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0:00 Introduction
0:57 Six levels of English
1:37 A1 Test
2:33 A2 Test
3:44 B1 Test
4:46 B2 Test
6:05 C1 Test
7:28 C2 Test
8:41 More in depth Level Test
9:23 OUTRO
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I took the test and I am level C2. thanks. Is there a way to check questions I might have gotten wrong? and also, underlined words weren't showing on my Pc.
@@sibesokalaluka2991 same with me with the underlined words
I'm in the level B1 & B2
@@sibesokalaluka2991 can you show me your answers, i got C1, i don't know why not C2 !
I love how I made one mistake in B1 and one in C1 but none in C2 😂
Mystery
SAME BROOOO
exactly like me 😂😂
sameeee
Me too. The C2 questions were easier than the C1 and B2 questions.
Hi Lucy, I am a blind person and unfortunately I can’t take this test. It would be great if you can read out loud all the options so it can be more accessible for everyone. Thank you
th-cam.com/video/HVDh-iifKAs/w-d-xo.html
She is talking very loudly then you can understand.
If you're a blind,then how did you write this comment???
Ok now i understood
@@ShreeRadhe6232 Voice input is not a new technic, almost on every smartphone.
I believe last question in B1 section could be either A or D depending on the context. If the reporting happens on the same day, you could say "He said he has to work tomorrow" since 'tomorrow' hasn't arrived yet. If the reporting happens farther in to the future, you would have to say 'He said he had to work the following day'.
Agreed
Agree
Also C2 Q2 has a spelling error “fulfil” should be “fulfill” ~ missing an extra “l” 😊
@@madelinewarner8727 I was curious and a quick google search told me that apparently "fulfil" with only one "l" is the British English version
No
Who speaks English here and is just here to see how far they can get? It can't just be me.
I started making mistakes at b level, I guess I'm not fluent in the only language that I speak 🤣🤦🏻♀
@@resolecca😂😂😂😂
I’m English and going to edit this comment and see if I know my own language
Edit: I got B2 wrong and many others, I use Essex slang so this don’t make any sense
got c2 and people need to be more on that level
English is not my native language so i was having troubles in B section 😅
I'm a native English speaker from the United States. I got every question right except for B1 - Question 3. I chose "a," but I would argue that the answer for B1 - Question 3 could be either "a" or "d," depending on the situation.
For example, if on December 14, 2022, a friend says, "I have to work tomorrow," and I report this to another friend that same day, I would use "a. He said he has to work tomorrow."
Now, if on December 14, 2022, a friend says, "I have to work tomorrow," and I report this to another friend two days later, on December 16, 2022, I would use "d. He said had to work the following day."
If I'm wrong in my thinking, feel free to correct me and explain why I'm wrong.
American here as well, and I too find d the wrong answer. It is ambiguous. A is exact, he has to work tomorrow (future). "The next day" could be the day after any day next week. I suspect the question has to do with has vs had, but then, had is in the past.
@@rg1809 Due to us not knowing the time or day "tomorrow" was used (the listed sentence could have been used in quotes), we have to use "The next day" or "The following day".
I completely agree
I was going to agree with you, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized that neither answer is actually correct. What he actually said, and I quote, was "I have to work tomorrow". He may have implied either a or d, but what he said was what I quoted.
D is the correct answer because it's indirect speech, isn't it?
Let's say "I have to work tomorrow" is direct speech, maybe something a friend told me a few minutes before. If I wanna tell my sister what my friend told me, I can use indirect speech without directly quoting him. To form the indirect speech you need the past tense of the verb that was used (in this case have --> had). So saying "He said he had to work the following day" is the correct answer.
BUT I'm not 100% sure if that's the right answer. I'm not a native speaker so maybe what I wrote is crap 🥲 But it's the same in German so that would make sense I guess.
As a native English speaker from America, I had absolutely no idea what a clause was, haha. I don't think we specifically learned about them, so it makes learning other languages quite hard since all these basic grammar terms weren't necessarily taught to everyone, so I really do start from ground zero.
I felt disappointed till I read your comment
It's okay. No matter the country or language, this is not how you learn to speak as a child growing up. We just feel what's right and what isn't. People trying to learn languages with these grammatical terms often get stuck in a web of rules rather than just emerging themselves in the culture.
