Unsure of who respects these tests but very good test of one's linguistic ability
I have no idea how it works, and I hate AI stuff in general.
I note the frustration of other reviewers here, but simultaneously note that they are not native speakers.
I took it online in England today (19.06.26); I'm English. I'm also a qualified editor of English with some copywriting experience as well so of course I'd hope to do better than the average speaker.
This said, the 90-minute test really puts you through your paces with its carefully-devised 'Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking' elements of English comprehension. These tasks are timed so you have to complete them in appropriate time but as accurately as possible, and with the specified number of words they ask for (for example, 90 words describing a room for rent). I'm guessing that if someone doesn't do these exactly points are deducted.
But they for example also ask you to write extremely varied types of prose (off the top of your head, timed), and to read different passages and deduce answers to questions from these.
So in my view it will be hard for a lot of non-native people in terms of vocabulary, comprehension, creative writing, and required speed of response. I got 84/100 so I'm delighted - but I believe it does reflect my academic expertise in the English language...








