Grammar and Sentence Structure Assessment

This video tutorial helps viewers assess their English proficiency level through a series of questions divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced sections. Each section includes multiple-choice questions with explanations for the correct answers. The video also introduces an English learning app, Promov, which offers courses for various proficiency levels. By the end of the video, viewers can determine their English CFR level and receive recommendations for further improvement.

Which sentence correctly uses the simple present tense?

• He has a new cars.

• He has new car.

• He has a new car.

• He have a new car.

How do you correctly express a negative sentence in the simple present tense?

• I doesn't like boring books.

• I not like boring books.

• I don't like like boring books.

• I don't like boring books.

Which sentence correctly uses the superlative form of an adjective?

• Where is the closest subway station?

• Where is the most close subway station?

• Where is the most closer subway station?

• Where is the more close subway station?

Which sentence correctly uses a compound adjective?

• My father takes a three mile walks every day.

• My father takes three miles walks every day.

• My father takes a three miles walk every day.

• My father takes a threemile walk every day.

Which sentence correctly uses the first conditional structure?

• If I eat too much, I will sick.

• If I eat too much, I'd have been sick.

• If I eat too much, I'll be sick.

• If I eat too much, I'd be sick.

Which sentence correctly uses the future perfect tense?

• She will have visited more than 35 countries.

• She will visit more than 35 countries.

• She will have been visiting more than 35 countries.

• She has visited more than 35 countries.

Which phrase means to have lost interest?

• Under it

• Over it

• Past it

• Through it

Which sentence correctly uses the perfect gerund form?

• Leading a team of researchers for a decade, Amanda felt confident.

• Having led a team of researchers for a decade, Amanda felt confident.

• Having to lead a team of researchers for a decade, Amanda felt confident.

• Led a team of researchers for a decade, Amanda felt confident.

Which sentence correctly uses the third conditional form?

• If Paul left a bit sooner, he would have arrived on time.

• If Paul had left a bit sooner, he would have arrived on time.

• If Paul had been leaving a bit sooner, he would have arrived on time.

• If Paul had left a bit sooner, he would arrive on time.

Which idiom means a light punishment?

• A kick in the pants

• A slap on the wrist

• A pat on the back

• A chip on the shoulder