When I started watching your channel, I used to be at a b1 level at the very best, now I’m happy to say I’m at the C2 level and I’d like to think a part of the reason I have improved, aside from the classes I took, is because of your teachings. To go from barely understanding what people say in the TH-cam videos to being at the very least fluent in English, is crazy to think about, it feels like a whole new sense that I didn’t have, has awakened in me.
out on a limb : opinion that is different from most people's auspicious : Promising- happy Scoff: Mock - laugh bungle : Spoil / damage exacerbate: Make worse
Native American English speaker here, though I have spent quite a bit of time in the UK and understand British English. My score 29/30. We Americans don't use the word "auspicious" very much, and I missed that one. Thanks for an interesting test, Lucy. I enjoy watching your videos.
Me too. I have never used the word "auspicious" in any way, although I've seen it in writing a number of times. Using it smacks of verbal snobbery to an American ear. And I've known it to be used to mean "uncertain" or "doubtful", complete antonyms of "promising". Someone might say, "He got off to a rather auspicious start", meaning, "With dubious success". Funny how geographical separation over a long period can sometimes lead to a spin-off of meanings, some of which might have very different or even opposite meanings. In America, younger people might describe something as "wicked", to mean it is really good. I'll bet no one in England ever referred to something they liked a lot, as "bitchin' good". Another American variation is the use of "soccer" instead of "football" and to call a contest a "game", instead of a "match". Forty years ago, soccer barely existed in the American consciousness and when it began to be played more here, we usually applied the word "game" to it and never have called a soccer field a "pitch".
@@stevemcdonald1033 That's exactly how I got "auspicious" wrong. (I'm sure Lucy is cringing over that last sentence.) To me, it's mostly negative. The word soccer is interesting. Though we Americans prefer calling the sport soccer, to avoid confusion with American football, the word soccer actually originated in England, as a shortened form of "association football".
I got 29/30 too and I'm English. "Out on a limb", got me. Knew after the reveal but don't think I ever used it in my life. I'd be more likely to use: "I'm gonna stick my neck out here...."
Hi Lucy, I did 5/5 correct answers from A1 to B2, 4/5 and 3/5 in C1 and C2, respectively. I'm so happy! In C1 and C2 there were interesting new words, totally new to me.
The thing I find trickier is not recognising the meaning of vocabulary, which I'm able to do in general, but using it spontaneously in my sentences. Using it yourself is a totally different story.
@@andyczack6652 Yeah, if you were to communicate in a native environment, it would all "come online" slowly. I benefited from a 3-month stay in the USA this year. Before I went there, I was using English only rarely in my native country, and, since I was no longer studying it, I felt like I was starting to forget it. Luckily, it all started to come back once I was in the US. I can only imagine how good my English would've gotten had it been possible for me to stay there for at least a year.
Throughout my entire journey, I have never enrolled in any English learning center, not even online. I learned English by watching your videos, and now I'm making videos for my own TH-cam channel and receiving a lot of appreciation.
I'm so freakingly proud of myself - as a former GER exchange student to the US multiple decades ago, I incredibly mastered 3 out of 5 questions on the C2 vocab level. Parental advisory: Please most definitely send your kids abroad (or across the Channel) for at least one full year of school, your breed will ultimately benefit from it for the rest of their lives, it's an investion on your kid's future that no doubtedly pays off way sooner than you ever may have thought about. Please pardon my bad English and any mistakes I may have made ar this point. I'm a perfectioness seeking German nonetheless.... Anyhow, I actually do feel very selfconfident to freely and openly interact with native English speakers without any fears of whatsoever. Thank you ever so much for your wonderful YT-channel that has significantly helped unrust my English, 🥰 I simply adore your content, so please keep it up!!!!!
28/30. The last two questions were tricky for me. The new words for me were: to scoff, to scald, to scold, to exacerbate, to mitigate (not a new one, but I completely forgot its meaning). Even taking this test expands my vocabulary! Thank you!
