthamimattapati4725]

I always love the way you make exercises to test english accuracy... 🤩🥰

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Glad you like them!

[@gouthamimattapati4725]

@@EnglishTestBlog i got 10.. i always confuse the present, past, participle things... n wat is the difference between that sight n vision... thanqqq😋

[@thuong.fabricblog]

🎉 great thanks

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome 😊

[@NisarAhmed-yt4qu]

10/15 .waiting more videos from you.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

More to come!

[@barbarapellizzari5680]

The same

[@alhamdlillaah815]

I got 15/15😭😭 I wasn't expecting that

[@alimademol2909]

Nine correct answers, Sir. (edited) A sentence begins with a capital letter.😄

[@ernestorevollar3632]

This time I scored 8 out of 15, it was so terrible because I'm not pretty smart at solving tricky grammar tests like this with mixed grammar exercises that contain strange vocabulary or some unknown grammatical elements. I think that focusing excessively on the grammar is not a good aspect if I want to achieve the fluency in terms of speaking or listening skills.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Congratulations on scoring 8 out of 15! 🎉👏 It's fantastic that you took on the challenge of this tricky grammar test. Remember, intelligence isn't solely defined by test scores. You showed great courage and determination by tackling unfamiliar grammar exercises and facing unknown vocabulary and grammatical elements. 🌟💪 Embracing a well-rounded approach to language learning is essential for achieving fluency in speaking and listening skills. While grammar is important, it's equally crucial to develop other aspects of language, such as comprehension and communication. Balance is key! Keep focusing on your overall language skills, and with continued practice and exposure, you'll make remarkable progress. Don't be discouraged by this result; instead, let it fuel your motivation to keep growing and learning. You're on an amazing journey, and each step brings you closer to your goal of fluency. Keep up the excellent work! 🤗😊

[@ernestorevollar3632]

You're absolutely right 💪❤✅.

[@user-el3cz6tw4b]

10/15 Thank you.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing! 😘 We need to makes mistakes to learn better.

[@osamashaaban9748]

Thanks a lot!01.06.23

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're very welcome, Osama Shaaban! 😊 We're here to help and provide you with valuable information. If you ever have more questions or need assistance in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Your appreciation means a lot to us! 🌟🙌

[@janjirawilliams1172]

This test is fun.

[@larrycarroll5783]

This evening (Monday, August 7, 2023) I took the "B 2 level quiz_and I achieved a perfect score ! SUPERB! Larry Carroll😃😄😁😇🤩😘😗💋❤💯

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Absolutely fantastic, Larry Carroll! 🌟🎉 Your accomplishment in acing the B2 level quiz is truly impressive. 🏆 Keep up the incredible work and continue to shine brightly on your language learning journey. If you ever need further assistance or want to share your success, feel free to reach out. Keep soaring high! 🚀📚 #LanguageSuccess

[@Isographe]

8 right, and 2 more I guessed right, but it doesn't count :D

[@lisaslittlecritters]

I am 70 years old, I got all of them right. This test was very easy!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Congratulations on acing the test, especially at the age of 70! It's fantastic to see your excellent performance. While the test may have seemed easy to you, it's a testament to your knowledge and experience. Well done! Age is not a barrier when it comes to learning and excelling. If you have any more questions or need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask. Keep up the great work, and keep enjoying your learning journey!

[@tammytsang3487]

For the last question, can I use the word, “ current “ to describe the rate? Thank you for this test.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

The going rate (for something) is a strong collocation that means the usual amount of money paid for goods or services at a particular time.

[@williamssharon3908]

What's the difference between they made their decision and they made the decision?

[@samburleson4575]

13-15

[@mahadevvatnal3689]

My score is 15/15

[@gogas8831]

Hey, could you give a little explanation to question 11, please Thank you for the test

[@cyruschang1904]

They have been unable the conflict (to be able to + infinitive) Contrary popular belief... I'm thinking starting my own business.

[@draginjaklisuric7658]

12/15. Thanks a llllloooottttt!!!!

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome 😘

[@ledovyj1629]

As a result I have only B1+))

[@akhlaqahmad1891]

4:04 Could you explain the meaning of this expression to me with some pertinent examples? I'll be highly grateful for your precious time.🌸

[@squidyidy]

The counsil decided to cut the budget of this project. They made the decision. I have no say in the matter. My parents decided to keep the family night out at a restaurant. They made the decision. I have no say in the matter.

