Free English Tests: CEFR Level, IELTS Practice and More

Free English tests that follow the real exam formats: find your CEFR level, practise for IELTS, and check your score in minutes. Every test is free, needs no sign-up, and gives you a full report with the answer key. Made by Dr Henry English.

Find your English level

Full CEFR English Test80 minutes · use of English, grammar, reading and listening · A1 to C2. Your CEFR level, a GSE estimate, a detailed report and the answer key.Start the full test → 10-Minute English Level TestA quick check of your level (A1–C2) with instant results. Perfect if you are short on time.Take the quick test →

IELTS practice

Free IELTS Reading Mock Test60 minutes, 40 questions, an estimated band score and every answer explained.Start the mock → Free IELTS Listening Mock Test4 parts, 40 questions, real-exam audio with timed pauses (about 30 minutes) and an instant band score.Start the listening mock → IELTS Band Score CalculatorTurn your Listening and Reading scores into bands and get your overall band with the official rounding rule.Calculate your band →

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Frequently asked questions

Are these English tests really free?

Yes. Every test, report and answer key is free, with no sign-up. If you want a study plan by email you can ask for one after your result, but it is optional.

Which test should I take first?

Start with the 10-minute level test for a quick idea of your level, then take the full 80-minute CEFR test for a reliable result across grammar, reading and listening.

Are the results official?

No. These are practice tests that follow the official formats and scales, so your result is a well-grounded estimate, not an official certificate.

What is the CEFR?

The Common European Framework of Reference describes language ability on six levels, from A1 (beginner) to C2 (mastery). Universities and employers worldwide use it.

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