You live in the usa, América is a coutinent
@@mizael1662 maybe I don't feel comfortable telling people which country I actually live in
@@morganzander5814 Really? I don't care if you don't feel comfortable about your OWN COUNTRY
Hello Lucy....not a single error from me!😊...I am French and i lived in London for around 20 years.learnt what i know through reading, listening to BBC Radio 4 and socialising.
Ms Lucy. I always learn a thing or two from your lectures. I enjoy your enthusiasm and a genuine love for teaching. Big thanks my friend. ❤
Very interesting. I am a native speaker, (my father a former asst. speech and debate professor) and I did get them all correct, but I see the difficulties of the sentence structures you chose for your examples. Very sophisticated. I know many native speakers who would not get them all. Great video - great service to the community!
Well that's the way she earns money, isn't it?
hello! I'm from Kazakhstan. learning English. I am looking for a partner who wants to speak English. write to me I'm ready to make a conversation with any person
Yeah. I chose c for question 2 of the B1 test, because “”Have you been to Paris?’ ‘I have never been to Paris’” is pretty redundant and just sounds weird to say. You could just say no. It makes more sense to say you haven’t put been to Paris if you’re being asked how long you’ve been to Paris. You can’t just say “No.” so you clarify that you’ve never been there.
For the question after that, any of the answers seem right (Except c). It depends on when you’re reporting. Or maybe British English is slightly different from American English, and that’s what the problem is? Still doesn’t make much sense.
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I'm Dutch, and I got everything correct, except for level B1 question 3. I said "a", and it should be "d". I was in doubt, between "tomorrow" and "the following day", but it's not about that at all. It's about the form of having, it's in the past tense, of course. He said he HAD to work the following day. I'm still proud of myself.
I'm a native English speaker watching this video out of curiosity and I checked that question and I picked "a" because that's how I would've said it in real life. In fact, it would sound very unnatural to me to say it the "proper way" but maybe that's because I'm from Texas and "we don't talk good" lol. But rest assured that your answer would be understood exactly the same as the correct answer in conversation by every English speaker. So don't feel discouraged about missing that question because in real life no one would even notice it's not the "proper" way to say it.
@@loganbissett1392 Thank you so much!
@@loganbissett1392 Same here.
You don't know the timeframe, it could have been weeks before, therefore you can't say it's tomorrow.
@@_hltn I get that but the reality is that most likely the only context in which you’ll have to report that sentence in real life is one in which answer “a” would make perfect sense and sound more natural. I genuinely can’t think of a single time I’ve been in a situation where I needed to report this sentence where answer “a” would be confusing due to chronological reasons. Of course that would change assuming the context of the conversation was that it happened weeks ago, but that scenario is astronomically less common than the first one.
Overall I think it’s a poorly thought out question that doesn’t factor in how rare the context is for the correct answer to be relevant and necessary, and missing it definitely does not mean you’re still at B1 level.
Hello I am Uzbek and we feel need such videos as new learners great job I am very grateful for sharing of native opinions , knowledge and learning the pronunciation
Greetings from California. Thanks for excellent English classes on TH-cam. Congratulations & happy holidays.
Hi, just wanted to share my result with y'all. I did the full test that you shared in the description and got C2 which is pretty supprising because I am not native English speaker. I am from the Czechia and learned English just by reading a lot of fan-fictions, only last month I started to read books in original. So I wanted to share that you can learn this language or any language really, just from a lot of reading. Have a good one :)
Yeah obviously you got c2!!🤡👏🏻
@@NoobGamer-ew3yu What's your point with the clown face? In fact, it's normal to be surprised when you get it only by reading and not by any course or other kind of learning programs.
Just read his comment carefully bro!🤡
@@DragoonKiller777 I don't know what is their problem maybe they found some typos in that coment, and wanted to make fun of me. I dont know man. But thx for standing up for me, means a lot.
@@Makiexe-hg1fjok so i just ask for speaking level, what is your speaking level?
I can do C2 pretty easily. Problem comes when I speak and forget some vocabulary or when I remember my native language words instead of English counterparts 😂
i got C2 but problem is same as you
I consider you lucky, usually if I forget a word, I forget it in all languages 😅At least you can describe it somehow if you know it in A language?
same here.. 🙄
Same bro 😂😂😂
I have the same problem and lack fluency. I guess we just have to practise and improve out language skills by talking more.