[@noureldeenmohamed744]

Thank you very much For these important videos Could you tell me why the choice no.3 In question 11 is wrong

[@cyruschang1904]

They have been unable the conflict (to be able to + infinitive) Contrary popular belief... I'm thinking starting my own business.

[@nataliaCh3874]

Col, thank you

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You're welcome, Natalia Cherkashina

[@jorgelamas121]

I got 10/15. I´ll check my mistakes based on your explanations.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

👏 Nice work on getting 10 out of 15! 🎉🙌 Take a moment to review your mistakes based on the explanations provided. 🔍📝 Learning from them will help you improve and achieve even better results next time! 💪💯

[@EnglishTestBlog]

🗣️🌍 If you ever have any questions about the English language, feel free to ask away! 🙋‍♀️🔤 We take great pleasure in assisting English learners like yourself. 💙🌟

[@dorseygranger2191]

11 right

[@mohdyousuf1378]

10/15

[@josemorales-lq9oh]

I answer thirteen and ifeel bettter thank you

[@EnglishTestBlog]

That's still a nice result! Thanks for sharing!

[@killian6848]

12/15

[@larryjohngrey1447]

Hi, what score should I get for me to know that I am at B1 Level?

[@fleurblanche7642]

Spot on I believe I am C one Thanks

[@EnglishTestBlog]

It's great to hear that you found the B2 level quiz to be spot on! If you feel that your language skills are at a C1 level, that's fantastic! It's important to have a strong belief in your own abilities. However, keep in mind that self-assessment can sometimes differ from an official evaluation. If you haven't already, it might be beneficial to take an official language proficiency test to determine your exact level. That way, you can have a more concrete understanding of your current proficiency. Regardless, your confidence and enthusiasm in your language skills are commendable. Keep up the excellent work and continue striving for improvement! If you have any more questions or need assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck on your language learning journey!

[@WaskularnyPrawnik2003]

Why raised in question 5 is incorrect? May i use standard price in the last one question?

[@RobertoLopez-gh6sn]

I saw some movies that people used to say “of all “ not “in all” even in cartoons

[@user-bw9xj7gi5o]

Hello. I have 9 correct amswers from 15. 😊

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Hello, Costel! 😊 Congratulations on getting 9 correct answers out of 15! 🌟 That's a great effort, and it shows your dedication to learning. Keep up the good work, and if you ever want to improve even further or have any questions, feel free to ask. We're here to support your learning journey! 👍📚

[@cathyny83]

Could you please explain for Question 11 and 13? Btw, I got 7 right only, is that means this is my level

[@cyruschang1904]

They have been unable the conflict (to be able to + infinitive) Contrary popular belief... I'm thinking starting my own business. Subject + had + better + infinitive Subject + had + better + not + infinitive

[@user-qx1gq6zv5f]

12/15. I think its ok.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

[@leilasarizade9132]

8/15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Not bad 👍

[@minheinkyaw7718]

I ain’t nothing right. All of my answers were mistaken with what you questioned 😅

[@clareblakeman83]

That was fun. Especially with a grade of 💯. Thanks to my parents for sending me to a parochial school for a solid education.

[@kutayekinci579]

Wow this one is tough. 11/15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

That's still a nice result! Thanks for sharing!

[@darlenemoore7859]

I made 100% on this one,

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You rock!

[@kerttuhetu7671]

9/15 and im going on a c1 test in tomorrow😀

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Best of luck!

[@m1lst3r89]

I scored 12 out 15 correctly. 5, 8 and 11 were👎 Hence i need to ask for clarification on: 5)why only risen and not grown. I have heard grown used many times. 11)the last two seem pretty okay sentences.

[@cyruschang1904]

We say prices increase or rise. We do not say prices grow. They have been unable the conflict (to be able to + infinitive) Contrary popular belief... I'm thinking starting my own business.