My score is C2-5. Wanted to share this because I didn’t know English til I was 5, and even then couldn’t get the basic words right, to completely becoming addicted to reading, writing, and speaking English at the age of 6, I became fluent by age 8, and completely fluent by age 10. Now I’m expanding and learning French, Hindi, and Arabic. Have a lovely day guys!
@ as a child, the only way to express myself-the only source I had was writing and reading, therefore I spent years doing that. It just came about naturally, I suppose ;)
Ameliorate is a good word to know too. It means to make something less worse than it might have been if that makes sense. It's more nuanced than just "improved". "Although John was kicked out (of the house) by his wife, the offer of his brother for him to stay in his mansion somewhat ameliorated the situation." 😊
Thank you. Got everything correct except the word 'bland'. I have never heard of it in my 30 years of speaking English as my secod language. You never stop learning... :)
Hello, Lucy! I am so glad that I got 30/30! Yayy! I love England and the English language and I love watching your English lessons! Please, make more of English level tests because I enjoy them so much and love finding out my total score! Again, thank you and please keep up the good work! Cheers!
38 out of 40.. I can't wait to reach the C2 level and be more comfortable listening to natives talk. All the progress I've made from B1 in 2017 is thanks to you, the novels I read, and the films I watched. I never bothered to pick up pace but I guess now is the time!
I managed to score 30. The fact that I'm a native English speaker who's been teaching English for many years may possibly have given me an unfair advantage. 🙂
I did 22/30: -5/5 for A1 and A2 -4/5 for B1 -3/5 for B2 and C1 -2/5 for C2 (I'm 13 so I didn't expect to get even a single point in C1 or 2, but i did it🎉)
I answered all the questions correctly, but for “bungle the presentation” I was not so sure about my choice. Only other options sound too strange to me, so by elimination method I chose the right one. Not a native speaker, but I daily use English and French for my work. So glad to know my English vocabulary is reasonably good.
The score is 28/30 we went wrong with two words. In B2, we thought it was distract and in C1 we thought it was leg. Another interesting vocabulary test we went through. Thanks for uploading this content.
All 5 out of 5! Yeyyy! Heaps of thanks to my grade school teachers in the PH 🇵🇭 and to my dad for making me read the broadsheet everyday and answer crossword puzzles when I was a kid! 🤗💖
Easier when you think of the opposite: "inauspicious". For example: "Ipswich Town have made an inauspicious start to the season, whereas Liverpool have made an...." 😊
Is there an app that I can use to improve my vocabulary? One that will adapt to my level and also show me the words over and over again until I really memorised them? One that I can set up to train me in regard to a certain application, such as formal english, scientific english, phrases and idioms, business english, novel english etc.?
Hi Lucy. My name is Kvitka and I am from Ukeaine. I'm 13 years old. I didn't wanted to go to B2, C1 and C2 becouse I actually was a little bit bored, but me score: A1 - 5/5, A2 - 5/5, B1 - 4/5
Totally I got 25/30. (I got all questions correct from A1 to B2 level. As for C1 level I got two correct and three correct for C2 level.) So . I'm pretty sure that I'm B2 Level and about to reach C1 level. Thanks to Lucy for providing this useful test and it also help me expand my vocabulary.
Well, my score was 29. Yes I missed one of the C2 words. To scoff. But I also had to rule out the other options to get to the correct C2 word exacerbated. Having said this, my knowledge of grammer certainly isn't at C2 level. I followed a number of your courses and challenges. Always great fun. Aiming for C1 now. Greetings from The Netherlands. Ruud van Wuyckhuise
Hey Lucy, I am new to your channel. I am from germany and I really want to improve my english. I've got 20/30 points and I did your vocabulary test online.It said that im on B2 level but i want to get better. Thank you for your videos ♡ I hope that they will help me.
I seemed to have gained a decent C1 or C2 result. The word "exacerbate" was a bit tricky for me because sometimes I got it mixed up with "exasperate". "out on a limb" is a great idiom phrase which I happened to have it learned in a TV series called Breaking Bad, so I got it right in the test. Thanks to Lucy for delivering such a great video.
