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This was a fun test 😊 I was a bit surprised at the C2, but I guess I was lucky to get things that I was familiar with for the most part 😊 One miss on B2, one on C1, and one on C2. I’m not a native English speaker, so I’m happy with that 😊 Thank you for taking the time to put this test together.

The first question really made me laugh. Depending on the context and who is asking, the correct answer might well be "I AM like Mexican food" .... hot and spicy 😉 59 answers about which I was quite certain, plus a clever and lucky guess on the "spleen". Love the outtakes, and thanks for almost an hour of fun 🤩

I had a couple of mishaps on C2, thanks a lot for your time and thoughtfulness 🙏🏻❤️🍀 I woulf love to take your course on TOEFL or IELTS and on how to teach and prepare for these tests to ESL learners), just because it's more fun with you)

I attended C1 and C2 tests and had one and four errors respectively. Very good experience for me. It taught me that not only I need a grammar base but also a common sense to answer some of the questions. I answered some of them just by experience I have. Thanks for conducting this test

Fun video! I’m a native English speaker, but I’m learning Norwegian right now. It’s educational seeing the vocabulary that goes with different levels. I was hoping to get to C2 in a year, but I’m getting an idea how hard that will be. The English C2 vocabulary is pretty unusual even in more artistic literature, so for non-native speakers to get most of those is impressive.

A1, A2, B1 and B2 were "a piece of cake" ( 😆 ) to me, and got them 100% correct. C1 was a little challenging though I managed to score 9 out of 10. C2 instead was VERY challenging... I got 5 answers right, but sadly I have to admit, that if I had to formulate the phrases myself in a conversation, I would have used simpler words.

I actually anticipated much higher levels towards the end, may be because I was not familiar with the A1 to C2 leveling system. I had about 3 or 4 wrong answers throughout the whole levels combined but had no errors in C2 stage. I would love to see more challenging sets of test questions in future videos. Overall. I liked this one. Thank you for a job well done!

Native English speaker here. Took this test, missed 2 altogether(1 in A2, 1 in B1). Thank you very much!

Thank you Ms. Max for creating this challenge. This is the second time I've done it. I feel more confident than the first one, but it wasn't as good as I expected. 16 wrong answers, I think 30%. Anyway, it's a good idea. It's a good educational video. I will train it more often.

Thank you for this test! I finished with 56/60 correct answers, having one mistake each in B1 through C2. The B mistakes were due to lack of trust in my gut feeling, the C1 mistake was something I really didn't know, and question number 59 in C2 (the one about the body part) left me absolutely clueless because I had never even heard one of the four suggested solutions. But this result makes me very proud, knowing that I stopped having English lessons at school in 10th grade and afterwards learned it only through books and movies (well ... and computer games) without ever visiting an English speaking country.

I made a couple of mistakes in b2 andc2. As I've learned the language with books and records,when I was 32,I think it was not that bad. Thank you.

Wow video was amazing ❤pls share more videos about this 😊I got 90/ marks for this video and I’m so happy 😅😅

I missed only about 4 questions on the entire test. I really enjoyed taking it. I am American, and am glad I have British friends, because a few of the questions didn't "directly translate" into American English. Nevertheless, I am glad that the test had a British slant, because I think in general, Brits use much better English than Americans do. My father taught me that one MUST have a command of the language to get anywhere in this world. He could not have been more right.

Useful test. I am not a native English speaker so I stuck on C2 level because of limited vocabularies...Test pointed to me where to focus my furhter efforts. Thank you so much.

I had a perfect score. I would have been horrified if I hadn't. What I did have, though, was a really good giggle at one of the questions. Going for "a strain around the block" would not be that far-fetched for me. :) Thank you for an entertaining hour!

I’m a non-native English speaker but i managed to get to level c1. Idioms in c2 was hard though. I’ve got 4-5 questions wrong. It was surprising to see the quality of the questions! Please keep up!

I missed out 6 questions from 60 questions mostly C1 , 1 mistakes C2 , 5 mistakes but I really enjoyed am Italian I’m really glad for the results Thank you ❤

I had one miss on A2, one on B1, one on C1 and one on C2. Very proud of my English!

