Practice English Quizzes: Part 1

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1. HOW GOOD IS YOUR ENGLISH GRAMMAR?

Often, English speakers won’t correct your grammar if your sentence has the right meaning. However, the right grammar is very important to becoming fluent.

How would you complete the following sentence: Please don’t call this evening because:
I`ll be watching TV.
I`ll have watched TV.
I will watch TV.
I will have been watching TV.

2. CAN YOU IDENTIFY ENGLISH PUNS?

Love them or hate them, understanding puns is a lesson you’ll need to learn to help you breeze through English levels.

'I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me'. The pun means:
The reason suddenly came to my mind
The baseball hit me
Someone hit me
The baseball got bigger

3. DO YOU KNOW YOUR ENGLISH ABBREVIATIONS?

If you are talking to someone online and they say, 'brb', what does it mean?
Big red button
Bathroom break
Bank of the Republic of Burundi
Be right back

4. HOW GOOD IS YOUR OFFICE ENGLISH?

Find out if you’re making a good impression with your business vocabulary, or if you’re ready for an English-speaking job. Here are a few tricky English words and phrases for the office.


A company would like to "hire" you. What would they like?

to interview you for a job
to offer you a job
to ask you questions about their product or service
to give you a bonus

5. CAN YOU MANAGE A TEAM IN ENGLISH?

Managing a team is a challenge in any country. Find out if you’re ready for all types of communication in the office, and guide a team to glory.

 You’ve just been assigned the manager of 5 people and are handed an "org chart" of the team. What is an "org chart"?

A list of the team members' names
An organization chart with the team structure and individual roles within that structure
A seating chart of the team
A chart with personal information on the team

Source: FREE QUIZZES FOR ENGLISH PRACTICE at EnglishTown.com

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