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CEFR Levels
CEFR Levels
Achieving Language Proficiency
Achieving Language Proficiency
Essential for English Learners
Essential for English Learners
Obtaining proficiency in English is essential for English Language Learners (ELLs), and the Common European Framework for Reference (CEFR) provides an international standard for assessing language ability and tracking language progress. Knowing a student's CEFR level is important for classroom teachers to properly assess and place students in suitable learning activities, helping ELLs achieve their language goals.
RuiEnglish CEFR Levels.pdfA0 - Beginner
What is your name? (Select the correct response)
a) Good morning
b) My name is John
c) How are you?
A1 - Elementary
Which sentence is correct?
a) She have a cat.
b) She has a cat.
c) She is has a cat.
A2 - Pre-Intermediate
Choose the correct answer: "I ________ to the cinema yesterday."
a) go
b) went
c) goes
A2+ - Upper Pre-Intermediate
Which sentence is correct?
a) We have seen that movie yesterday.
b) We saw that movie yesterday.
c) We seeing that movie yesterday.
B1 - Intermediate
Which word means the opposite of "old"?
a) Ancient
b) Young
c) Adult
B1+ - Upper Intermediate
Complete the sentence: "I have been studying English ________."
a) for three hours
b) at the library
c) with my friend
B2 - Upper Intermediate
Choose the correct sentence:
a) Despite the rain, they decided to go to the beach.
b) Despite of the rain, they decided to go to the beach.
c) In spite of the rain, they decided to go to the beach.
B2+ - Advanced
Identify the incorrect sentence:
a) She doesn't like swimming, but she enjoys to play tennis.
b) I would have gone to the party if I had known about it.
c) The book, which I bought last week, is very interesting.
C1 - Proficient
Choose the sentence with the correct phrasal verb:
a) He gave up smoking last year.
b) He gave in smoking last year.
c) He gave out smoking last year.
C2 - Mastery
Which sentence demonstrates correct use of the subjunctive mood?
a) If I was you, I wouldn't do that.
b) If I were you, I wouldn't do that.
c) If I am you, I wouldn't do that.
Check
b) My name is John
b) She has a cat.
b) went
b) We saw that movie yesterday.
b) Young
a) for three hours
a) Despite the rain, they decided to go to the beach.
a) She doesn't like swimming, but she enjoys to play tennis.
a) He gave up smoking last year.
b) If I were you, I wouldn't do that.
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