Online English level test
I took an online English level test. My score was 62% and my level was intermediate. I have taken a lot of tests before but my level is still the same.
It doesn't motivate me to keep learning English.
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Online English level test
I took an online English level test. My score was 62% and my level was intermediate. I have taken a lot of tests before but my level is still the same.
It doesn't motivate me to keep learning English.
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I agree with the other commenter who posted. English tests aren't always the best way to measure your English. Sometimes the tests are bad (I've seen a lot of bad tests), and sometimes they measure the wrong thing. You need to make a plan that's right for you.
Why do you want to improve your English? Think how you can measure your progress according to that. For example:
"I want to use the language I know and feel more comfortable." --> Goal: write two italki entries a week / take one italki spoken lesson a week.
"I want to be able to speak better English." --> Goal: feel comfortable in a ten-minute italki conversation.
"I want to pass the xx exam." --> Goal: get 60% or more using dedicated practice materials (not random tests).
"I want to improve my vocabulary." --> Goal: read three articles a week and test myself on the vocabulary I learn. You can use online sites like Memrise and Ling-Q for this.
The important thing is not a random test score. It's important that you enjoy your language progress, and take the learning path that's right for you. Don't give up!
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Anastasiia Haidabura
Mr blue
thank you for your advices
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Don't let it frustrating you, I'm sure you've put a lot of pressure to develop your language skills and learn new vocabulary and advanced your listening, reading, writing and speaking but this is not going to appears directly on online test or even British council placement test, because that type of test is sound more grammatically-wise rather than communication-wise and if you give it to native speaker from London downtown it's definitely he will find it difficult to get high score.
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Hi! I think it would be better if you set some kind of a "Language study plan" instead of measuring your current level through tests. It helped me not to give up when I felt completely stuck in learning Korean. So I just made a list of what I need to do by the end of the month: learn 100 words from my favorite K-drama, listen to 4 podcasts, and be able to talk about my hobbies, for instance. Just give it try and maybe you'll find your motivation again.
Good luck :)
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