Thank so muvh Lucy you're Excellence Lecturer
Your way of teaching is very easy to grasp for non native Speaker especially South East Asian speaker with different Culture of Brit
Please make more approach to master British English for South East Asian learner❤❤😊
Love your your Creative n hardworking style
After 39 years of speaking American English I don't think I've been speaking English correctly 🤣🤣
I mean, technically, "I can't see very well. Have you seen my eyes?" just make perfect sense
I mean, it does make sense technically, but not for what she meant lol😆
I am a native speaker from the USA. I just stumbled across this video and was curious. Many people here will jokingly refer to glasses as their eyes. I have heard many people say this exact sentence.
@@jennifercarlos8931 Same, people say this in the UK when they can't find their glasses, and not all the time but if somebody asks you if you've seen their eyes then they either mean glasses, or something is wrong with their eyes.
@@jennifercarlos8931 well, I didn't know that (french native), I was just joking around. Good to know though, thanks for sharing!
It's funny that I found B levels more tricky than C😂. I got C2 despite not being a native English speaker.❤
You really have good charisma when teaching, and that encourages one to seek to learn more. Great job!
I got B2 as a non-native speaker :D
This is a common thing for all language tests. B levels require great grammar knowledge whilst C levels require a rich vocabulary, idioms and general language comprehension. This is why it is better to skip B2 if you do not plan to be a linguist because most native speakers would have some trouble getting 100% in such test and it is not that useful.
@@2real4game19 I don't want to skip B2 because I want the full experience and knowledge xD
Same here
Agree 😂
I got B2 level as the result of the test and i'm a 13 year old Kazakh girl. I started learning English when i was 12. I learn it by myself. I'm proud of myself❤❤🎉🎉
Imagine getting the answers wrong on the easy level but getting it right on the hard level😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
4:33 I would actually debate, that A is also a correct answer. Because it sounds more natural than D.
Of course D is also correct, but in a scenario where Person A says "I have to work tomorrow" and Person B, somewhere in the background shouts "What did he say?" I would respond with "He said, he has to work tomorrow". While A is more natural, D is more of a "written" way to say it...something that you would see more in textbooks or narratives.
That is the only one I got wrong and I was just wondering why it sounded just fine as the correct answer😅🫣
I've just taken your test and got a C2! 🥳🎊 All those years of my late granny correcting me weren't for nothing, she would have been proud of my result. 😁 I'm currently learning Spanish which is refreshing my memory about certain tenses, forms, moods etc but I think there's always room for improvement and your advertised course seems like a great deal. I only found you this afternoon and am already subscribed. All the best from Edinburgh and many thanks for your hard work. ❤
you paused the video did you?
@@giadagiuggiola0272what do you mean? I took the test that is in the link Lucy shared and was emailed my result. Unless you're asking me if I paused the video to write my essay of a comment? In which case...yes. 😂❤😄
I got the same. Nobody in my family spoke English. I started speaking broken sentences in third grade and now I am fluent. I knew a lot of these because of reading novels.
finally I got B1. I will really really honestly work out this class. thank so much :)
I did the advanced test (though it did say it was a Beta testing version) and got to “working towards C2”. This was the level I hoped to attain as I’m a native speaker, brought up in the outer suburbs of North London and now live in the outer suburbs of South London. My highest English written exams were English literature and English language (O level) taken when I was 14 - around June 1962, so 61 years ago. As a consequence I had to guess the meaning of some of the grammatical terms - I guess the current English syllabus has renamed some of the terms I was taught and when English grammar is brought into line with the grammar of other languages there may have been some new terms too. There were a couple of answers which I would describe as correct English, though maybe a bit pedantic and there was at least one where many colloquial speakers would go for a more relaxed alternative than the formal but correct version! You have to fit in with your peer group - in “Sarf Lond’n” we “speak in yer mates lingo!”. Of course that isn’t the aim of your website and lessons. Keep up your good work!
I went through school in England in the eighties when there was a temporary fashion to teach no grammar at all. It has been disastrous my whole life, especially as I am now going back to attempting to learn other languages and still don’t know how to identify the subject of a sentence with any confidence etc. I have a lot of work to do. I’m increasingly coming to realise, I learnt to read in school, and that was pretty much it. Thank goodness for the internet.
Dear Lucy: I’m teacher Leo and I’m leaving my regards here from up here Brazil! ❤
I’m really fond of the British accent, not to mention the English language itself! Plus, I’ve been really well on this one; just one mistake which I ended up coming across a few misunderstandings, but that’s no biggie, right? ☺️
Thanks for sharing this amazing test with us, and also teaching us the right way of using the language as well!