[@digitalguy72]

Hello, score 7/15.... not well... There are many forms I still don t know. NOT clear phrase nr 13. tks

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Hello! Don't worry about scoring 7/15 on the quiz. It's just a representation of your current knowledge, and there's always room for improvement. It's completely normal to come across forms or phrases that you're not familiar with. The phrase "had better" in the question 13 is an idiomatic expression used to give strong advice or make a strong recommendation about what someone should do in a particular situation. It implies that there may be negative consequences or undesirable outcomes if the advice is not followed. Here's an example of how to use "had better" in a sentence: Positive: You had better study for the exam if you want to pass. In this sentence, "had better" is used to strongly advise someone to study for the exam in order to achieve a desired outcome, which is passing the exam. To form a negative sentence with "had better," you can use "had better not" followed by the verb in its base form. Here's an example: Negative: You had better not be late for the meeting. In this case, "had better not" is used to strongly advise someone against being late for the meeting, suggesting that there could be negative consequences if they are late. Remember, when using "had better," it's important to consider the context and the relationship between the speaker and the listener, as it can come across as quite direct or even authoritative.

[@user-mq7ut8ds1v]

Please explain the correct answer in detail in question 11. Why is there " have " in second sentence when the first sentence is in Past Tense?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

I have no say in the matter. This sentence is in the present tense. I have no say in the matter. This means that I have no right to provide an opinion, or that my opinion won't be considered to be important in deciding the issue.

[@user-xb2zc7lv6v]

10/15.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Not bad 👍

[@yasminaoularbi9215]

Could you provide us with the explanation of question 11?

[@thepainted4180]

The first one should have been "to resolve" instead of "of resolving". The third one should have been "to" instead of "against", and the fourth one should have been "of" instead of "on". The second one is technically correct but probably would sound if it was "had instead of "have" as in the previous sentence they used past tense.

[@meshchek]

@@thepainted4180 ty

[@rifqaghaffar4295]

10/15😌😌😌😌

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing! 😘 We need to makes mistakes to learn better.

[@samburleson4575]

I said lose his vision. Wouldn’t that be the same as sight

[@olgaburgos7780]

I was very good in all levels .

[@EnglishTestBlog]

That's fantastic to hear! It's commendable that you have performed well across all levels. It's a testament to your dedication and effort in learning English. Keep up the good work, and continue challenging yourself to further enhance your skills. Remember, language learning is a continuous process, and there's always room for improvement and growth. Congratulations on your achievements so far, and best of luck on your ongoing language journey!

[@olgaburgos7780]

@@EnglishTestBlog Thank you, I am a Italian but now for 45 years, I have been an American citizen, I still speak fluently my Italian language, also fluent Spanish and some French. The Lord has preserved my mind and I love to read, which helps me to maintain my mind healthy. Thank you for testing us in our English speaking capabilities, I enjoyed doing it. Again, thank you.🥰🇨🇮🇺🇸

[@EnglishTestBlog]

@@olgaburgos7780 Thank you for sharing your wonderful journey and experiences with language learning. It's truly remarkable that you have maintained fluency in your native Italian language while also becoming proficient in Spanish and French. Your dedication to language learning and your ability to speak multiple languages is impressive! It's inspiring to hear that you have been an American citizen for 45 years and have actively nurtured your mind through reading. Reading is an excellent way to expand your knowledge, vocabulary, and maintain mental acuity. It's fantastic that you recognize its value and continue to enjoy the process. I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the English-speaking test. It's a great opportunity to assess and practice your language skills. Engaging in language exercises, such as the one you participated in, helps to keep your linguistic abilities sharp and allows you to continue growing and improving. Your positive attitude and commitment to lifelong learning are truly commendable. Embracing different languages and cultures not only broadens your horizons but also enhances your cognitive abilities. Your story is a testament to the importance of continuous learning and the positive impact it can have on our lives.

[@user-RusNick]

I got 12 out of 15. Am I B2 level? And yes, I would like to get explanation for the 11th question. I was surprised that the expression "I have no say in the matter" is correct. For me it sounds strange. Is 'say' a noun in this sentence?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Hello Николай Гроз! Congratulations on scoring 12 out of 15 on the quiz! While test scores can provide some indication of your language level, it's important to remember that they are just one aspect of language proficiency assessment. B2 level typically corresponds to an intermediate level of English, and your score suggests you have a good understanding of the topics covered in the quiz. Regarding the 11th question, the expression "I have no say in the matter" is indeed correct. In this sentence, the word "say" functions as an abstract noun, meaning an idea or concept. In this context, it refers to having an opinion or influence in a decision or situation. So when someone says, "I have no say in the matter," they are expressing that they have no ability to influence or participate in the decision-making process. It's understandable that it may sound strange at first, as idiomatic expressions can sometimes be tricky to grasp. However, "I have no say in the matter" is a common phrase used to convey a lack of influence or control over a particular situation. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Keep up the good work with your language learning!