12:45 thank you Gordon Ramsey for beating this word into my brain for the rest of my life This was an interesting way to test my own knowledge. I had 2/5 correct in C2 (27/30), goes to show that you'll never stop learning, thanks Lucy! Btw bungled was new for me, too, I only ever used bombed.
29/30, or 28/30 if I take answering late on "all the more" into consideration. I had never heard of "going out for a limb" before. I suppose it's not that frequently used.
It definitely isn't. I'm English and got that one wrong . But when it was revealed I was like: "Of course!" It's in the sense of someone putting themselves in a risky situation, like they would be if they chose to stand on a thin tree branch.
Hi Lucy. I only got one incorrect. And, only because I lost track due to staring at you. I certainly don’t recall any teacher of mine looking like you. Nice lesson 👍 🇦🇺
Wow, I never expected to get a perfect score at this vocabulary test. I'm 11 years old and I honestly thought I'd get like 20+ but I never would have known that I would actually get a 30! Some of the questions I almost got wrong lol, like the bungled one, I thought it was bundled but I changed it to the 2nd option
Got 29 of 30. Got wrong only “to go out on a limb” probably because I live in the US for too long - never heard anyone using that idiom😅🤷♂️ Love your videos 😊
I think someone can balk at something without being as openly resistant to it as "scoffing". I think scoffing also implies a bit that the person doing the scoffing thinks the other one isn't very clever or something, whereas to balk could just be a general opposition to something. I don't think they're wholly synonymous, but that's only my opinion as an Englishman.
I Stranded somewhere between C1 and C2 and I am satiesfied with it. I am somewhat capable to even realise the meaning of words, that I didnt heard of before... PS: I really do love your voice! 😌
A1 to B2 ,5/5. C1 3/5. C2 4/5. 27/30 Don't ask me how i messed up a bit in C1 but got only one answer wrong in C2. I guess i wasn't paying attention i guess.
I like "sesquipedalian"-possibly the best example of a self-explanatory word that I have ever seen; however, a little hard to work into everyday conversation...
6*5, but in C2 I had to guess two answers by elimination. In 25 cases I could predict the correct answer before multiple choice popped up. I would not rate myself C2, but C1, as my active everyday spoken English is not as fluent as it should be IMO at that level. Everyday conversation is more difficult than the academic.
I got one wrong in B1 cuz i couldn't choose the antonym of exactly in the time given . Another 1 wrong in C2 cuz it could have been alleviated also . So 28/30 🎉 Im not a native speaker but i have better vocabulary than others. The only problem is that i cant hold long conversations in english and i misspronounce my words in nervousness of speaking in English
As a non native English speaker and having learned the language mostly from movies and reading articles on internet, having missed only two questions at C2, I am satisfied. 😀
I actually know the word auspicous because I looked it up once I had to write some text for english homework. Now I know what my teacher was talking about when she said that I would have used "very advanced vocabulary" xD...
Got all in this video. I need a bit more practice to get a C2 vocab, a bummer really. But, I can easily breeze through any English level test with a C1.
I got a wrong one at the "bungled" question and the rest was done just fine because I recognised some of the words from GRE tests. Amazing video and test. : ) Thank you Lucy.
Indonesian vocabulary is mostly borrowed from English, Dutch and Latin, around 40%. This means that Indonesian people should accept it more easily. But unfortunately they don't even realize it yet.
yes , the word mitigate doesn't really have the proper indonesian word, as officials often said mitigasi. and when i read mitigasi at the first time, some how i had to google upthe meaning...🤔😂
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Thank you, handsome.
30/30
Awesome and informative. I have recently made a video on confusing English words.
@@chrismasui6860 B1.5 exactly is not equal to approximately?