I scored all 3 questions in C2 level!! I feel proud of my hard work the past 3 years learning English, your videos also helped me A LOT. Thank you for your amazing videos Lucy!! Love you! 💗💗
What is your working method
@@Emirkarasu0 listen to Lucy and read books!
✨Congrats!!! ✨I'm in B1😀
I try not to be a d*ck, but I guess I can't help myself... It's "hard work" and "a lot". Sorry. Keep at it though, I'm far from perfect myself ;)
@@axlspsb6998 Thank you!! I'm sure you'll reach your goal! Keep it up ✨
I think for us non-native speakers, grammar is something we have been learning in school ever since, but speaking of how to use the right word, phrasal verb, idiom, slang, and collocation in the context, that makes things really tough and becomes a nightmare for some of us, and it demands that we go beyond the courses and dive into the culture of the language and so much more. Do I say I have a C1 level because I had most of the responses? Absolutely not, because for non-native speakers, grammar is our comfort zone, and that holds us back from the journey of fluency. So I need to look into my weaknesses and turn them into strengths. I appreciated this marvellous challenge. Thank you so much
Thank you very much. I'll give this to my students (I train teachers at an NGO in Cambodia, as well as primary, high school and university students)
I got B2 as the result of the test and I’m a 12 year old Brazilian girl. I started learning it when I was 10 through internet: I listened to music with the lyrics and watched TH-cam normally but in English. I understand 90% when I listen to a conversation in English! What motivated me was my English cousins because I wanted to understand them. Now I do! I really want to learn a third language: maybe German, Russian, or French… who knows. Anyways, thanks for this test, Lucy.
Edit: Now I'm 13, and I've chosen to learn German (such a unique language!). I aim to become a polyglot when I'm older. I’m currently focusing on improving my German and, also, my English, with the goal of reaching C1 in it.
Update: Now I’m almost 14, took the EF SET test and got C1. I started to learn Russian and I sometimes watch YT videos in Spanish (Mexico). Well, I’m enjoying it. I wanna see how much Russian I can learn in 2024.
Me too 12❤
Broo i'm a c1 6th grader
Congratulations !
I am interested in brasilian. Can you help with russian.
Good on ya. Once you get to that level, just keep exposing yourself to the language as much as possible. Learning a second language this early gives you even the chance of learning it to a level you could sound native. The brain and hearing system "locks in" later in life to a particular accent/language and it becomes harder to even hear when you make small mistakes with phonemes...
Hi Lucy, thanks for all your hard work and your help ❤. I am teaching English as a foreign language, and I find your classes very simple and useful 😊
As a Brazilian who never took an English course outside of regular education and got all the answers right, I feel happy with my self-learning.
Hey Lucy good to see you here one of my professor thought this lesson as a good channel it's interesting to watch because it helps me to learn one of my hardest lesson is level B1
Thanks with regards
As someone who speaks English as a second language, I'm proud of myself to be at C2 level. 💃🏻
I learned by attending English courses, studying it at school, using it in conversations with others, and watching movies. But for real, what helped most was using it in conversations. Practice makes perfect, I guess.
Same here. Sure, I was taught some at school, but the quality of those lessons were rather... disappointing. Once I actually started using English so often I used it more than my native tongue, it improved much faster. I didn't expect to be able to answer all questions correctly, though. I'll try the actual questionnaire as well
I'm really happy with my result of B2 as a 13 year old Finnish girl who just applied for international school. I've been self studying my whole life and sometimes like to call myself a language prodigy because of my quick language learning abilities. I'm fluent in only Finnish and English, but am studying Korean, Spanish and Swedish as well. I'll come back to update if I got in or not on March 16th when I find out!!
Hey sis!
I'm also a non-native and somehow managed to get all right and I'm also learning aside in total 3 languages.
May they recognise you.
Ganbare!(Good Luck in Japanese).
@@IAintGonnaDrawHeliohi Yess thank you, good luck for you on whatever you need the luck on! Arigato gosaimas! Lol
Hey
Any tips you wanna share? Like how to learn a new language faster or how to become fluent in it?
