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stage 1Is your English B2 or just confident B1?
This is the next useful signal to collect.
Start stageTest path / Find my level
Find the level that explains your English, not just the score
Start broad, then pressure-test the exact skills that decide whether the profile is really B1, B2, or higher.
Why this path works
Most people do not fail English because of one huge weakness. They fail the jump to the next level because two or three tiny patterns keep showing up.
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live prompts
30
question styles
75-128 min
full route
First visible win
The first result gives a usable CEFR estimate and immediately points to the skill most likely to move the level.
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01
currentBaseline
Is your English B2 or just confident B1?
This is the next useful signal to collect.
02
lockedWord range
How many English words do you really know?
Finish the earlier stage first so the path has enough evidence.
03
lockedRule control
What grammar mistakes keep coming back?
Finish the earlier stage first so the path has enough evidence.
04
lockedReading proof
Can you read English without missing the point?
Finish the earlier stage first so the path has enough evidence.
05
lockedListening proof
Can you understand English without subtitles?
Finish the earlier stage first so the path has enough evidence.
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lockedSpeaking proof
Can you keep speaking in English?
Finish the earlier stage first so the path has enough evidence.
Signal sequence
Each test has a different diagnostic job
01
Baseline
Is your English B2 or just confident B1?
Creates the first broad estimate and exposes the loudest limiter.
60 prompts7 formats8 audio / 10 open
02
Word range
How many English words do you really know?
Separates passive word recognition from the vocabulary the learner can actually use in answers.
28 prompts6 formats2 audio / 1 open
03
Rule control
What grammar mistakes keep coming back?
Checks whether grammar mistakes are occasional or structural.
36 prompts8 formats2 audio / 3 open
04
Reading proof
Can you read English without missing the point?
Shows whether written English is blocked by inference, tone, or vocabulary.
24 prompts6 formats2 audio / 2 open
05
Listening proof
Can you understand English without subtitles?
Finds speed, accent, detail, and implied-meaning problems.
28 prompts4 formats21 audio / 5 open
06
Speaking proof
Can you keep speaking in English?
Adds active production so the level is not only recognition-based.
24 prompts6 formats7 audio / 10 open
Test library inside this path
Standalone hooks that still build one profile
Level
Baseline
18-25 min60 live promptsA1-C2
Is your English B2 or just confident B1?
Estimate the user's real CEFR level and explain what is already working and what is holding them back.
Vocabulary
Word range
10-20 min28 live promptsA1-C2
How many English words do you really know?
Measures common words, academic words, business words, collocations, idioms, and false friends.
Grammar
Rule control
12-20 min36 live promptsA1-C2
What grammar mistakes keep coming back?
Finds recurring grammar weaknesses and explains each mistake clearly.
Reading
Reading proof
10-18 min24 live promptsA2-C1
Can you read English without missing the point?
Tests main idea, detail scanning, inference, tone, reference words, paraphrase accuracy, and evidence judgment.
Listening
Listening proof
15-25 min28 live promptsA1-C2
Can you understand English without subtitles?
Tests main idea, details, implied meaning, attitude, emotion, and natural spoken expressions.
Speaking
Speaking proof
10-20 min24 live promptsA1-C2
Can you keep speaking in English?
Evaluates readiness for travel, work calls, interviews, and casual conversation.