When I started watching your channel, I used to be at a b1 level at the very best, now I’m happy to say I’m at the C2 level and I’d like to think a part of the reason I have improved, aside from the classes I took, is because of your teachings. To go from barely understanding what people say in the TH-cam videos to being at the very least fluent in English, is crazy to think about, it feels like a whole new sense that I didn’t have, has awakened in me.
When did you start watching this channel?
When did you start watching this channel please?
Can you share with us the schedule to improve English
That's AMAZING Ross! What an inspiring story! I am soooo proud to have been a part of your journey!
Yesterday @@arafatrahman2494
out on a limb : opinion that is different from most people's
auspicious : Promising- happy
Scoff: Mock - laugh
bungle : Spoil / damage
exacerbate: Make worse
I also failed out on a limb. I must confess I haven't heard that one. Ever.
In american, you say Total for Bungle,or screw up- even mess up, he'll blow it.. American is what they speak today. Not english. Cuurent trend.
I got it wrong and I'm English 😂😂😂😂@@oswaldoramosferrusola5235
Native American English speaker here, though I have spent quite a bit of time in the UK and understand British English. My score 29/30. We Americans don't use the word "auspicious" very much, and I missed that one.
Thanks for an interesting test, Lucy. I enjoy watching your videos.
Me too. I have never used the word "auspicious" in any way, although I've seen it in writing a number of times. Using it smacks of verbal snobbery to an American ear. And I've known it to be used to mean "uncertain" or "doubtful", complete antonyms of "promising". Someone might say, "He got off to a rather auspicious start", meaning, "With dubious success". Funny how geographical separation over a long period can sometimes lead to a spin-off of meanings, some of which might have very different or even opposite meanings. In America, younger people might describe something as "wicked", to mean it is really good. I'll bet no one in England ever referred to something they liked a lot, as "bitchin' good". Another American variation is the use of "soccer" instead of "football" and to call a contest a "game", instead of a "match". Forty years ago, soccer barely existed in the American consciousness and when it began to be played more here, we usually applied the word "game" to it and never have called a soccer field a "pitch".
@@stevemcdonald1033 That's exactly how I got "auspicious" wrong. (I'm sure Lucy is cringing over that last sentence.) To me, it's mostly negative. The word soccer is interesting. Though we Americans prefer calling the sport soccer, to avoid confusion with American football, the word soccer actually originated in England, as a shortened form of "association football".
I got 29/30 too and I'm English. "Out on a limb", got me. Knew after the reveal but don't think I ever used it in my life. I'd be more likely to use: "I'm gonna stick my neck out here...."
That's exactly what I got toooo
As a French speaker, it's really fun to strike the right answer owing to the transparency of advanced words.
Naturellement
Same here, but with spanish 😅
Hi Lucy, I did 5/5 correct answers from A1 to B2, 4/5 and 3/5 in C1 and C2, respectively. I'm so happy! In C1 and C2 there were interesting new words, totally new to me.
I was perfect up to C1, but I got 1/5 for C2, for a total of 26/30. This encouraged me to learn more. Thank you, Lucy!
Same I got 1 wrong in C1 and 3 wrong in C2 but let's celebrate 🎉
The thing I find trickier is not recognising the meaning of vocabulary, which I'm able to do in general, but using it spontaneously in my sentences. Using it yourself is a totally different story.
I see what you mean
Speaking is the best way to activate your passive vocabulary.
8 @@laszloveber7082i think you're right. I wish I had any chance of speaking English more, unfortunately I don't
@@laszloveber7082 true
@@andyczack6652 Yeah, if you were to communicate in a native environment, it would all "come online" slowly. I benefited from a 3-month stay in the USA this year. Before I went there, I was using English only rarely in my native country, and, since I was no longer studying it, I felt like I was starting to forget it. Luckily, it all started to come back once I was in the US. I can only imagine how good my English would've gotten had it been possible for me to stay there for at least a year.
Throughout my entire journey, I have never enrolled in any English learning center, not even online. I learned English by watching your videos, and now I'm making videos for my own TH-cam channel and receiving a lot of appreciation.
