How good is your Spanish? A1/B1

Think your Spanish is pretty good?

Grab a cuppa, take 5 minutes and let’s find out.

You’ll find 30 questions where you need to fill in the blanks, with a little clue at the end of the sentence to help you out.

I’ve done it this way on purpose. When you choose from multiple options, you can sometimes guess the right answer without actually knowing it, which can give you a false idea of your real Spanish level.

Discover your level from A1 to B1 and find out what to work on next.

Ready?

Question 1

Me llamo John y de Londres. (to be)

Question 2

Mis hermanos en Bristol. (to live, present)

Question 3

Quiero aprender español mi novio es de Madrid. (because, to, for)

Question 4

La ciudad de Toledo en España. (to be)

Question 5

Sevilla es una ciudad bonita. (very)

Question 6

¿ es la capital del País Vasco? (what)

Question 7

Yo todos los días a las 7:30 de la mañana. (wake up)

Question 8

-¿Cómo tomas el café?

– tomo con leche y azúcar. (it)

Question 9

hacer yoga, voy a clase todos los domingos. (I love)

Question 10

¿Hay farmacia cerca de tu casa? (any)

Question 11

¿ a Japón alguna vez? (to travel)

Question 12

Picasso el famoso cuadro llamado Guernica. (to paint)

Question 13

con María, siempre tomamos el descanso juntas. (I get along well)

Question 14

Pedro mucho a su padre, tienen los mismos ojos. (to look like)

Question 15

Su coche es muy grande, pero es más rápido. (mine, 2 words)

Question 16

-¿Ha llegado el paquete de correos?
– (not yet)

Question 17

¿Puedes la ventana, por favor? (to open)

Question 18

Cuando era niño, mucho al fútbol. (to play)

Question 19

Ayer estuve con Paco. ¡Se casa el mes que viene! (speaking)

Question 20

Aquí las casas no son caras como en mi ciudad. (as)

Question 21

Si tuviera más tiempo, español todos los días. (to study)

Question 22

Cuando llegué a casa, mis hijos ya (to have dinner)

Question 23

Aunque cansado, voy a salir esta noche. (to be)

Question 24

En este restaurante fumar. (to be prohibited)

Question 25

más de tres años que vivo en Barcelona. ¿Y tú? (for)

Question 26

Seguramente en el futuro las ciudades más sostenibles. (to be)

Question 27

¡Ojalá Juan a mi fiesta! (to come)

Question 28

Estábamos agotados, decidimos quedarnos en el hotel. (so)

Question 29:

Translate into Spanish:

Yesterday Rita thanked me for the gift

Question 30:

Translate into Spanish:

Ana realised she had made a mistake

Almost there!

You’ve made it this far, so let’s see how your Spanish is doing!

This test gives you an estimated Spanish level, but if you want the full picture, we can check your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills together in a lesson.

Pop in your details below and let’s reveal your Spanish level!

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How good is your Spanish? A1/B1

Think your Spanish is pretty good?

Grab a cuppa, take 5 minutes and let’s find out.

You’ll find 30 questions where you need to fill in the blanks, with a little clue at the end of the sentence to help you out.

I’ve done it this way on purpose. When you choose from multiple options, you can sometimes guess the right answer without actually knowing it, which can give you a false idea of your real Spanish level.

Discover your level from A1 to B1 and find out what to work on next.

Ready?

Almost there!

You’ve made it this far, so let’s see how your Spanish is doing!

This test gives you an estimated Spanish level, but if you want the full picture, we can check your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills together in a lesson.

Pop in your details below and let’s reveal your Spanish level!

Free Spanish Level Test A1-B1

How good is your Spanish? A1/B1

Think your Spanish is pretty good?

Grab a cuppa, take 5 minutes and let’s find out.

You’ll find 30 questions where you need to fill in the blanks, with a little clue at the end of the sentence to help you out.

I’ve done it this way on purpose. When you choose from multiple options, you can sometimes guess the right answer without actually knowing it, which can give you a false idea of your real Spanish level.

Discover your level from A1 to B1 and find out what to work on next.

Ready?

Almost there!

You’ve made it this far, so let’s see how your Spanish is doing!

This test gives you an estimated Spanish level, but if you want the full picture, we can check your speaking, writing, reading and listening skills together in a lesson.

Pop in your details below and let’s reveal your Spanish level!

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