Question 1 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “habiter”?
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Free placement diagnostics for English, French and German. English uses a 50-question A1–C1 evaluation; French and German use progressive staged diagnostics. Writing is reviewed by Jarmar and speaking is evaluated live by a trainer.
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Each set contains 15 questions. You may leave questions unanswered, continue to the next set, or finish after any set. Later B2/C1 material is never compulsory.
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French placement diagnostic
Set 1 of 5
15 mixed-skill questions. Difficulty increases with each set. The CEFR band is intentionally hidden while you are taking the test. Recommended maximum: 12 minutes.
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Vocabulary self-test
French vocabulary • A1–C1
20 objective questions at each CEFR-oriented level: English verb meaning, verb conjugation in context and noun gender/article. Each level has its own timer. Get a level result immediately or continue and review attempted levels later.
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Question 2 • Noun gender
What is the grammatical gender of “le pays”?
Question 3 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “aller”?
Question 4 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “parler”?
Question 5 • Noun gender
What is the grammatical gender of “la ville”?
Question 6 • Noun gender
What is the grammatical gender of “la famille”?
Question 7 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “faire” in the present tense: Je ___ mes devoirs.
Question 8 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “avoir”?
Question 9 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “aller” in the present tense: Je ___ à Paris.
Question 10 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “faire”?
Question 11 • Noun gender
What is the grammatical gender of “le travail”?
Question 12 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “parler” in the present tense: Je ___ français.
Question 13 • Noun gender
What is the grammatical gender of “la maison”?
Question 14 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “être”?
Question 15 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “aimer” in the present tense: J’___ le café.
Question 16 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “habiter” in the present tense: J’___ à Ahmedabad.
Question 17 • Noun gender
What is the grammatical gender of “le livre”?
Question 18 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “être” in the present tense: Je ___ étudiant.
Question 19 • Verb meaning
What is the closest English meaning of “aimer”?
Question 20 • Verb conjugation
Conjugate “avoir” in the present tense: J’___ un livre.
This is CEFR-oriented practice for self-assessment, not an official CEFR examination or certificate. Vocabulary breadth at each CEFR level is much wider than a 20-question sample.
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