Everyday English Test Online: Know Your Score

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Take this online English test to find out your score. The test contains 25 questions, with three multiple-choice options for each. Choose the best correct answer option and see the results at the end. 

This everyday English test is designed to help competitive exam aspirants and general English learners assess their current English skills. It is useful for aspirants to practice for exams conducted by UPSC, SSC, banks, state and central governments, and others in India.

The test is designed for intermediate to advanced learners and students.

The test covers questions on:

  • Grammatical essentials
  • Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, etc.)
  • Spelling
  • Meaning of difficult words
  • Phrasal verbs
  • Idioms and phrases
  • Proverbs
  • Cloze tests
  • Reading comprehension
  • Error spotting
  • Sentence improvement
  • Filling in the blanks
  • And, much more.

Try all 25 questions in a session. If all the answers are correct, you are excellent. But if you score less than 90% (or 22 correct answers), know your weak areas and study further to improve English for your exams, general communication, or other situations.

  • Read the questions carefully and choose the best answer from the options provided.
  • You can retake the test with new questions after a session, from a pool of 420+ questions.
  • No time limit to answer.
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Everyday English Test Online

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Everyday English Tests

1 / 25

There isn’t ___ milk left in the fridge.

2 / 25

Choose the correct part of speech for the bold word in the sentence:
The speaker addressed the issue without mentioning the controversial incident.

3 / 25

If she ___ earlier, she would be with us now.

4 / 25

Choose the correct antonym of expand:

5 / 25

Which one is a phrase?

6 / 25

What does “on cloud nine” mean?

7 / 25

Identify the sentence part (A, B, or C) containing the grammatical error:

A. Having completed the investigation, / B. the final report was submitted / C. to the regulatory authority.

8 / 25

We must ___ a solution to this problem.

9 / 25

Choose the correct meaning of the word in bold:

The author's prolific career produced more than twenty novels in three decades.

10 / 25

Choose the correct meaning of the word in bold:
The scientist remained meticulous while recording every detail of the experiment.

11 / 25

No sooner ___ the match started than it began to rain heavily.

12 / 25

Choose the correct article:
___ apple a day keeps the doctor away.

13 / 25

Choose the correct spelling:

14 / 25

Choose the correct idiom for the blank:

After months of negotiations, both sides finally decided to ______ and accept the agreement.

15 / 25

She acts as though she ___ everything about the project.

16 / 25

Hardly ___ the announcement when the audience started protesting.

17 / 25

Identify the sentence part that contains an error:
Hardly had I reached the station / when the train left / the platform.

18 / 25

Choose the correct meaning of “break down”:

The car broke down on the highway.

19 / 25

Identify the sentence part (A, B, C, or D) containing the grammatical error:

A. While examining the financial statements, / B. several discrepancies in the accounts / C. were discovered by the auditors / D. before the meeting began.

20 / 25

Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

21 / 25

Choose the correct idiom for the blank:

When Priya said the new policy was unfair, she really ______; it was exactly the problem everyone had noticed.

22 / 25

___ child in the class must bring their ID card.

23 / 25

Choose the correct indirect speech:
“I am tired,” she said.

24 / 25

He apologized ___ being late.

25 / 25

You ___ be joking! That’s impossible.

Your score is

The average score is 74%

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How to Improve Your Score

After the test is completed, see your score:

  • 90% and above: Excellent or advanced command.
  • 70–89%: Good foundation. Continue study.
  • Below 70%: Foundational review needed.

Review your mistakes or wrong answers by checking the results. They are the weak areas in English you need to correct and study for your exams or any real-life situations.

If your score is below 70%, it means you need a fundamental review of English. Revise grammar essentials and vocabulary with the good books you have, especially on the weak areas. Or, check our recommended books and courses from the links below:

You can try the test again anytime later to see your new score.

Do you want to try easier grammar tests and quizzes? → Check these Basic Grammar Tests

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