What is your English-level beginner
Intermediate or advanced get ready
Because I am going to test your English
Hello, my name is Maddie from POC English
And in this lesson, we are going to have
An English-level test to understand you
Level of English before we start, let me
Explain what we are going to do there
Are 30 questions divided in three
Different levels beginner-intermediate
And in advance, I will show you the
The question then you will have five seconds
To come up with the answer, remember if
If you need more time, you can pause the
Video think about the question and your
Answer and play it again, that's okay
Don't forget to keep count of the number
If correct answers you because we
Are going to need it, in addition, I will
Explain the grammar and vocabulary
Behind each question so that you know
Why your answer was wrong if it was
Wrong, so it's not just a test, but we are
Going to learn a lot of things together
Now let's get into it, let's start the
Test and we will start with the beginner
Level are you ready for the first 10
Questions are for the beginner level the
The first five questions are for a1 level
Let's start with which sentence is correct he
Live on London
He lives in London or he lives in London
He lives in London but why because this
Is present simple in present simple we
Have subject plus verb when the subject
Is third-person singular, which is he she
Or it, the verb takes an s, so I live you
Live he lives, in addition, we never say
In London, we say in London in plus city
Not on question two, which sentence is
Correct
I don't like coffee
I don't like coffee
I do like coffee
The answer is I don't like coffee but
Why again this is simple present but
Negative to make a simple present
Sentence negative we use don't for i you
We and they and doesn't for he she and
It so I don't you don't he doesn't she
Doesn't it doesn't you don't they don't
And we don't question three which
The sentence is correct, he goes to work in
Bus
He goes to work by bus he goes to work
By the bus
He goes to work by bus but why when we
Are talking about the means of transport
Boss car taxi we use buy
Buy a bus buy a train buy taxi by plane
Another important point we never use the
Article that before means of transport
So we never said I went by bus by
The train by plane is okay, unless we
Know which plane or which train or which
Means of transport we are talking about
But in general, we don't next question
Which one is correct, George has a very
Big car George, a very big car has
George has a very big car
George has a very big car, but why in
Present simple we should use this
Structured subject plus verb plus the
Rest of the sentence, so the correct
The answer would be George has, so b is not
Correct, but what about a and c in
English for singular nouns we need to
Use an article e and or the in this case
Our noun is a car, so we must say a car not
Just car therefore c is correct let's
Get to the next, question which one is
Correct, look at this house over there
Look at that house over here
Look at that house over there
Look at that house over there, but why
In English, for something which is close
To, use this for example this
Microphone this laptop
This mouse
This book because it's close to me but
For something which is far away from you
We use that for example that camera that
Building that mirror and there are two
Words here which is around you close to
You and there which is far from you
They're here this that, so I should say
This here that there look at that house
Over there
Let's get to the next question, which one
Is correct
How he does go to school
Does he go to school how
How does he go to school
The answer is how he go to school
But why is question form in English is
Always like this, we have a WH, question
Word
Auxiliary verb-subject and the main verb
In this case, our WH, question word is how
Our auxiliary verb does subject is he
And the verb is going, so how does he go
Let's get to the next question, are you
Ready which sentence is correct are you
Going party on Friday
Are you going partying on Friday
Are you going to the party on Friday
Are you going to the party on Friday but why
We are talking about Friday and we are
Asking about future plans when we are
Talking about future plans in English we
Use be going to and b stands for am is r
Was where so our verb is to party and
The time is Friday, which is in the
Future this is future plan and we should
Say I am going to a party on Friday now
How do you make this a question just
Change the place of the 2b verb and the
Subject
Are you going to party on Friday next
The question of which sentence is correct
I really should talk to her
I really need to talk to her, I really
Must, talk to her
I really need to talk to her, but why
There is a group of verbs in English
Which is called modal verbs now modal
Verbs are can
Will would now here's the important
The point after modal verbs, we never use two
And we never use it, so I cannot say
Must too or should too to no, no,
But option b is co
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