Good job, grannen!! 🙂👍 I just heard that for a swede (as I am), finish is the most difficult languge to learn.
heyy my result is also b2 and im turning 13 this 16th march (this is so random but i just wanted to share it lol) and im learning japanese so i can go to boarding school in japan when i turned 15/16, do you have any study tips that you can share? :D
I'm a native english speaker with a bachelor's degree, and I still flubbed a couple of C1 questions and one in the B's- but I aced C2, and I think it helps that it dealt less with grammar and more with natural language and vocabulary. If you're learning english- don't sweat the small stuff! We get it wrong all the time!
Yeah... I'm not native speaker english how to improve articulation for asian South East learner mate? Any advice
Wisdom definitely does come with age. I’m 53 & made zero mistakes on all the levels. Private schooling probably helped also :)
As a native English speaker I scored a B2. I think my American English hurt my score probably because I have been living in South Carolina for 35 years. I have never heard of things like the third conditional. I doubt I learned this in school. It is never too late to learn though. I really enjoy your videos Lucy.
This gives all the non-native speakers some hope! 😄
Congrats. That's so cool of you to admit that. Most people would say C2. I took the test and scored a B2 also. Not going to say if I am a native speaker or not. 😉
I'm a swede and got C2, because I do know the _swedish_ grammar terms and was able to guess them here. But it really was half-guessing, just assuming that if something is in "third conditional" it's gonna be the "most obscure one" for example, I couldn't say exactly what those mean if it wasn't multiple choice
@@metallsnubben Somewhat of the same case for me, I literally used logic to guess that 'conditional'= 'a condition' and that conditions involve "if"s and "else"s, which allowed me to answer the question.
I got a C2 with guessing. I guess the real difference is with the production part: I'd hardly follow and interact in a native conversation while you would get every nuance of what's said..
C2... since 1994 and getting better all the while! Always good to see you here, Lucy. Keep us refreshed with your videos. Merry Christmas!
I am Scottish and got the C2 level easily! Thank you.
I've reached the C1, but I study english by myself, so I've learned a lot. I am a Brazilian, by the way! Thank you for the video!
Thank you for the video, Lucy. I'm a C2 level speaker (I've passed the ECPE exam) but I made a mistake on one of the last questions. I've got no absolute problem with grammar, vocabulary, reading or listening, but I'd like to improve my accent to a native level (and perhaps speak like Kit Connor!). I would appreciate it if you did more pronunciation lessons!
I had one question wrong somewhere in the middle. The rest was correct. That makes me really proud. I'm no native speaker, but I had and still have a lot of practice while living in England ages ago and nowadays watching lots of videos here on TH-cam in English. I'm also writing many comments, which helps to improve language skills. Thanks a lot for this test! 🤗❤️
what was your score?
😂one wrong in B1 and all of the other including C2 correct. How to calculate now?
Same here! But, surprisingly, I made this without ever traveling to an English speaking country. And that's an incredible feeling knowing that my hard work over the years has paid off
Got it all right!! 🙌🙌 BIG thank you to mom, who paid with great effort an English Course since I was 4 years old! Thanks Mom! From Brasil! 🇧🇷 Where the majority of People doesn't understand or speak english! Super helpful in my profession too...
i'm glad i got till C2 as a non-native English speaker
thank you for this test, it was fun
Hey Lucy. I got all the questions correct except for one. I also tried the deeper test and I got a C2 level score. So happy and proud of myself. Thanks for all your help, Lucy. You’re a wonderful teacher. I have always been an admirer for your works and this was extraordinary. Thanks tons!!!
As a non-native speaker (being Dutch), I was happy to reach level C2, both on this and on the extended test. Very informative and fun to do.
Thank you! I understand the native speakers - I made mistake in B2 level, but no mistakes in C-levels. 🙂
I am so happy with my result! I got C2. I spend a lot of time writing essays and stories and I am a native speaker, so I think this helped! 😄
Hey Lucy! I am student. I was at a beginner level of English but after watching your videos , I've gotten better. I made a mistake in C1 level and got all the questions right in C2 level. I even took the test through the link you provided and scored a C1 level. I am proud of myself. Thanks for teaching us!
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A* student 😊
Honestly I was able to perfect the c2 level but for c1, b1,2 I run out of time to analyze my answer. Thanks for sharing this Ms. Lucy. It validates my proficiency in the English Language. This boost my authority to teach the English Language as a Second Language.