A1-5/5, A2-5/5, B1-5/5, B2-5/5, C1-4/5, C2-3/5
Total: 27/30
Thank you Lucy for the interesting lesson.
Same here. Same score.
Same here 😊
Thanks!
Thanks for the brilliant test Lucy,
A1 : 5, A2 : 5, B1 : 4, B2 : 4, C1 : 4, C2 : 4. I scored 26 out 30
According to your scores it wasn't brilliant test as you start failing at B1 and maintain the same scores up to C2 level.
Same
I'm so freakingly proud of myself - as a former GER exchange student to the US multiple decades ago, I incredibly mastered 3 out of 5 questions on the C2 vocab level. Parental advisory: Please most definitely send your kids abroad (or across the Channel) for at least one full year of school, your breed will ultimately benefit from it for the rest of their lives, it's an investion on your kid's future that no doubtedly pays off way sooner than you ever may have thought about. Please pardon my bad English and any mistakes I may have made ar this point. I'm a perfectioness seeking German nonetheless.... Anyhow, I actually do feel very selfconfident to freely and openly interact with native English speakers without any fears of whatsoever. Thank you ever so much for your wonderful YT-channel that has significantly helped unrust my English, 🥰 I simply adore your content, so please keep it up!!!!!
*I loved this test! My huge gratitude to Lucy for this one!*
*Who's able to guess what score I finally did?!*
I speculate that you have got 25/30.
@@medabdi4440
Yeah, you almost guessed right.
Indeed I've got 29/30! Just 'cause I've been watching Lucy's channel over eight years.
28/30. The last two questions were tricky for me. The new words for me were: to scoff, to scald, to scold, to exacerbate, to mitigate (not a new one, but I completely forgot its meaning).
Even taking this test expands my vocabulary! Thank you!
I almost got it wrong but the preposition “at” after it has left no doubt that it’s scoff.
My score is C2-5. Wanted to share this because I didn’t know English til I was 5, and even then couldn’t get the basic words right, to completely becoming addicted to reading, writing, and speaking English at the age of 6, I became fluent by age 8, and completely fluent by age 10. Now I’m expanding and learning French, Hindi, and Arabic. Have a lovely day guys!
Wow...just amazing ..how did you do
@ as a child, the only way to express myself-the only source I had was writing and reading, therefore I spent years doing that. It just came about naturally, I suppose ;)
Oh that's amazing keep working ❤
For me I learn English, Spanish, and my main language is Arabic
The best language 😊
English is my second language and based on most tests my CEFR level was B2.However I scored 29/30.I didnt expect to score so high!
A1-5, A2-5, B1-3 (!), B2-5, C1-5, C2-5. Thanks, Lucy, it was tricky and challenging enough, and I loved it
A1-5/5, A2-5/5, b1-5/5, b2-5/5, c1-3/5, c2 -1/5
Total = 24/30
Same here😂
I am Afrikaans speaking from South afrika , and i had all of them correct.
Thank you.
I couldn't answer any of the questions at B1-B2 levels, but at C1-C2 I answered everything perfectly...
Ameliorate is a good word to know too.
It means to make something less worse than it might have been if that makes sense. It's more nuanced than just "improved". "Although John was kicked out (of the house) by his wife, the offer of his brother for him to stay in his mansion somewhat ameliorated the situation." 😊
Thank you. Got everything correct except the word 'bland'. I have never heard of it in my 30 years of speaking English as my secod language. You never stop learning... :)
Obviously you have never watched Gordon Ramsey videos😂
@daniellundqvist5012 indeed
I’m an American, early 40’s, educated, retired from the military and I missed just one question from C1. I enjoyed this assessment!
Hello, Lucy! I am so glad that I got 30/30! Yayy! I love England and the English language and I love watching your English lessons! Please, make more of English level tests because I enjoy them so much and love finding out my total score! Again, thank you and please keep up the good work! Cheers!
Me too!