I thought this to be very educational and fun! I got a little mixed up, or slightly perplexed on one question and answered wrong. I am an elder person of 63 and it was an enjoyable exercise for me. In addition, your presentation was very pleasant and sweet. Thank you 😊

Excellent video Max. I'm almost C 1 level. I'm a Brazilian English teacher. Congrats on your TRshow channel!!

Hi Max, this was enjoyable to do and had scored 11 mistakes out of 60. A1- 10 A2 - 7/10 B1 - 9/10 B2 - 8/10 C1 - 8/10 C2 - 7/10 I really liked the challenge of having tested my level of understanding of the written English. Thankyou. 🙏🙂

I missed 2-3. As an 😅advanced ESL student, I didn’t even pay attention to the difference between trying and try to - a no brainer for a native speaker. Your channel does help me improve my English skills. Thank you ❤

Really enjoyed the quiz, I was a bit uncertain about taking the quiz due to my poor education, but I got 60 out of 60, thanks at 63 years of age and only just diagnosed with Dylexia I am enjoying my retirement. 🤸.

Hi, I,m 81 with a perfect score but it did help that I attended grammar school when they were schools of grammar. I,m sure this would help other nationalities to acquire modern English, so well done.

This is the first time I watch your channel . It is really useful . I enjoyed watching and listening to this test . It was enjoyable as well as gave me an indication of my English level . It became hard a little bit in level C 2 not grammatically but because of new vocabulary that I did not know . Hoping for more tests in the future . English with Max thank you so much for this amazing video !

A1, 0 A2, 2 B1, 1 B2, 2 C1, 1 C2, 5 mistakes. That was hard, learned something new. 🎉

Thanks for this intriguing video test, which gave me an opportunity to recalibrate my English proficiency. I am a 68 old Asian and scored 58/60. Back in the day I did my PhD (STEM) in U.S. To qualify for the graduate studies there, I had to score well in TOEFL and GRE tests. I am looking forward to trying D/E/F series.

I've done better at level C1, than at B2. Thanks for your test, Max. That was fun!😃👍

I'm a Japanese learning English as a foreign language for more than 15 years. I got 4 mistakes in the last section...I didn't know the phrase, "lo and behold." Anyway, the test is, I think, well-organized and seems capable of evaluating an EFL learner's grammar and vocabulary level. Thank you so much!

I had like 3 errors in the test til C1, at C2 that increased to like 6, but I think this is still good for a native German at age 14. I would consider myself C1 going into C2 on the direct path. Thank you for this video 🙏

Hello. I wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you for your videos. I watched them all on You Tube, at first I found it very difficult, but after taking the test I'm a little proud of myself. Level is A2. I have been speaking English for 25 years (I learned it in school). But I am motivated to keep getting better. That's why I signed up for the regular lessons today and also subscribed to the channel. I'm watching you from Germany. Many greetings

Useful video. C2 , 3 mistakes. One each in A2, B1 & C1. Happy with the result as languages is not my thing and grammar a disaster. Just went about selecting what sounded right. It is not my native language so found the expression making risotto being a piece of cake, quite funny. Nice. Enjoyed it.

I really enjoyed taking this test. I’m 64 and I sometimes wonder if I’m still up on grammar. I do these kind of tests daily to make sure my brain isn’t getting tired. Missed 3 out of 60 , not so bad. Narrator is very pleasant. I’ll look for other tests she has done.

Thanks Max, that was fun! I truly enjoyed you giving the answers reading the questions section. lol

Fun test, I really liked it, but still don't know what level I would be. I missed 2 answers each in A2, B1 and B2, but I answered everything correctly in C1 and C2. I seem to be an A1 with a great vocabulary 😄

All your level tests were excellent except C1 and C2. Because they have been nearly most of them based on phrasal verbs,expressions and idioms which are very difficult for non-native English speakers. Instead, they could be mostly based on C1 and C2 grammar questions than vocabulary ones.Thanks for your tests!