I’m 12 and I’m Italian, I learn English a lot faster with internet,I can perfectly understand the 96/97% of the sentences.i got a b2 and I’m very proud of myself!
Lucy I really appreciate you lesson that you have been teaching us through out,and for the test I scored A1 I really enjoyed it, it's a pleasure to be part of your teaching program, I'm a Sierra leonan by nationality and am proud of it I will always proud of it
Respected Lucy Mem our family is living ln village laxmanpura which is very far from town there is no English medium school in our Village so we people facing number of problems to improve English knowledge among the villagers and be aware of English speaking/learning to connect with other parts of India /world to get enviromental and social development .of humankind to spread the peaceful atmosphere throughout the world. thanks millions .
I got C2 as a 12 year old non native speaker and I'm genuinely quite impressed as English is my third language
I'm a native english speaker (born and raised in Ireland) its the only language I have ever spoken, and I still got a couple questions wrong! But it's kind of fascinating that the language is so vast, even being entrenched in it for 27 years isn't enough to have learned everything. I feel it's definitely one of those languages you have to go out of your way to learn in its entirety.
Not really, it’s plain and simple, there’s strict order of words, loads of books for learners.
For example, Russian language has no strict order of words, so it could get really bad and confusing to foreigners, also each rule has like a thousand exceptions to it, I guess there’s really no point in making up the rules if you don’t break em😂😂😂
Take a look at mandarin, these damn fools don’t even have letters in the language
With that being said, English is one of the easiest languages to learn, maybe not master, but you easily could get like b2 or c1, which is enough to speak and understand
@perl4396 I never said it was the hardest language ever, just that it was more complex than most native speakers realise. I'm reminded now why I rarely leave TH-cam comments, someone will always feel a need to argue with you even when making the simplest of statements 😬
Ha ha 😅 She should make it easier for native speakers to even pass her exams 😂
I scored a C2 level. I love your English and your presence! Thanks a lot! You rock!
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Me too 😊!!
it's about drive it's about power
i had max too, easy.
Don't be so confident, the english cambridge doesn't consist only of questions of these type. You have to speak freely as well as to elaborate on different topics.
as a fluent english speaker i see this as a complete win
Thank you for this wonderful test 💗
Comment from a young adult; happy with my C2, as a college dropout and English being my 4th language. I've felt quite useless in the past, but this test boosted my confidence. Thank you, Lucy!
Im not an english speaker, and still got C2. I don't think that its pretty accurate🤣
Congratulations to you!
My English level is C1 and I'm an English teacher, but according to Lucy's great test I got a B1 level and am shy and nervous when I speak English :D Someone wanna make money honeyyyyyy. With my additional psychological degree I'll say: A very representative and valid test that she constructed there :D Kudos :D
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She is fraud. I did her test, asnwered all the questions correctly and I got as well B1.
@@kkarx exactly. I got A2 when I was confident with my answers, and not only that I was sure they were correct. Smh
@@vnkdabaz3513 I am not perfect but after 25 years of learning english and reading english books I am pretty sure I am not at B1 level lol
Same, even though all my answers were right I got B1. I doubled checked everything.... This in=depth test is a scam.
thank you alot miss lucy , it has been just a long time i havnt tested my english at the same time i never practiced it so i felt that i am about to forget it , but anyway, this is really good i think i still have the comptence and fluency in english despite of ten years without practicing
You can say that i got C1
I'm 13 years old Turkish person and I'm B2, I'm proud of myself and I'm gonna do my best I believe ❤
I did the in-depth level test and I got all the answers right so I guess I'm at a C2 level. I didn't want to agree with receiving all the courses and newsletters so I did not submit my email!
I'm French Canadian, from Québec city, went to French school up until college. We had English as a second language classes from 5th grade on. I went to an English college for two years because I was really good at English in a French school but I quickly realized I was not that good compared to the students who had studied in English all their lives. I moved to Ottawa to improve my English while studying in French at Ottawa University. My spoken English is probably better than my written English. I make a lot of punctuation mistakes and other grammar mistakes because I write my essays in English with a French flow syntax.
Yeh me! C2! (in-depth test) 😄 I didn't have a clue what a cleft cause was, however, but after a quick check, the answer was obvious. Thanks Lucy! 👌
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Thank you .God bless you.
This was kind of interesting. Good for you. As for my result, I managed to pass C2-level on your brief test video version, but made one mistake on the B2 level. The required pace of responding really is quite harried, even overly hectic. Best regards from a Finn with a background in science.