38 out of 40.. I can't wait to reach the C2 level and be more comfortable listening to natives talk. All the progress I've made from B1 in 2017 is thanks to you, the novels I read, and the films I watched. I never bothered to pick up pace but I guess now is the time!
Greetings from Greece ! I really enjoy your lessons ,you help me improve !
Easy. Nailed them all, in seconds.
Me too.
Hello @sharkmolars i want a English speaking partner can you help me with that
I achieved a 30/30! It seems I am better than I originally thought I'd be. English was one of my favourite subjects though 😊
I managed to score 30. The fact that I'm a native English speaker who's been teaching English for many years may possibly have given me an unfair advantage. 🙂
I did 22/30:
-5/5 for A1 and A2
-4/5 for B1
-3/5 for B2 and C1
-2/5 for C2
(I'm 13 so I didn't expect to get even a single point in C1 or 2, but i did it🎉)
A1-5,A2-5, B1-4, B2-4,C1-3, C2-1
I got 25/30. Thanks for your extremely useful quiz❤️
I answered all the questions correctly, but for “bungle the presentation” I was not so sure about my choice. Only other options sound too strange to me, so by elimination method I chose the right one.
Not a native speaker, but I daily use English and French for my work. So glad to know my English vocabulary is reasonably good.
Very good to refresh memory. Of course, I am a retired teacher. CONGRATULATİONS
The score is 28/30 we went wrong with two words. In B2, we thought it was distract and in C1 we thought it was leg. Another interesting vocabulary test we went through. Thanks for uploading this content.
All 5 out of 5! Yeyyy! Heaps of thanks to my grade school teachers in the PH 🇵🇭 and to my dad for making me read the broadsheet everyday and answer crossword puzzles when I was a kid! 🤗💖
I'm Brazilian and I got C2! I'm sooo happy 😊
29/30 I always thought that auspicious means unfavorable. Well it's good that I learned something
Same here, I always thought that as well: 29/30
Me too
Me too
Me too. It's good to increase vocabulary even tho I've reached C2 a while ago.
Easier when you think of the opposite: "inauspicious". For example: "Ipswich Town have made an inauspicious start to the season, whereas Liverpool have made an...." 😊
Is there an app that I can use to improve my vocabulary? One that will adapt to my level and also show me the words over and over again until I really memorised them? One that I can set up to train me in regard to a certain application, such as formal english, scientific english, phrases and idioms, business english, novel english etc.?
5/5
4/5
5/5
5/5
3/5
2/5
C1 and C2 were very difficult.There were a lots in new words that I have never heard or seen
Hi Lucy. My name is Kvitka and I am from Ukeaine. I'm 13 years old. I didn't wanted to go to B2, C1 and C2 becouse I actually was a little bit bored, but me score: A1 - 5/5, A2 - 5/5, B1 - 4/5
C2 was the most hard for me only one answer correct, but that is why i try to be better by watching your lessons, thanks!
Your channel have me feeling to carry on conversations with confidence 😊😅thank you I was at level zero
I scored 26! Dint knew i could score this much! Enjoyed completing this test! Thanks again ☺
Totally I got 25/30. (I got all questions correct from A1 to B2 level. As for C1 level I got two correct and three correct for C2 level.) So . I'm pretty sure that I'm B2 Level and about to reach C1 level. Thanks to Lucy for providing this useful test and it also help me expand my vocabulary.
It is the best and most serious exam I have ever seen before. Million Thanks. I have a lot to study.
Well, my score was 29. Yes I missed one of the C2 words. To scoff. But I also had to rule out the other options to get to the correct C2 word exacerbated.
Having said this, my knowledge of grammer certainly isn't at C2 level.
I followed a number of your courses and challenges. Always great fun. Aiming for C1 now.
Greetings from The Netherlands. Ruud van Wuyckhuise
al.5/5
a2.4/5
b1.4/5
b2.4/5
c1.4/5
c2.4/5
Hey Lucy, I am new to your channel. I am from germany and I really want to improve my english. I've got 20/30 points and I did your vocabulary test online.It said that im on B2 level but i want to get better. Thank you for your videos ♡ I hope that they will help me.