I have watched a lot of these videos/took the tests, to get a feel for my english level, but this one is the first one that made sense and actually kind of imitated the english-levels. As an austrian who is basically youtube taught in english, im very proud to have a perfect 60/60 result, especially taking the test at 2x speed since i wanted to fly over the first few levels and actually forgot about that fact in the end :D But its actually crazy to see what a few years of watching english videos (and no real other training) about all sorts of things can do to a human brain, because at first (6 years ago) i understood nothing (LITERALLY 0 vocabulary) and now its a reasonable assumption that im at a C2 level in english. Since the videos were mostly from american creators, i do have a heave american tendency in how i pronounce words but that for me is a good trade off for a free secondary language Never let anybody tell you, that you cant... if it works for you, its good. Never stop trying :)

I was pleasantly surprised, I only missed three. Not bad for being seventy! Thank you,enjoyed it!

Greatings from Austria! 1 mistake in B2, 3 in C1 but just 1 in C 2. Not that bad, I'd say. 😊 Thank you for this video!

Hey Max, your test results indicate that my level is C2. It was interesting to attend an English test.

58/60 Thank you so much ! I really enjoyed it 👍

Hi Max, This is Ed from Victoria Australia. Amazing work you are doing to help English as a Second Language. ( ESL) Back in my country they only taught what they want us to learn. You are going out of your way ( Outside the Matrix) educating how to master English well. " For that need to take my hat off. The greater awakening" Well done. Great Job. Keep up the Good Work Max.❤⚘⚘🌺🌺 Cheers

Wow, I thought the C2 section would have been a lot more difficult. I never expected to pass it with flying colors as I still sometimes very much struggle with dialects and some phrasal verbs. Since I passed a more comprehensive test a few years back, I already knew my English was at C1 level, but this gave me confidence to give the C2 test a try. (I scored 60/60.)

I did good on the test . I thank you very much. Good job 🙏

Great Test English with Max! A1 All correct! A2 All correct! B1 3 Wrong! B2 2 Wrong! C1 1 Wrong! C2 All correct ✅ I was really bad at English class and my teacher had give side projects so I could pass! But watching a lot of TV and Movies helped me learn proper grammar! I also Aced consumer! Thanks Again like using the noggin every once in awhile!🙏🏻

A1 : 10 A2 : 10 B1 : 10 B2 : 10 C1: 10 C2 : 10 I've always been good in english, so this was a very nice test to see what level i am at.

Thank you Max, this is great stuff. Please more of this!

I am Norwegian and learned English at school. I learned German when I studied in Germany for 7 years, but at that time I lost a lot of my English skills. After the last ten years I have been looking at a lot of English stuff on the internet, so much has come back and I have learned a lot more vocabulary. Actually, this is all a bit messy, so I thought this test might be nice to try, to find out where I am now. I know I don't speak it as well as German, which I once spoke fluently, I still lack quite a bit of vocabulary in English and am clearly not quite sure when it comes to the C level in grammar either. My score was actually as expected: A1 10/10 A2 9/10 B1 8/10 B2 7/10 C1 5/10 C2 4/10 Thanks for an interesting test :-)

Hi Max! First time to visit your channel, I had 8/10 in C2. I learned some new vocabulary words from you, very informative and your explanation is great. Thanks and more power..❤😘

Native English speaker (American) Perfect score although there was one I could have answered with either of two choices ( verb tense sentence) however, I had the benefit of living in Australia for six years so I could see it working either way depending on the speaker's experience. It seemed more of a matter of 'style' than of grammar.I did increase the test speed to x2 because I found myself being distracted when it was too slow.

Very good video. I did pretty well scoring 59 0ut of 60. My only fault was in C2 with the phrase "be it" . Did better than I expected to do.

I scored 55 out of the 60 and would like to thank you earnestly for the lovely teaching you performed

Thanks for the challenge - full marks! Great fun.

