Prueba de nivel de inglés

Si quieres averiguar cuál es tu nivel de inglés para elegir el grupo en el que deseas matricularte en el American Institute, ponemos a tu disposición esta sencilla prueba para que veas tus niveles de conocimientos de gramática y comprensión del idioma.

En la primera parte (números 1-12) se evalúan los conocimientos de gramática. En esta parte hay que escoger la palabra o palabras que completa(n) correctamente la frase.

En la segunda parte (numeros 13-20) se evalúa la comprension. En esta parte hay que escoger la frase que tiene el significado igual o más similar a la frase propuesta.

going he going go goes

brought bring to bring to brought

as darker that darker than as darker than darker that

won't you hadn't you wouldn't you isn't it

the that these those

her own one own her alone herself

either she isn't so isn't she neither is she she isn't too

since ago before earlier

couldn't go doesn't go didn't gone isn't going

won't hasn't wouldn't didn't

has been going will go has gone will have gone

Every weekend Lady Fender went away with her friends.
Lady Fender liked to telephone her friends every weekend.
Lady Fender liked her friends on weekends but not at midweek.
Lady Fender's friends often came to her house on weekends.

Maybe he will bring the book today.
He has stopped looking for the book.
He has brought the book today.
He has found the book but he hasn't brought it.

Mary was still eating sweets when Susan stopped.
Susan ate many sweets but Mary ate none.
Mary ate many sweets but Susan ate still more.
Neither Mary nor Susan ate more than one or two sweets.

It will rain this afternoon.
The afternoon looks like it will be dry.
There's no chance of rain this afternoon.
The afternoon will probably be wet.

The fat man is looking in through the window.
She and the man are in a hotel room.
The fat man wants to open the window and come in.
She looks through the window and sees the fat man.

You must take more time, Joe said to him.
You haven't got time, Joe said to him.
It isn't time yet, you're too early, Joe said to him.
You've come at the right time, Joe said to him.

We thought that our team would lose the match.
We're sure that our team is going to win the match.
It's hard to believe that our team has lost the match.
It's almost certain that our team will lose the match.

He waved his hand at the same time as she did.
He waved his hand and at once she turned away.
She turned away because he waved his hand too soon.
He saw her turn away and he waved his hand.