[@user-RusNick]

@@EnglishTestBlog I'm very grateful for your response to my question, to be honest I doubted that I would get such a quick and more important such a proficient answer. Thank you once again.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

@@user-RusNick You're most welcome, Николай Гроз! I'm glad I could provide you with a prompt and helpful response to your question. Your gratitude is greatly appreciated. It's always my aim to assist learners like you to the best of my abilities. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out. Thank you once again for your kind words, and I'm here to support you whenever you need it.

[@rajaleezathomas933]

I need an explanation sir ...🙋

[@kestaskami8989]

Are You sure it's for B2? I suppose this particular test s for C2.

[@Bee-eg4kl]

12/15 Does that mean I'm B2?

[@soniabiswas8025]

13/15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Congratulations on your score of 13/15! That's an impressive result. Keep up the good work!

[@TK-id1eb]

8 correct answers

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing! 😘 We need to makes mistakes to learn better.

[@user-mq7ut8ds1v]

What does the word " collateral " mean in question 3?

[@ronaldsolares5876]

When you request a loan from a bank, they need to have guarantees that you can pay back the amount. The lack of guarantees is equivalent to a lack of collateral."

[@rilangsiangshai7119]

13 out of 15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice work 👍

[@annetteford5616]

12, 7

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Scoring 7 out of 12 is a respectable result! Remember, assessments and evaluations are meant to gauge your understanding and progress. Even if you didn't get a perfect score, it's important to focus on the knowledge you have gained and the areas where you did well. Don't be disheartened by the outcome; instead, use it as an opportunity to identify areas for improvement and continue building your skills. With perseverance and continued effort, you can further enhance your performance. Keep up the great work!

[@hamedp3907]

10

[@susancastillo5248]

5/10

[@riyarafirafi3513]

I got 12/15

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice work 👍

[@user-sj6zc2sh2w]

Thanks for the lesson. Why the first sentence in question 11 is incorrect?

[@mikekurtz5868]

As a native speaker, I am happy to answer. For the first answer to be correct, the phrasing would be "They have been unable to resolve the conflict." Another correct option would be "They have been unsuccessful in resolving the conflict." Hope this helps.

[@phizzakobu1209]

All

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You rock!

[@nilanjanakundu3482]

10/15... What's my level

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Nice result 👍

[@cathygeorge212]

100%

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Fantastic! Thank you for investing your valuable time in taking this test. Your English level appears to be outstanding. Your expertise and education shine through your performance.

[@marisolcontreras5762]

4/15 wtf? O.o I need more vocab and phrasal verbs

[@EnglishTestBlog]

It's alright, scoring 4 out of 15 doesn't define your abilities or potential. Vocabulary and phrasal verbs can indeed be challenging, but the key is to approach them as a learning opportunity. With practice and exposure, you can gradually expand your knowledge and improve your understanding. Don't be discouraged by the result; instead, use it as motivation to further enhance your language skills. There are many resources available, such as textbooks, online courses, and language apps, that can help you build your vocabulary and grasp phrasal verbs more effectively. Stay persistent, keep learning, and you'll see progress over time. Don't hesitate to ask for assistance or guidance whenever needed. Good luck on your language learning journey!

[@jdhdkehev8715]

Is there something after B2?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

C1

[@rabiasheikh5892]

Question 11 Explaination please

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Here you are: 1️⃣ "They have been unable of resolving the conflict." The correct phrase should be "They have been unable to resolve the conflict." The preposition "of" should be replaced with "to" to convey the intended meaning. 2️⃣ "Contrary against popular belief, gorillas are shy by nature." To improve the grammatical accuracy, we can say "Contrary to popular belief, gorillas are shy by nature." The phrase "against" should be replaced with "to" to properly express the contrast. 3️⃣ "I'm thinking on starting my own business." To make it grammatically correct, we can say "I'm thinking of starting my own business." Instead of using the preposition "on," it should be "of" in this context. Hope that helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. 😊📚

[@CenturionKZ]

0:42 The Realm should be returned to it's rightful king, Stannis Baratheon!

[@EMDI17]

I found this test harder than C1 .