This can be the best video I have ever seen. Thanks for your effort and time

Thank you very much for this test: it's very well-made! I got an higher score than the one I expected... My score is: A1 - 10/10 A2 - 10/10 B1 - 9/10 B2 - 9/10 C1 - 6/10 C2 - 1/10 I learned lots of expressions I didn't know before (in C2 section) so thank you very much! Bye, NS

I had basic English in school, however I learned a lot more and faster while practicing talking, reading, listening and learned that there is a lot more to this language, how it differs in various dialects to understand Scottish, Australian, Irish or Mid-West American people is one thing, the next challenge pose non native English speaking people, like Indians, other Asian or African people is another level where it becomes clear that languages are all about communication and not about standard settings! The same is of course with other languages like French, Spanish, Portugiese not to mention the large variety of dialects.

Oh, what a pleasant surprise - I only got one question wrong! I believe it was Q nr.56, or something like that. And yeah, it really was quite fun taking the test (regardless of my rather high score that is). As a Swede I guess I should be quite pleased with the score - even though we start learning English at the age of 10 (although I believe it's at the age of 8 or 9 nowadays. I spent about 6 months travelling around in Australia, or rather its' east-coast in my early 20s. And, even though - as I said - we start learning English from a rather young age, and are also used to watch films and series from both the U.S and Britain...I had never heard Australian accent before. And let me tell you, I really struggled to understand anything...it sounded like nothing I'd ever heard before, and they talk really fast and also use quite a few unique slang-words & phrases. It probably took me about 2-3 weeks before I could understand, and make myself understood to a satisfactory level...and as the months rolled by, I discovered that many people - both Australians and foreigners - took me for an 'American'. They all said like: "But, you sound like you're from the U.S". Which probably explains why most ppl never tried to 'dumb down', talk slower or drew back on their use of slang...even though I did ask some to talk a bit slower sometimes - which of course some did. Ehmm, sorry - forgot where I was going with all this. Anyway - great video. And thanks! Cheers from Sweden.

Perfect score. Honestly speaking (and modesty aside) I found the questions to be rather easy, and even the highest levels didn't faze me. English is my third language but where I live it's taught beginning kindergarten. I'm an extremely wide reader (I devoured encyclopedia volumes when I was just a child!), plus I'm a doctor with 10 years of medical education who has published articles in international medical journals. I would be ashamed if I didn't get a perfect or near-perfect score. 😀 By the way, I found the "spleen question" to be strange. It's a question I'd expect from a test on basic science so I was a bit surprised seeing it in an English language test.

So, I must be honest and admit that some words I never heard before. Also you cover the first, second and third conditional and gave me some great examples. I can say that this lesson is MY CUP OF TEA! Thank you ever so much. Ivan

Hi, greetings from Congo in Africa! That's a great idea, to test oneself in English. I was surprised by the level of questions - what you call proficiency level C2 is just average in my country here. We study hard to master English. I'm proud to announce that I just hesitated at B1 #1 between "I'm closing" and "I'll close", and quickly spotted "I'll close". As a language practitioner myself, it's highly important to check my level every now and then. Looking forward to your next test !!! Thanks for your work. I'm so happy I got only one wrong !

Thank you for this test. Very interesting. I made 3 mistakes in the C2 section: 52, 55 and 56. Up to C1 I was sure about every answer. In C1 I guessed number 48 right. I learned some new things today. Thank you again from The Netherlands.

I wanted to say that this video seems to me very educational and entertaining and I have learnt interesting expressions that I didn't know. My results are: A1 1 mistake, it has been a very silly mistake because I have confused the preposition "in" and "on", A2 0 mistakes, B1 0 mistakes, B2 2 mistakes, C1 3 mistakes and C2 4 mistakes but I am very happy with my results because I have been studying English a lot of years at college because I wanted to be English teacher and I graduated more than one year ago and thanks to these hard years of study, I have won a lot of confidence in myself and it is very important to me to learn new things despite of having got my diplome and degree. Thanks for this video ❤

English is my second language. My mother tongue is Amharic (Ethiopian official language). Thank you for those wonderful questions. I have been busy doing my personal work on my laptop and while refreshing TRshow, I found you. Anyway, I didn't try to challenge myself the way I did with your great questions today. Here are my results for each level. A1-10/10 A2-10/10 B1-7/10 B2-5/10 C1-7/10 C2-6/10 Keep teaching us with more videos. I personally need to improve my English level. I want to take the IELTS after getting well-prepared, and I want to score bands of 7 or more.

