NeuroEnglish for You! · B1 connectors, time and storytelling
B1 Grammar, PAGS Test and Vocabulary Quest · 30–45 minutes
Connect events with precision before attempting the self-check grammar test. Practise contrast, cause, duration and sequence, then recover 25 linking expressions in the final game.
NeuroEnglish for You! · PAGS / Adult English · A2
Present, past and future · Questions · Modals · Comparatives · Conditionals · Relative clauses
Complete the test, get instant feedback and finish with a 25-word vocabulary challenge.
Cómo utilizar esta prueba: selecciona una respuesta en cada pregunta y pulsa «Corregir examen». Recibirás tu puntuación y una explicación por pregunta. Puedes repetir la prueba. El juego final es independiente y no guarda datos personales.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Be, do and questions for real information
A1 Questions with an A2 Past-Tense Extension · 30–45 minutes
Build questions one step at a time. Start with be and do, then try did. Use the answer you want to identify the question word.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Narrative, contrast and responsible headlines
B1 Matches, Comebacks and Careful Reporting · 30–45 minutes
Turn notes from a fictional match into a short report. Keep the sequence clear and distinguish the score from a judgement about an athlete.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Description, interpretation and museum plans
B2 Art, Invitations and What a Picture Shows · 30–45 minutes
Plan an exhibition visit and describe art precisely. A visible feature, an interpretation and an attribution answer different questions.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Applications, evidence and interview answers
B1 Skills, Interviews and a First Application · 30–45 minutes
Build an application from evidence. Practise the difference between a general quality and an example that helps an interviewer understand it.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Connotation, implication and qualified claims
C1 Reading with an Optional C2 Word Challenge · 30–45 minutes
Examine how a fictional advert directs attention. Keep the facts stable while changing tone, connotation and the strength of a claim. The final vocabulary challenge extends to C2.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Routines, preferences and inclusive descriptions
A2 Routines, Food and Time Together · 30–45 minutes
Use everyday English to describe meals, rest and preferences. The A2 route is language practice; longer readings offer optional extension.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Materials, measurement and units
B2 Materials, Space and Clear Measurements · 30–45 minutes
Read about materials and space, then practise the language of observation. Distinguish a material, a measurement, a forecast and a finding.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Digital technology and the strength of claims
C1 Technology, Methods and Measured Claims · 30–45 minutes
Use technology reading to practise scientific caution. Move from a product story to a question that can be investigated, with a defined sample and a fair comparison.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Environmental claims and conditional choices
B2 English for Decisions That Need Evidence · 30–45 minutes
Compare proposals instead of collecting slogans. Follow a fictional school team as it asks what is measured, what is missing and which trade-offs matter.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Present perfect and respectful questions
B1 People, Experiences and Traditions · 30–45 minutes
Explore experience and belonging without assuming that everyone in a country behaves alike. Practise since, for and questions that invite an explanation.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Food words and simple city questions
A1 Food, Drink and Finding Your Way · 30–45 minutes
Order a simple meal and ask for a place in town. Start with the A1 model; use the longer dialogues as optional reading practice.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Likes, frequency and making plans
A2 Hobbies, Friends and Weekend Plans · 30–45 minutes
Talk about your own free time. Use a short model to make plans; individual preferences are more useful than stereotypes about a nationality.
NeuroEnglish for You! · A public voice, attribution and reporting
C1 Art, Courage and Careful Reporting · 30–45 minutes
Read a fictional exhibition report alongside an opinion. Practise attribution, careful paraphrase and the distinction between visible action and inferred motive.
NeuroEnglish for You! · History, sources and cautious comparison
C1 Armia Krajowa and the Language of Evidence · 30–45 minutes
Build a short historical account, then examine what its evidence supports. A comparison can reveal a question without making two conflicts identical.
NeuroEnglish for You! · Work, family and negotiated boundaries
B2 English for Better Balance · 30–45 minutes
Explore work–life balance through a fictional negotiation. Read for priorities, distinguish a request from a promise and practise a realistic agreement.
