Grammar accuracy is not your primary need. Practical results are.
With this 20-minute test, you’ll learn how well you perform essential tasks in English under time pressure - speaking to a ticket agent at an airport, for example - even with imperfect grammar.
Receive personalized feedback directly from the expert and without AI.
Grammar accuracy is not your primary need. Practical results are.
With this 20-minute test, you’ll learn how well you perform essential tasks in English under time pressure - speaking to a ticket agent at an airport, for example - even with imperfect grammar.
Receive personalized feedback directly from the expert and without AI.
Thank you for helping me. You taught me a very significiant principle about success. I want to you know that. I'm grateful.
Nada A
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Thank you for helping me. You taught me a very significiant principle about success. I want to you know that. I'm grateful.
Nada A
Bosnia and Herzegovina
What do typical ‘English tests’ tell you?
There are plenty of them out there, and what they do is test your command of the rules of the system: grammar and vocabulary.
So imagine you learn from one of these tests that you make some typical grammar or vocabulary mistakes, and then the very next day you have a job interview with a big company who requires its employees to communicate in English…
Naturally, the interview is in English, and let’s imagine that you succeed in getting the job. How much did it matter on this day that you have some grammar problems to fix? Not at all!
Typical Grammar Errors that won’t Prevent you from Communicating Successfully with the Airport Ticket Agent:
AGENT’S QUESTION: “When are you returning, ma’am?”
INCORRECT BUT CLEAR: “I’ll return on Tuesday.”
CORRECT: “I’m returning on Tuesday.”
AGENT’S QUESTION: “Do you have any luggage?”
INCORRECT BUT CLEAR: “I take only this bag here.”
CORRECT: “I’m just taking this backpack as a carry-on.”
AGENT’S QUESTION: “Would you prefer an aisle or window seat?”
INCORRECT BUT CLEAR: “I would like sit next to window, please.”
CORRECT: “Window, please.”
Learn how well you speak, listen to, read and write English ignoring grammar mistakes
with the S!YL 20-minute Interactive English Test.
My name is Troy S. Blythe.
I will personally evaluate your responses and send you a detailed PDF report, normally within one or two working days.
As a bonus, I’ll provide a link in the same email to our free, comprehensive grammar test.
If you also take that, a 2nd report will provide further detail and combine your two results for an official assessment of your overall level of English.
My name is Troy S. Blythe.
I will personally evaluate your responses and send you a detailed PDF report, normally within one or two working days.
As a bonus, I’ll provide a link in the same email to our free, comprehensive grammar test.
If you also take that, a 2nd report will provide further detail and combine your two results for an official assessment of your overall level of English.
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