Short texts with exam-style comprehension questions and language notes. Choose your level to see the texts.
Read at your own pace, no distractions
Answer all questions, then see your score
A moral and an idiom from every text
You'll find short, simple texts using everyday words and names — the kind you'd see on signs, labels, or simple notices.
Short, simple texts about everyday topics. You'll practice finding specific information in things like ads, menus, and schedules, and reading short personal messages.
Texts using mostly everyday or work-related vocabulary. You'll practice understanding events, feelings, and what people want or mean, especially in personal accounts and stories.
Articles and texts on current topics where the writer takes a clear point of view. You'll practice picking up on opinion, tone, and implied meaning.
Longer, more complex texts — factual and literary — where style and nuance start to matter. You'll practice specialised vocabulary and more demanding structures.
Advanced texts of any kind, including abstract or technical writing. At this level you should be comfortable with almost anything written in English.