TESTS & Exams

Basic considerations before starting any English course or test.

First of all, let's find out your exact level of English.



Test your English by the

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Grammar, vocab and pronunciation TEST Beginner File. Answer sheet. Answer key.
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4 Skills TEST File Beginner. Audio. Answer Key. 
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However, this is very best Test or exam ever!:

Where shall we go? Let's go on a trip! USA, UK, Ireland, India. Where?

Listening skills

Here's your listening section to master your language skills all day long.

How often do you listen to music or any kind of audio in English?

What was the last film you've watched in English?

Are you really doing something for your listening skills? Come on! Be honest with you.

If your answer are never, hardly ever, no film in English or something like that, you're in trouble. Yes, absolutely! Ok, it's time for doing the opposite, don't you think?

Listening tools: 

How to write in English

I always encourage all my students to drop some lines in English. 

No matter the topic to write about. 

Then, I normally have a look at their writing, which they hand in quite regularly, and I leave a comment and several writing tips for them, together with the necessary corrections. Feedback and results may vary to a greater extent, but I just wonder if they are truly aware of my enormous effort to make them write real English.

Please, leave a comment about your English writing experiences.

Writing tools:
language mistakes at the 4th ESO

Connectors and linkers

Connectors, linking words and phrases

How to write a review

Writing a film review

What to read today

What to read in English?

Well, just a question of liking.

What would you like to read about?

News Horrors / thrillers

Novels Myths and legends
Short stories Magazines
Comedies Signs
Fairy tales Articles
Adventures Fiction
Fictional Detective


For more ideas and reading, please click on our What to read section.

Lord Arthur Savile's Crime and Other Stories by Oscar Wilde
These days we're dealing with this reader at school. There'll be a test on reading comprehension and understanding of the plot. However,  rather than reading through these stories by Oscar Wilde, we could analyse some basic literary questions, so that we can understand the main events throughout the different stories more easily and what's even more important: trying to play the main characters' roles and distinguishing their personalities.

Classroom language

As you can see, this is a very important section for all of you. We need to understand each other, don't you think? So, time for starting up and let's set the classroom rules and instructions.

Any questions so far?

Classroom language Listening 

Still lost with vocabulary, try this basic vocabulary for ESO