Check your English VOCABULARY LEVEL in 10 minutes!

I got 27 out of 30 correct answers but the funny part is that I made the mistakes in the beginners' section. All the same, I learned 2 different things in this test: Enervate and the difference between in time and on time. Keep uploading videos like this one but more challenging,please. Thank you for the useful material.

Native English speaker here - fun to see the material here - and these are exactly the kind of idioms that show that English is your second language if you say the wrong one. Well done! Although in #27 i think there is an error - people don’t say “at the weekend” they say “this weekend”.

As an English learner, I can say that this vocabulary test was so challenging and hard but engaging at the same time. Regarding my vocabulary level, I'm at the B2 level, but I'm unsure if my overall English level is at that level. I know my English level is intermediate, in other words, I'm a B1 level learner and I'm about to get into the B2 level. I hope so. It wasn't that tough to break down, though. I almost forgot it, I scored 18 out of 30 which means my vocabulary skills are pretty good and great, but I got overwhelmed when I saw some and strange words that I've never heard or seen before. This test was so confusing as well which ended up being super weird because a question seemed to be easy to solve, unavoidably I tripped up on it, this happened especially in the advanced vocabulary section. Can you picture that? Well, that rarely happens but there's nothing wrong with it. Finally I enjoyed doing this vocabulary test afterwards. Thank you for sharing it which allows me to challenge my vocabulary skills.

Achieved 29/30. Had not heard of weaken being a synonym for enervate! Added another word to my vocabulary today 🙂

22 out of 30. I am still learning, it's good that I actually know where I stand in vocabulary. 😊

I got 15 out of 30 correct answers. I did learn some new vocabulary already. Thank you for the useful material

I scored a 29-never knew the word "enervate", I thought the root word was energy, and chose "raise". Thanks for the lesson!

Age 75 + I’ve scored 30/30. I recall doing this in primary school around 8 years of age. On going alongside my own career, I spent 25 years in school governance. Today, it saddens me the calibre of education for this age group, has severely declined.

Unusually 21, even though I expected less. Assumedly, I simply guessed a couple as time for thinking was quite limited. Thank you, it was quite interesting and objective.

18/30 This tool helped me to know the level of vocabulary in the recent times.

I scored 29/30, therefore per this test I'm at level C2. This was a great refresher. 😊

I got 20/30, could have gone better, but I'm still satisfied with an outcome. Thank you for the video, I had fun doing this and I'll undeniably keep learning. Continue with great work!

the questions are a little bit tricky,but it is a very good for us to refresh our minds

25/30 Not bad at all I keep learning 👍😊 It would be nice if there was an explanation after a question why the answer is right or wrong to understand it better 😊

I got 17/30 I thought that I was B2 and with this test, it proves a bit my expectation. Still I'm pretty sure I've a C1 in the passive vocabulary section. cool test overall!

I got 19/30 before I was in B1 level but improved to B2 level. Thank you for the rest ☺️

19/30, I'm still trying to improve it.😁 Thanks for your video ❣️

I've got 26 correct answers. Wonderful content for both increasing vocab skills and having some fun. Keep on guys. Good luck!!!

I scored 26/30, and stumbled over 'weaken', 'in time', 'tallest', and 'wavy'. Learned English by reading English literature, and by watching tele with subtitles in my native tongue.

I got 26 out of 30 answers correct, it was unexpected, and I got to see some mistakes at the beginner level. That was useful in the end and thanks!