Free practice tests for ESL learners at every level. Build confidence before the real thing — grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing all in one place.
Beginner
A1–A2 level. Basic grammar, everyday vocabulary, and simple reading passages.
Intermediate
B1–B2 level. Complex sentences, academic vocabulary, and longer reading texts.
Advanced
C1–C2 level. Academic writing, nuanced grammar, and full-length reading comprehension.
Regular exam practice is one of the fastest ways to improve your English. You learn which grammar rules you've mastered and which ones need more work — before it counts.
Each sample exam below is designed to mirror real ESL test formats: TOEFL, IELTS, and general proficiency exams. Work through them at your own pace, check your answers, and revisit any section as many times as you need.
Test your command of the most essential English grammar rules. Perfect for learners just starting out or reviewing the basics.
Build the word bank you need for daily conversations, travel, and work in an English-speaking environment.
Practice reading short texts and answering questions — the foundation of every major ESL exam.
Master the tense system that trips up most intermediate learners. Includes real-world sentence contexts.
Covers the Academic Word List vocabulary essential for university study and professional settings.
Longer, more complex passages that mirror TOEFL and IELTS reading section difficulty.
High-level grammar structures used in academic writing, formal speech, and professional communication.
Evaluate your academic writing skills with editing and construction tasks drawn from real essay prompts.
A comprehensive mock exam covering all four skill areas. Simulate real test conditions and benchmark your overall proficiency.
Time yourself
Use a timer to simulate real exam pressure. Knowing how long each section takes helps you pace yourself on test day.
Review every answer
Don't just check what you got wrong — review the correct answers too. Understanding why an answer is right is just as important.
Repeat weak sections
If you struggle with a particular topic, go back to the Grammar Lessons tab and study that rule before retaking the exam.
Write out your reasoning
For grammar questions, write a sentence explaining the rule. Teaching yourself the rule in writing locks it into memory.
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