In this last level test there are a series of interactive exercises which test all the skills: reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. Themes and topics such as: talking about the news and current affairs, the theatre, talking about health and healing, asking for and giving advice and giving opinions are tested through activities such as drag and drop, finding synonyms, true and false comprehension, detecting errors and choosing appropriate sentences etc. The test also incorporates more phrasal verbs and extended use of relative clauses, articles and a full tense review to build on the structures from previous tests. In the pronunciation section there are exercises to focus on similar sounds, difficult words and expressions as well as word stress.

The test for B1 expands on the themes in previous levels and in addition focuses on the themes of: body and health, the weather and travel through an interactive exercise to place words in the correct category. You will also provide words according to set definitions. In the reading section you will find texts that deal with assembly instructions, understanding a press release, a formal letter and choosing appropriate endings. The interactive listening exercises look at a variety of tenses which are required at this level – for example the Present Perfect Simple when talking about recent past and understanding complaints. You will hear a radio advertisement to practice numbers and also a show describing a house and the character of the person who lives there. The grammar and writing sections use a variety of exercises such as sentence completion, drag and drop and sentence transformation in order to test the use of: the passive voice, -ed and –ing adjectives, the Second Conditional , expressing permission and prohibition, the correct use of Relative pronouns and extended use of comparatives and superlatives. This is the first level where we see a pronunciation section. You will be tested on regular Simple past endings as well as rhyming words.

In this first level test you will find vocabulary activities to check numbers 1-30, countries and nationalities as well as common English words. There are reading exercises to practice the present simple of the verb ‘To be’ and various common verbs which we use to talk about our daily routine as well as exchange personal information and make basic requests. There are listening exercises to practice spelling and listening for times and specific information. In the grammar and writing sections there are exercises to practice articles, sentence structure, some pronouns as well as your ability to answer questions and choose grammatically correct sentences.

The Level Tests are created for the student to find out which is his/her level of English. There is a test for each of the levels: A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1. Each test includes a section on reading, writing, listening, grammar, and vocabulary and in levels B1, B2 and C1 there is also a section on pronunciation.That will determine at which level the student will begin his or her course of study.

In the final Level V, there are 4 vocabulary exercises with more advanced words and phrasal verbs, 4 reading activities with longer texts than in previous levels, 4 listening activities where the student will listen to extended texts and then provide the correct answer, 4 grammar activities in which the student will do error corrections and use advanced verb tenses, 4 short-answer writing exercises and finally 4 short pronunciation exercises dealing with individual sounds, questions, sentences and opposite words.