English Learning Tools: Level Test, Vocabulary Flashcards & Typing Speed
English Learning Tools
The first step to improving your English is an honest assessment of where you stand. Diagnose your starting point with the level test, build vocabulary with flashcards, then push your typing speed to increase workplace productivity. All three tools can be used independently or combined into a daily learning routine.
English Level Test
Quickly diagnose your current English proficiency (CEFR A1–C1) with vocabulary and grammar questions. Your result points you toward the most effective next learning steps.
English Level Test
Test your English level with 20 questions (CEFR A1–C2)
Vocabulary Flashcard
Memorize English vocabulary efficiently with a flashcard system.
Vocabulary Flashcards
Flip cards to study vocabulary
Click the card to flip
Typing Speed Test
Typing Speed Test
WPM — Words Per Minute
Duration
WPM
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Accuracy
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Time
30s
Errors
0
CEFR English Level Guide
| Level | Description | TOEIC Score |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | Beginner: simple expressions | Below 120 |
| A2 | Elementary: everyday phrases | Below 225 |
| B1 | Intermediate: familiar topics | Below 550 |
| B2 | Upper-intermediate: complex topics | Below 785 |
| C1 | Advanced: fluent, natural expression | 905+ |
Typing Speed Benchmarks (WPM)
| Level | English WPM | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | 20–30 | Hunt-and-peck style |
| Intermediate | 40–60 | Average office worker |
| Fast | 60–80 | Professional administrative |
| Very fast | 80–100+ | Typist / developer level |
Spaced Repetition for Flashcards: Review new words at 1 day → 3 days → 7 days → 14 days → 30 days intervals to convert them to long-term memory. This is the core principle behind apps like Anki.
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