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English practice, free.
Reading, vocabulary, grammar and usage for SAT, ACT, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL, banking and school exams. Every question has an explanation, and the tests are timed like the real thing.
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English in Hong Kong
Practise english with the exams you can take in Hong Kong.
Where do you want to start?
- 128 questions · 9 topicsReading comprehensionPassages, main ideas, inference and how a text is built.Complex Sentence Structures and Cohesion · Academic Reading: Global Ecology and Urban Planning · Academic Reading: Cognitive Science and AI Linguistics
- 99 questions · 5 topicsVocabulary and words in contextWord meaning, collocations, idioms and filling the blank.Vocabulary · Academic Vocabulary in Context · Words in context
- 75 questions · 4 topicsGrammar and usageSentence structure, agreement, punctuation and standard English.Grammar · Standard English conventions · Usage
The most practised topics.
Each topic has its own list of questions with explanations. Pick the exam you are preparing for.
Vocabulary
26 questions across 1 exam
Academic Vocabulary in Context
25 questions across 1 exam
Grammar
24 questions across 1 exam
Standard English conventions
22 questions across 1 exam
Complex Sentence Structures and Cohesion
20 questions across 1 exam
Academic Reading: Global Ecology and Urban Planning
20 questions across 1 exam
Academic Reading: Cognitive Science and AI Linguistics
20 questions across 1 exam
Words in context
20 questions across 1 exam
Real questions, worked answers.
- Vocabulary · Civil Service Recruitment: CRE and Basic Law Test (Hong Kong)Choose the word closest in meaning to 'reluctant'.See the answer and explanation →
- Academic Vocabulary in Context · TOEFLThe new policy had a significant impact on student enrollment. In this sentence 'impact' is closest in meaning to:See the answer and explanation →
- Grammar · Civil Service Recruitment: CRE and Basic Law Test (Hong Kong)Choose the word that correctly completes the sentence: The list of new regulations on the noticeboard.See the answer and explanation →
Practise it for real.
- IELTS Academic Reading Practice 120 questions · 40 min
- IELTS Grammar Practice Test 112 questions · 12 min
- IELTS Reading Practice Test 15 questions · 10 min
- SAT Reading and Writing Practice Test 130 questions · 40 min
- TOEFL Academic Reading Practice 120 questions · 35 min
- TOEFL Structure Practice Test 112 questions · 12 min
English in your exam.
How to practise english.
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Read the question before the passage
Knowing what you are looking for makes the first read faster and the answer easier to spot.
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Find the evidence
Every right answer can be pointed to in the text. If you cannot point to it, it is a guess.
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Learn words in sentences
A word learned inside a sentence is easier to remember and use than one learned from a list.
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Say the sentence in your head
In grammar questions the wrong choice often sounds wrong. Then name the rule so you can trust it.
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Redo your mistakes after a week
Repeat the questions you got wrong after a few days. That is when a rule either sticks or fades.
Questions, answered.
- Is the English practice really free?
- Yes. Every question, explanation, mock test and flashcard deck is free, with no plans or paywalls.
- Which exams does it cover?
- English questions from IELTS, Civil Service Recruitment: CRE and Basic Law Test (Hong Kong), SAT, TOEFL. There are 302 English questions on this page's list today.
- Does every question have an explanation?
- Yes. Each question has an explanation with the working or the key idea, and you can open any question on its own page.
- Can I take a timed test?
- Yes. The mock tests below run on a real timer and show a full review with explanations at the end.