I have a B1 level, but this is not the limit of my dreams. It was very nice to see you, Teacher Lucy.
Keep going you'll get there!
me too
Keep challenging, you will be B2 and then C1 after some time
@@journeyneverends_1 Thanks a lot.
I seemed to have gained a decent C1 or C2 result. The word "exacerbate" was a bit tricky for me because sometimes I got it mixed up with "exasperate". "out on a limb" is a great idiom phrase which I happened to have it learned in a TV series called Breaking Bad, so I got it right in the test. Thanks to Lucy for delivering such a great video.
Thanks for showing up;I enjoyed the the test very much! All the same have a great Christmas with Will and everyone else❤❤😂😂
C1 I'm proud of myself! Thanks Lucy! I appreciate your youtube tests❤
12:45 thank you Gordon Ramsey for beating this word into my brain for the rest of my life
This was an interesting way to test my own knowledge. I had 2/5 correct in C2 (27/30), goes to show that you'll never stop learning, thanks Lucy!
Btw bungled was new for me, too, I only ever used bombed.
29/30, or 28/30 if I take answering late on "all the more" into consideration.
I had never heard of "going out for a limb" before. I suppose it's not that frequently used.
It definitely isn't. I'm English and got that one wrong . But when it was revealed I was like: "Of course!" It's in the sense of someone putting themselves in a risky situation, like they would be if they chose to stand on a thin tree branch.
I got 26 out of 30 😊😊 thanks Lucy😊
Thank you, Lucy! 25/30, 5/5/4/4/2/5. The C2 questions were easier to guess then C1. 8 new words and phrases. My level is B2, I hope
Hi Lucy. I am very glad to listen to your english lessons! ❤❤❤ (My name is Almas and I am from Kazakhstan, Almaty City)!
Hey! Your name is similar to your city name lol
Hey almas can we be friends and learn English together by discussion topics and by talking 🎉
I go up to B2 level. And I think that's fine by me.
29/30, failed C1 4th answer: BY account instead of ON account. Thank you Lucy. Love your lessons :)
I got all of them right but I could tell by the tone in her voice what the right answer was.
Idk why I got 3 correct at A2 and got 4 at C2 maybe in A2 I'm not focused enough
A1. Correct 4
A2. Correct 3🥲
B1. Correct 5😁
B2. Correct 3
C1. Correct 2😞
C2. Correct 4😳
I got 21/30
Such a wonderful lesson ❤....got all correct except a few of C2 questions
exacerbate - to make something worse, especially a disease or problem | aggravate | His aggressive reaction only exacerbated the situation
Hi Lucy.
I only got one incorrect. And, only because I lost track due to staring at you. I certainly don’t recall any teacher of mine looking like you.
Nice lesson 👍
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Wow, I never expected to get a perfect score at this vocabulary test. I'm 11 years old and I honestly thought I'd get like 20+ but I never would have known that I would actually get a 30! Some of the questions I almost got wrong lol, like the bungled one, I thought it was bundled but I changed it to the 2nd option
I got 25/30, I still have room to grow! thank you for your videos Lucy it really helps me a lot!
Got 29 of 30. Got wrong only “to go out on a limb” probably because I live in the US for too long - never heard anyone using that idiom😅🤷♂️
Love your videos 😊
I got the same one wrong and I'm English!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
My score:
A1: 5/5. A2:4/5
B1: 4/5. B2: 3/5
C1:2/5. C2: 1/5.
So my total score from A1 until c2 is 19/30.
A1 ok, A2 ok, B1 ok, B2 -1, C1 -2, C2 -2
I just guessed in C1 C2, but it was right lol.
fond, curfew, go out on a limb, scoff at, exacerbated
Hi I'm your new subscriber here, from Philippines, and I'm still practicing speaking english and it's vocubolary.