Thanks for the test. I am not a native speaker (I am Dutch), but passed C2 with only one mistake ('fork out'? Never heard of it. 😉 ) Kudos to my English teachers.

Excellent quiz I've acquired a1 to c2 level so I acquired an A1 level band of 9 as well as A2 level of 8 and b1 level of band of 8. When I was trying to A1-B1 level so it seems that it would be easy to next level😅 When I started the b2 level I got it 😂 This isn't easy task. Then I started B2 level an acquired 7 bands. It seemed that still, exam hasn't ended that I acquired Advanced level band of 7 and as well as I qualified the advanced level. Still hadn’t dona e exam. C2 level was pending. Then I acquired c2 level band of 6 cause that was professional level but one day or other I will achieve the Professional level.

Except for 2 errors on C1, I did well up to C2. It was quite an engaging experience for me. Thanks Max. Keep up the good work. I just subscribed.

Hello , my first language is spanish, i took the test and i missed 6 questions , the funny part is that i missed , part A1 and B1 and did well on the more complex part of the test , i enjoyed taking the test , thank you .

No errors. Was a bit easier than I anticipated but fun to do and a nice learning experience

Hello. What a great job you''re doing! I've opted to subscribe to your channel because it presents much from which I may profit in my new work of teaching English to a Francophone. Keep at it.

Very educational and fun to take the test.

No mistakes. I can usually pass for a native speaker in writing, including academic writing, but have a noticeable Dutch accent when I speak. My main issue is that I sometimes use American English in a British context and vice versa. In the Netherlands, we are taught British English in school but are more exposed to American English.

Well done video, as a grammar teacher I can assure you that this test is quite relevant to measure the level of English knowledge. ✅

Hello, this was a fun video. I am a 49-year-old guy from Sweden and found it quite easy. I have had 8 years of English education, but I have probably learned more on my own during the past 29 years. I still write English poorly, but I feel like I understand everything

This is good for interview tests and also for Govt job preparation students. In this way you have to prepare more videos like this madam.

English is my second language, had 4 wrong over the whole test, was great to do the test, thank you.

I thought that was easy but then I was surprised I missed 32, 52 & 57. Got 57 correct answers and that feels proud for a 68-year old. I've always loved learning English since I was a child. I'm just so glad we have english subject in our curricula from grade school till college here in the Philippines. That's of great help. Thank you Max. That was fun. I enjoyed it immensely..❣️👏🇵🇭

I had a lot of fun in this test! I got every thing right up to B2, I got 1 wrong in C1 but since you said at the beginning 2 to 3 wrong, I think I am a C1 level as I also tried the C2 level but got 2 wrong. Either way it was still fun and I got learn some new things! Keep uploading awesome videos like this!

I’ve missed just 5 or 6 questions, most of them on C2 😅 As someone that learned the language mainly on its own, I’m feeling pretty proud 😊

C2 was quite hard. I guess i had luck with the rest. Thank you for a fun video. looking forward to more challenging one

I felt it was far too easy a test, though I made 2 mistakes in B2, and 1 in C1. Anyway, I am happy to go through it because I have learnt some new expressions. Thank you.

Indian, after sampling a few A1questions, went directly to C2 and got all of them right. 2 or 3 questions in C2 were a bit tricky though😀

Hello from Belgium and thank you for this test! I did pretty well (3 wrong answers from A1 to C1), but C2 is just too hard for me

I was wandering for a long time whether I finally reached level C1, but according to this test, I should be at C2 by now. So you definitely made my day! 😁

Interestingly, I found the level B2-C2 rather similar difficult as I struggeled a bit with the tenses in B2, while in C1/C2 there was some unknown vocabulary, but the rest of the questions could be guessed quite well. Including B1 it was rather easy.

