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Practice
Interactive exercises to check what you've actually learned — instant scoring, clear explanations, no sign-up required.
Reading a grammar note is only half the process — practice is where it actually sticks. This section holds interactive, self-checking exercises you can use as often as you like, from quick quizzes to more comprehensive tests and even some fun trivia.
Useful if you're: reviewing before a test, checking your understanding after reading a note, or curious what your approximate English level is.
Notes in this section
Grammar Quiz: Test Your English
10 quick questions covering tenses, articles, prepositions, and subject-verb agreement.
B2–C1English Grammar Test
15 more comprehensive questions on passive voice, reported speech, conditionals, and inversion.
A2–B2Vocabulary Quiz: Test Your Word Power
10 quick questions on synonyms, word choice, and formality.
B1–C1English Vocabulary Test
12 broader questions on collocations, word forms, phrasal verbs, and idioms.
All levelsFree English Level Test
12 questions of increasing difficulty to estimate your approximate CEFR level.
All levelsEnglish Language GK Quiz
13 fun trivia questions about the history and structure of English itself.
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Questions about practice
Do I need an account to take a quiz or test?
No. All practice exercises on English Notes are free and open, with no sign-up or account needed. Your results aren't saved between visits, so you can retake any quiz or test as many times as you like.
What's the difference between a 'Quiz' and a 'Test' on this site?
Our Quizzes (Grammar Quiz, Vocabulary Quiz) are quick, 10-question checks aimed at elementary-to-upper-intermediate learners. Our Tests (English Grammar Test, English Vocabulary Test) are longer and cover more advanced material.
Is the GK Quiz about general knowledge or about English specifically?
It's entirely about the English language itself — its history, alphabet, and word origins — rather than general trivia unrelated to language, so it stays useful for English learners specifically.
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