I’ve made a mistake in the question with “criterion- criteria”, I just totally forgot which of the 2 variants is singular or plural 😅 Although there weren’t any mistakes in C2 level questions, I doubt I’m C2. I think, I’d better take the deeper test 😁
it happened the same to me!!
me too
happened to me on the same one but with "analyses-analysis"
How deep should i go because i doubt that i have enough length
literally SAME.
Hi Lucy!.
I'm Mexican but I've been speaking English since I was almost a child and I've been speaking the language during 20 years (I'm 31 y.o.) and I'm staying in the same level, C1.
I'd love to reach again the C2 level because I left my lessons behind just for improve my Italian but, thank you so much for share this kind of videos that serve too much to all of us 👏🏻
I'm Italian and I'd like to learn Spanish!
OH man OUCH.
@@ciolamorta sarà benissimo che tu potresti parlare spagnolo!
20 years and you do some bad mistakes
Si carnal yo hize todas correctas
As a native speaker, I am relieved and pleased to say I got it all correct.
Thank you Lucy. Love from Italy ❤
I took the test mostly out of curiosity than anything else. I am 35 years old at the moment, got my B2 degrees 20 years ago and never went after the C2. I continued learning English over the years though thanks to videogames and music with a sprinkle of movies/series and books here and there. I am tempted to go after the C2 degree but that will have to wait for now. In between work, various responsibilities and learning Dutch, I barely have time to spare. Seeing how I got C2 result from your test though, it's something that will be added to my future plans.
I'm a B2 level speaker. These tests help me so much so keep up the good work.
so am I .congrats
Brilliant teacher. Thanks. I love your contents
I have done the test using the link above, while most of the questions seem to be easy, the test seems to just never ends !
I’ve been speaking English for quite a few years and have visited the UK many times, so it’s no surprise to me that I had no trouble with level C2. I always want to improve, so I will check out your courses!
I`ve gotten 15 questions right out of the 18, but still have a long way ahead on the way to fluency. Thanks for this video.
3 questions wrong is very good.
Even native speakers mess up. I say missing only three is pretty commendable
Her english is like on the point...
And she's so beautiful...❤❤
I got a B2, the test was really helpful
I think my level is between B2 and C1, cause I guessed right all from A1 to b1. However I got it wrong one in B2 one in C1 and one in C2... I'm satisfied for my results... The only thing that really matters is to keep learning... Thank you Lucy I really appreciate your work.✌🏼
Well done! Here’s a small correction, from a native English speaker: “I’m satisfied with my results.”
I am quite pleased with scoring C2 as a non-native speaker (I am Dutch 40 y/o). The only questions I got wrong were the questions on the naming of tenses, I just have no idea. I know past, present, and future; but the more specific ones never seemed to stick with me on school. Mostly because outside of school there appears to be zero use for them unless you'd want to study English.
I made CAE exam a few years ago, two errors one in B2 one in C1, none on C2, that is a level I dont have. It was fun to make the test, thank you
Very nicely put together. Thank you. And sorry if this has been commented on already, but as to C2-Question 1@ 7:40 shouldn't it be "generally unhappy nature" because unhappy is being modified which is an adjective. It requires an adverb. "General" is an adjective which can only modify nouns, which would be "nature."
I officially have a C2 level in English ! I am not British or American but English was the first language I picked up. So, I am extremely elated to know that I am proficient in it. I have always been good at writing in English, which explains why I know quite a lot of idioms and phrases. This was a very well set test !!
Hi❤
I just discovered you channel and immediately took the test! Results say I'm at C2 level and I'm so happy with it. I'm Italian, I've studied English for many years in school, university, by myself but I never got the chance to actually certificate it. I rarely speak or use English language in my everyday life, I hardly used it for work but in a very basic way so I felt very satisfied when taking your test because it means I still have it! I appreciate so much your way of teaching and your perfect British English. I'll follow this channel from now on, it will surely help me improve myself even more ❤
I think that what changes everything when learning English as non native speaker is when you actually start thinking in English in your own mind! That's very powerful and game changing!