American here, I prefer to use balked at vs scoffed at. I wonder if that is a culture difference or if they mean slightly different things.
I think someone can balk at something without being as openly resistant to it as "scoffing". I think scoffing also implies a bit that the person doing the scoffing thinks the other one isn't very clever or something, whereas to balk could just be a general opposition to something. I don't think they're wholly synonymous, but that's only my opinion as an Englishman.
I Stranded somewhere between C1 and C2 and I am satiesfied with it. I am somewhat capable to even realise the meaning of words, that I didnt heard of before...
PS: I really do love your voice! 😌
C1 and C2 it was very difficult for me but I enjoyed doing this.
Thank you for sharing
That was fun. C2 (30/30). Vocabulary and geography have always been my strongest (A. spoof B. scoot C. boot D. suit) The answer is: D, "suit" :)
A1 to B2 ,5/5. C1 3/5. C2 4/5.
27/30
Don't ask me how i messed up a bit in C1 but got only one answer wrong in C2. I guess i wasn't paying attention i guess.
I like "sesquipedalian"-possibly the best example of a self-explanatory word that I have ever seen; however, a little hard to work into everyday conversation...
Great Work ... ❣Thank you for sharing. 👍👍😊👍
6*5, but in C2 I had to guess two answers by elimination. In 25 cases I could predict the correct answer before multiple choice popped up.
I would not rate myself C2, but C1, as my active everyday spoken English is not as fluent as it should be IMO at that level. Everyday conversation is more difficult than the academic.
A1-5/5
A2-5/5
B1-5/5
B2-5/5
C1-4/5
C2-3/5
Total: 27/30
Groups A1-B2, I answered all, C1-C2, I scored 6. Level me?
Well, I started at B2 and I got them all. Only word I didn't know was "bungled", but from context I got that right as well.
-1 on B1 and -1 on C1
But I wouldn't say I knew all the words on C1-C2: only 2 answers were for sure while others were guesses or by exclusion.
Thank you! It was a fun test. 100% not bad! 😊
excellent vocabulary tutorial, watching from India, thank you Lucy !!
good luck🤗
I got one wrong in B1 cuz i couldn't choose the antonym of exactly in the time given .
Another 1 wrong in C2 cuz it could have been alleviated also . So 28/30 🎉
Im not a native speaker but i have better vocabulary than others. The only problem is that i cant hold long conversations in english and i misspronounce my words in nervousness of speaking in English
Interessant❤❤❤❤
As a non native English speaker and having learned the language mostly from movies and reading articles on internet, having missed only two questions at C2, I am satisfied. 😀
I actually know the word auspicous because I looked it up once I had to write some text for english homework. Now I know what my teacher was talking about when she said that I would have used "very advanced vocabulary" xD...
I directly attempted C2 level and got all the answers right.
Ma'am Lucy, my score is the following...A1=5,A2=5, B1=5, B2=5, C1=4, C2=4, Total 28/30... from India 🙏🙏🙏
A1: 5/5
A2: 5/5
B1: 4/5
B2: 4/5
C1: 1/5
C2: 1/5
Got all in this video. I need a bit more practice to get a C2 vocab, a bummer really. But, I can easily breeze through any English level test with a C1.
Non native speaker here, 28 correct. Thanks for the test.
I got 3/5 in C1,
I got 3/5 in C2,
Ur amazing, thank you ❤
I got a wrong one at the "bungled" question and the rest was done just fine because I recognised some of the words from GRE tests. Amazing video and test. : ) Thank you Lucy.
Indonesian vocabulary is mostly borrowed from English, Dutch and Latin, around 40%. This means that Indonesian people should accept it more easily. But unfortunately they don't even realize it yet.
yes , the word mitigate doesn't really have the proper indonesian word, as officials often said mitigasi. and when i read mitigasi at the first time, some how i had to google upthe meaning...🤔😂
@herrywijaya829 mitigate meant= to reduce or make less severe,painfull,etc
27/30 and in my case, it's more my sense of language than knowledge that works 😃