In each question, you will look at a photograph and then listen to 4 sentences. Choose the sentence that best describes the photograph. There are 17 questions in this test.

Read as much as possible. If you come across a word you don't know, write it down or look it up. Use a dictionary. Many browsers include dictionaries. If you are reading online, you may be able to ...

The Test is used by organisations to determine whether an employee is suitable for a particular task. If you work or want to work for a large organisation, particularily in Asia, then the TOEIC test ...

In this part, you will hear five speakers. Each speaker talks about a related topic. Read the questions carefully before you listen. You can listen to the audio twice. Click on the 'See script' button ...

This page will let you practise for the Certificate in Advanced English exam (from Cambridge English). This is the format of the seventh part of the reading and use of English section.

In part 4 of the Preliminary English Test (PET) you listen to a longer recording and answer 6 multiple choice questions. You can listen to the audio twice.

In part 4 of the PET Listening paper you listen to a longer recording and answer 6 True/False questions. You can listen to the audio twice.

All the words in this vocabulary test are in the Cambridge PET word list. These are the important words you need to know to pass an English exam.

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This activity helps with part 8 of the Reading and Writing paper. You have to read one or two texts and then complete some notes.

There is no specific vocabulary section in the TOEFL test but you will need to understand and be able to use a large number of words to do well in all sections of the exam. As TOEFL is an academic ...

The Listening section measures test takers’ ability to understand spoken English from North America and other English-speaking countries. In academic environments students need to listen to lectures ...