What's Your English Level? Take This Test! (A1-C2)

The video introduces a self-assessment test for viewers to determine their level of English proficiency. It explains the use of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which categorizes language proficiency into six levels: A1, A2 (beginner), B1, B2 (intermediate), and C1, C2 (advanced). The test will involve 10 questions for each level, and viewers are advised on how to interpret their results, noting that this is not an official test but a fun way to gauge their level. The focus is on grammar, and viewers are encouraged to assess all language skills for an official level.

The A1 level section presents 10 questions designed to assess the most basic English grammar skills. Questions range from choosing correct answers to filling in gaps, covering topics like personal information, preferences, and simple sentences. The host, Greg, provides guidance on how to interpret the results, suggesting that if viewers can understand his videos and emails, they likely have at least an A1 level. He emphasizes that this test is for fun and a rough estimate, not an official assessment.

The A2 level section continues with another set of 10 questions aimed at determining if the viewer has progressed beyond the beginner level. These questions test the ability to communicate about simple, everyday topics. The host explains that if viewers can answer most of these questions correctly, they have a good grasp of the A2 level and are ready to move on to the intermediate level. The section ends with encouragement and a brief overview of what to expect at the B1 level.

The B1 level section focuses on the lower intermediate level of English. The questions are designed to assess the viewer's ability to converse with others while making some mistakes. The host provides 10 questions that cover a range of topics, from work routines to personal experiences. He explains that if viewers can answer most of these questions correctly, they have a good understanding of the B1 level and are ready to attempt the upper intermediate B2 level.

The B2 level section presents questions that are often required for certain jobs, indicating its importance in professional settings. The host provides 10 questions that test the viewer's ability to use English at an upper intermediate level. Topics include past experiences, hypothetical situations, and understanding nuances in language. The host advises viewers on how to interpret their results and what to expect if they score highly, suggesting they are ready for the advanced C1 level.

The C1 level section targets viewers who are close to fluent English proficiency. The host offers 10 questions that challenge the viewer's ability to use English for personal and professional reasons. The questions are more complex, testing advanced grammar and comprehension skills. The host explains that achieving a high score at this level indicates a strong command of English, and he invites viewers to join his WhatsApp group for daily lessons to reach this level.

The C2 level section is for viewers who aim to achieve near-native English proficiency. The host provides a set of grammar questions that a C2 level student would typically know the answers to. The questions cover a range of topics, from replacing words to understanding complex sentences. The host emphasizes that reaching a C2 level allows for expression in English similar to native speakers across various topics and settings. The section ends with an invitation to join a WhatsApp group for advanced English learners.

The video concludes with a summary of the English level test and the viewer's potential results. The host encourages viewers to share their results in the comments and offers a discount for joining his WhatsApp group, 'Daily Quick Fix,' to help improve their English skills. He also invites viewers to subscribe for weekly lessons and provides a link to join the group, emphasizing the benefits of learning with students from 90 different countries.