[@EnglishTestBlog]

I appreciate your feedback! 😊 Tests can vary in difficulty, and it's great to challenge yourself. 📚💪 Keep pushing your limits, and you'll continue to grow and improve! 🌟👏

[@EMDI17]

@@EnglishTestBlog Thanks to you I have improved my english skills a lot.

[@saharsayed4671]

I hardly answered about 5 questions. Anyway ,Thanks

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Keep practicing! Keep growing!

[@user-mq7ut8ds1v]

Can we say " at all " instead of " in all " in question 12?

[@EnglishTestBlog]

We use "at all" with questions and negatives to add emphasis, but not with affirmative statements. We use "in all" after numbers to mean 'as a total'.

[@anfelkaouane1748]

Please I need an explanation of 11

[@cyruschang1904]

They have been unable the conflict (to be able to + infinitive) Contrary popular belief... I'm thinking starting my own business.

[@rituwazirchand6240]

One wrong,not bad.

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You rock!

[@cloudy.hasann]

Explaination of question 11 please sir

[@hitombomafampus6892]

Be unable TO DO something, not of +ing Contrary TO something, not contrary against Thinking OF/ABOUT something, not thinking on

[@pierre5307]

@@hitombomafampus6892 In fact, there is also "thinking on something". Synonymous with reflect on something. For example: I have been thinking on this problem all week.

[@politicalbakwaas5872]

11

[@EnglishTestBlog]

🎉😄 Congratulations on achieving a high score once again! We're delighted to have you here, and your presence is greatly appreciated. We sincerely hope that our videos have been beneficial to you in your learning journey. 📚🌟 Indeed, as an educated individual like yourself, you understand the invaluable lesson that mistakes are stepping stones on the path to success. 🚶‍♂️💎 It's through these errors that we grow, learn, and become even better versions of ourselves. So, embrace every mistake as an opportunity for growth and improvement! 💪🌱

[@vidyakadam9476]

Could you pls explain why remaining 3 are incorrect? For question 11

[@pierre5307]

Hi Vidya. It's "contrary to popular belief" not against

[@thepunisher7877]

unable "to", not "of" thinking "of", not "on"

[@manishtiwari7638]

Q11?

[@chhayadey5576]

My score is 6

[@EnglishTestBlog]

📝🤔 If you have any questions you'd like to discuss, don't hesitate to reach out! Just provide the question number, and I'll gladly provide you with a detailed explanation. 🙌💡 Feel free to ask anything you need clarification on, and I'll be here to assist you! 😊🌟

[@melike5533]

I feel worse now thanks 🤗

[@EnglishTestBlog]

I'm sorry to hear that, Melike. 😔 Please remember that we all have moments when we face challenges, but these are also opportunities for growth and improvement. Keep your spirits high, and you'll overcome any difficulties! 💪😊 If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to ask. We're here to help! 🌟🤗

[@tsitsitsambai6890]

8/15😂😂

[@fattony725]

is it not "HAS risen steadily" instead of "HAVE risen steadily" ?

[@velmabristo5060]

14/15 can’t read fast enough 🥵

[@EnglishTestBlog]

You can pause the video when you need more time to think.

[@velmabristo5060]

Thank you

[@thepunisher7877]

can someone explain question 5? why "risen" instead of "raised"?

[@mrslaliya]

bcs it has 'have' ; word after (has ,have,had) should + with past participle

[@pierre5307]

Something or someone raises something. Something rises. For example: They have raised their prices every year or the prices of fresh fruit have risen...

[@pierre5307]

@@mrslaliya Not quite. look at my answer

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Raise must have an object, as it is a transitive verb.

[@anthonyvermillionaudio2913]

7/8 😭

[@englishwithnadin259]

Hi🙃🙂 2 misrakes were made

[@lauramarroquin5524]

Missed two

[@EnglishTestBlog]

Missing two questions is not a setback, but rather an opportunity for growth and learning. It's important to remember that making mistakes is a natural part of the learning process. Your dedication and effort to answer the questions are commendable. By identifying the questions you missed, you now have valuable insight into areas where you can focus and improve. Use this experience as motivation to further strengthen your knowledge and skills. Remember that success is not defined solely by a perfect score, but by the progress you make and the lessons you learn along the way. Keep up the positive attitude and continue striving for excellence. With perseverance and continued effort, you will achieve great things. We believe in your ability to bounce back, and we're confident that you will achieve even greater success in the future.