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English Level Test for Tech Professionals

Check your grammar, tech vocabulary, and professional communication skills — in realistic work situations.

📝 30 questions

⏱️ ~15 minutes

🎯 Result at the end

Grammar in Professional Contexts — 10 questions

Tech & Business Vocabulary — 15 questions

Professional Communication — 5 questions

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Part 1 of 3

Grammar in Professional Contexts

Real work situations, real grammar. Let's see how you handle them.

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Part 2 of 3

Tech & Business Vocabulary

Grammar done. Now let's check if you speak the language of tech.

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Part 3 of 3

Professional Communication

Almost there. Last stretch — how you say things matters as much as what you say.

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 1 of 30

_______ this explanation _______ sense?

Does, make Is, make Does, has

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 2 of 30

I _______ responsible for implementing that feature.

did not was not not

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 3 of 30

We __________ on fixing the same bug right now.

work are working working

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 4 of 30

She enjoys _________ complex problems.

solving solve to solving

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 5 of 30

I __________ here since 2015.

am working worked have been working

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 6 of 30

We're ________ to release an update for our iOS app. It's coming out very soon.

about used deciding

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 7 of 30

I'll need some time __________ a new IDE.

to set up for set up for to set up

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 8 of 30

It depends on _________ urgent the issue is.

whether it's how does it

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 9 of 30

I asked him _________ about it.

not to worry don't worry not worry

Part 1 — Grammar

Question 10 of 30

We ran into an unexpected issue, so we _________ change the implementation plan.

had to should were needed to

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 11 of 30

Are you _________ for a quick sync this week?

available accessible opened

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 12 of 30

The team is already _________ this tool.

comfortable with comfortable about comfortable for

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 13 of 30

Can we _______ a meeting at a ________ time for you?

set up, convenient organize, comfortable do, nice

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 14 of 30

The customer had some ________ about the project timeline.

concerns advices feedbacks

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 15 of 30

As a Project Manager, you'll be held _______ for any setbacks that may occur.

accountable updated back

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 16 of 30

The API didn't support that use case, so we had to find a ________.

workaround workflow workload

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 17 of 30

There's something ________ about this icon. It doesn't match the rest of the design.

off bad incorrect

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 18 of 30

I'm trying to fix this code, but JavaScript _______ throwing an error.

keeps increases allows

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 19 of 30

I was happy to be part of that project because I got to use _________ technologies.

cutting-edge legacy outdated

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 20 of 30

I know how to handle these situations because I've ________ with them before.

dealt decided had business

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 21 of 30

We've ________ a tricky bug that we still don't know how to fix.

encountered met with faced with

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 22 of 30

"One of our systems is down." This means the system is…

not working or unavailable ready to deploy working faster than usual

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 23 of 30

"Let's push the deadline" means…

Let's postpone the deadline Let's make the deadline official Let's cancel the deadline completely

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 24 of 30

A "trade-off" is closest in meaning to…

a compromise a purchase a technical mistake

Part 2 — Vocabulary

Question 25 of 30

"Can you pull up the webpage?" means…

Can you open or access the webpage? Can you minimize the webpage? Can you copy the webpage address?

Part 3 — Communication

Question 26 of 30

Someone says: "Can I jump in for a second?" What is the best response?

Sure, go ahead. You can speak. Yes, let's move on.

Part 3 — Communication

Question 27 of 30

"This is a good idea, but I'm not sure it's going to work." What does this usually mean?

The person has doubts about the idea. The person fully agrees with the idea. The person doesn't understand the idea at all.

Part 3 — Communication

Question 28 of 30

"Could you fill out this form when you get a chance?" — "When you get a chance" is closest to:

as soon as you can manage right this moment only if you feel like it

Part 3 — Communication

Question 29 of 30

You've just explained a technical decision. What is the most professional way to check understanding?

Does that make sense from your side? Do you understand me? Don't you get it?

Part 3 — Communication

Question 30 of 30

A colleague says: "Thanks for your help." What is the best response?

No problem. Let me know if anything else comes up. What else do you want? Goodbye.

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