Missed 2. Age 60, native speaker, lived in Mississippi as a boy, Texas for 40 years now. In between, Spain, Singapore and England where I learned to speak Spanish, heard some variations to the idiom, and the proper way to speak, in "British". My English step-mother was properly schooled, intelligent, and easy on the eye. She pointed out some lingering speech issues-all good naturedly of course. At the time, she seemed to speak a different language. As a proper Yorkshire Rose she spoke French as well, but could speak as any from the British Isles might, includeing as the poorer, less articulate would. My command of the accents is excellent, almost as good as hers. Her American southern drawl is mediorce at best, but she only visited Mississippi one time. I attended an English school for a year; 3rd form (8th Grade). The curriculum at Stokesly Comprehensive was very advanced, I was soon lost in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Hanging on elsewhere. I was evaluated in Spanish by a man sent to my school to do so. I was deemed sufficient and thus didn't have to participate in the French class. Students learn French over their entire duration of school, by the 3rd form it's well advanced. Ironically, during English class I was able to excel- strangely, they were just now on adverbs, which I had covered some time before. At some point I took a broad, comprehensive test. It had most grades in the 50% region. I was aghast, as I knew Pops would have something harsh to say, to put it mildly. My friends assured me it was o.k.- in England they test to see your limits, their marks were as mine were. At home, Pops immediately took off his belt, to let it speak to me. Jane, my stepmom, was able to intervene at the last second, backing up my story of 'them testing to see your limits'. I narrowly escaped around the table, Pops was on the verge of not believing my "outrageous" story. That;s what I remember, 40+ years ago. For this and much more I am thankfull to all 4 that raised me. My parents and step-parents. I know it took the efforts of all 4 to raise me. All alive today, though Pops isn't doing so hot. He is well attended to, in Yorkshire. About time I went, methinks.

Native Swede, 60 years old. I missed question number 48. Thank you for making this video.

2 in C1 and 4 in C2...but not at the same level in conversation! Thank you!

I ended up getting only 2 wrong in the test, both at c2 level, which surprises me especially since my I have not been doing great at my English tests at school lately, maxing out at an 7, but it did show me that the time my parents spent to make sure i started learning English from a very young age on was not wasted.

Good feedback test. I felt that question #21's answers were a bit of a conundrum, because it seemed that any one of 3 of the 4 answers could have been ok. But I concurred with your answer! Otherwise, I made it through C2 with no difficulty. I noticed that you referenced Frank and George; I was rather hoping they would put in an appearance. I miss your amusing puppets, they are great teachers too!

Swede here. Interesting test. I managed to get 60/60, with one of the questions by elimination. I don't think I have ever come across the word "landfall" before, but I knew it wasn't any of the other words. There were about three other questions where I had to pause and think to get them right. I usually go by what feels/sounds right, and it's mostly correct, but not always. 😊

60 out of 60 for me. I do have a query regarding Q47 as I believe both a and c could be correct, not just c. I am an English speaker but it was still interesting to know I have kept up as I've gotten into my retirement years.

In my opinion, some expressions used in the tests (high levels) are so seldom used by a foreigner that is quite easy to have forgotten them or remember them. You can learn new expressions and rules every day, but, if you seldom use them, it is so easy to forget them....

My partner and I took the test. We both got 100% on all levels. However, we're both writers, and editors, so,not surprising. VERY enjoyable!

I'm not a native English speaker, and I would say both my grammar and sentence structure would be considered inferior to most native English speakers. But I did the test with just two wrong answers. When you do a test like this you can use exclusion, which is a huge difference compared to building a sentence.

Thank you for the test! It was helpful and funny at the same time )) I 've made 7 mistakes...Uh...was really surprised. I have never heard of a structure "be it"; the verb "to beam" I have never noticed! Thank you for explaining the hardest structures!

I am not a native speaker, but I've spoken English most of my life and am an English as a Second Language teacher with a Master of Applied Linguistics. I made only one mistake in C2 and I could not believe it! Yes, I master English as a native and I love it!

This is my 3th language mastering process :) A1 10/10, A2 10/10, B1 7/10, B2 7/10, C1 7/10, C2 8/10. Thanks! Fun video!

I got 10 questions wrong in total, and I feel pretty good about it because im not a native speaker neither am I an enthusiast in the english language , I'm just a normal person from the Eastern Balkans. This was a fun test.

That was fun! For my scores: A-1 10, A-2 10, B-1 8, B-2 8, C-1 9, C-2 10.