Well Lucy, I'm happy to say that my English teachers' constant emphasis, over six years, on hammering it into my thick skull that my undeniably cute Northern Scottish accent and dialect might well work with the ladies but it wasn't going to work as I traveled around the World where the English standard was based on the Oxford model. As they all used to say to me: "You're not going to sit down in Hong Kong with your broad Aberdeen brogue and be at all understood by someone who sat in his University in England and learned how to conjugate a sentence in proper English." They made it categorically clear that I needed to speak English to be understood by millions, or even billions, and not a quarter of a million people in Aberdeenshire (Grampian).
We were taught English Language and English Literature and were made to understand every element to a high level of competence. It was of great assistance to contemporaneously be studying Latin for those six years to know the root of most of what words were being used and the commonality between English, French, Spanish, Italian etc. Students should be learning as many languages as they can to grow their vocabulary exponentially.
Thanks for taking the time to teach the language to the highest standard.
My girl friend brought her 10-year-old daughter (not previously exposed to English) over from Argentina to Los Angeles, California at the beginning of the fall semester. The child was then enrolled in an age-appropriate grade level with mixed Spanish and English speaking children, and by the end of the semester was speaking English without a Spanish accent. Being smart, young and heavily influenced by wanting to "fit in", all contributed to her rapid progress. As a 70 year old male, I can imitate accents fairly well, but learning to use a foreign language's grammar correctly at speed would be very difficult. My girl friend from Argentina is an ace at English grammar, but murders English pronunciation.
Interesting, I had all the C's right but struggled with some B's.
Same here nailed C but struggled in B.
@@emankcin1701 So was I.
🙏🏻 Thank you for the test! I got flat 25/25, though wasn't much sure about what's that "relative clause" but confidently picked up the correct answer.
Lol the same goes for me
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I took the test online, it appears to be C1, which is a huge surprise as I think I'm B1. I don't really know actually, next week I'll take a test, B1, if I pass I'll be able to apply for the British citizenship, fingers crossed 🤞
Thank you for all your videos, thanks to you I improve my English day after day 😊
Hi Lucy I just wanted to say that I adore your English lessons
Hi, Lucy. I am not coming from an English speaking country, but I have been speaking the language for over 25 years to date. Thanks a lot for such an interesting test. I have got C2 as per your little exam. However, I think you should have given a little more time for the B1 and B2 questions to encourage test takers and makes them feel more knowledgeable. Great challenge though. Thank you!
As someone who is from an English speaking country you had to speed read some of those questions to answer them lol.
The time is not that important though. When you go through the test, there's no such thing as 5 seconds per question. You have about 30 minutes to answer 20 questions or so. That's what I know. Keep in mind that I passed IELTS 10 years ago, so some things might have changed, including my memory 😅
A1 Q2 is a fairly amusing one: I would expect it to have higher failure rate with native speakers than with foreign learners (intermediate or better). Similarly, things like theirs / there's, I've seen so much of that on various forums.
I passed everything but B2 Q3, but I also started pausing the video shortly (not more than 15 seconds) for the questions with 4 sentences (it takes a trained eye to spot mistakes quickly, and not everyone is an English teacher). C2 Q2 was a fluke for me though, I don't even know what dearth or efface means.
Yeah, I'm a C2 level english speaker! Whoo-hoo!!!
I am from Austria and I made one mistake in C1 and one mistake in C2. I‘m kinda proud of myself. And thank you so much, it is an amazing test ❤
According to the test, I'm a C2. This didn't come entirely unexpected, but I still find many of your videos extremely useful, especially when it comes to common phrases and expressions, as English, like any other language, is constantly evolving, The base of my English is still my school English from the 80s with a top-up of having lived in London for four years in the early 2000s, but stagnant since then, so I'm not always on top of the latest developments in current usage. That's why I appreciate your videos so much: They help me to stay in touch with the language and to keep enhancing my vocabulary.
No mistake... However... Thanks for it... Though I learnt the C2 level at the age of around 13-14 years only... As I'm now... 16 , dealing with Shakespeare, Dickens and Tolstoy, also tennyson... Love the english for its lucidity and transperent expression in multitude of angles and perspectives and usage. Always keeping up to push the boundaries...
Thanks my teacher iam in Canada 🇨🇦 for the first time ⏲️ indeed I need your help for being able to speak English fluently 😢😢
Thanks again
The most beautiful teacher i have had.
I had every question right except for C1 question 2. I've been learning english since I was around 4, it is my secondary language and I love english, currently I am taking my A-levels and probably will do my C1 certificate too! 😄
Why B2 is harder than C1?