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Este examen evalúa los conocimientos correspondientes al nivel A1+, de acuerdo con los contenidos habituales de Inglés II en Educación Media Superior. Incluye temas como Simple Present, Present Continuous, Can, Would, Have / Has, There is / There are, How Many / How Much, Imperatives, Numbers y Comparatives.

Examen Diagnóstico de Inglés II

¿Para quién es este examen diagnóstico?

Este examen diagnóstico está dirigido a estudiantes de Educación Media Superior que desean evaluar sus conocimientos de Inglés II (A1+) antes de comenzar un nuevo curso o reforzar los temas que necesitan mejorar.

Al finalizar recibirás tu puntuación y retroalimentación inmediata para identificar tus fortalezas y los contenidos que conviene repasar antes de continuar con el siguiente nivel.

Examen Diagnóstico de Inglés II | A1+

En este diagnóstico en línea podrás evaluar tus conocimientos de los principales temas del curso. Al finalizar recibirás un resumen y retroalimentación inmediata sobre tu resultado.

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1. '_____ your school have a library?' — 'Yes, it _____.'

Does / do

Does / does

Do / does

Is / is

Do / do

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2. _____ your neighbors speak English at home?

Are

Does

Have

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3. Which question is correctly formed in the simple present?

Does he go to the gym every day?

Do he go to the gym every day?

Is he go to the gym every day?

Does he goes to the gym every day?

Does he going to the gym every day?

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4. Which sentence correctly uses a third-person singular verb in a routine context?

My father wakees up at six and goes to work by bike.

My father wakes up at six and goes to work by bike.

My father wake up at six and goes to work by bike.

My father wake up at six and go to work by bike.

My father wakes up at six and go to work by bike.

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5. Which sentence uses the simple present correctly to describe a general fact?

Water boil at 100°C.

Water does boils at 100°C.

Water boils at 100°C.

Water is boil at 100°C.

Water is boiling at 100°C.

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6. '_____ your parents _____ in the same city as you?'

Do / lives

Is / live

Do / live

Does / live

Are / live

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7. '_____ I leave the classroom early today?' — 'Yes, you _____.'

Can / can't

Should / should

Am / am

Do / do

Can / can

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8. 'Marco is very athletic. He _____ swim fast and he _____ to the pool three times a week.'

can't / goes

can / is going

can / goes

cans / go

can / go

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9. Which question is correctly formed with 'can'?

Can she drive a car?

Can she driving a car?

Can she to drive a car?

Can she drives a car?

Does she can drive a car?

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10. Which sentence is NOT correct?

He plays never video games.

We sometimes go to the park on weekends.

They are never on time.

She usually takes the bus.

He is always late to class.

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11. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

She is never late, but she miss sometimes the first class.

She is never late, but she sometimes miss the first class.

She never is late, but she sometimes misses the first class.

She never is late, but she misses sometimes the first class.

She is never late, but she sometimes misses the first class.

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12. A student says: 'My teacher gives sometimes us extra homework.' What is wrong?

'us' should be 'we'

'extra' should be 'more'

Nothing is wrong

'gives' should be 'give'

'sometimes' is in the wrong position

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13. Which sentence is correctly formed in the present continuous?

She are studying for her exam right now.

She is studying for her exam right now.

She is studys for her exam right now.

She is study for her exam right now.

She studying for her exam right now.

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14. 'Look at the photo. What _____ the boy in the middle _____?'

is / wearing

do / wearing

are / wearing

does / wear

is / wear

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15. 'That man _____ a bigger bag than the woman next to him. She _____ a smaller one.'

is carrying / is carrying

is carrying / carry

carrying / carrying

carries / is carrying

carry / carries

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16. Choose the sentence with the correct comparative form:

My backpack is heavyer than yours.

My backpack is more heavier than yours.

My backpack is more heavy than yours.

My backpack is heavier than yours.

My backpack is most heavy than yours.

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17. 'This neighborhood is _____ than the one near the university.' (quiet)

quieter

most quiet

more quieter

quietest

more quiet

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18. 'This exercise is _____ than the last one.' (difficult)

most difficult

more difficult

difficultest

difficulter

more difficultier

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19. Which sentence contains an error in the comparative?

That building is taller than the church.

The blue car is faster than the red one.

My sister is younger than me.

This road is longer than that one.

English is more easier than I thought.

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20. Which question correctly uses 'would like'?

Do you would like come to the party?

Would you like to coming to the party?

Would you like come to the party?

Would you likes to come to the party?

Would you like to come to the party?

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21. 'Excuse me, _____ order two vegetable soups and a bottle of water?'

I like to

I would like

Would I like to

I would to

I would like to

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22. What is the difference between 'I like swimming' and 'I would like to swim'?

There is no difference; both are interchangeable.

'I like swimming' is only used in the past.

'I like swimming' = general preference; 'I would like to swim' = specific desire or polite request.

'I would like to swim' is used only in formal letters.

'I would like to swim' means the same as 'I can swim.'

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23. 'Mr. Tanaka is a teacher. _____ students really enjoy _____ classes.'

His / his

Their / his

Her / her

His / her

His / their

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24. 'Carlos and Ana live in Guadalajara. _____ apartment is near the city center.'

His

Our

Her

Hers

Their

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25. Which sentence correctly uses a possessive adjective?

My sister loves his job at the hospital.

My sister loves she job at the hospital.

My sister loves their job at the hospital.

My sister loves hers job at the hospital.

My sister loves her job at the hospital.

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26. 'Look at that woman over there. She _____ long dark hair and _____ wearing a green coat.'

has / are

have / is

have / are

has / be

has / is

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27. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

I need some informations about the schedule.

I need many information about the schedule.

I need an information about the schedule.

I need some information about the schedule.

I need a few information about the schedule.

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28. '_____ oranges do you want?' — 'Just a few, please.' — 'And _____ does a kilo cost?'

How many / how many

How much / how many

How many / how often

How much / how much

How many / how much

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29. '_____ students are in your class?' — 'There are twenty-five.'

How often

How much

How many

How long

How few

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30. Which noun is UNCOUNTABLE?

egg

bus

chair

information

bottle

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31. Which set of imperatives gives correct and natural directions?

Turn left, then go straight, then cross the park.

You turn left, you go straight, you cross the park.

Turning left, then going straight, then crossing the park.

Left, straight, cross — you will arrive.

Left turn, straight go, then cross park.

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32. 'Go _____ the tunnel and you will find the station on your right.'

behind

across

through

next to

between

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33. 'In my town, _____ a bus station, but _____ no train station. People usually travel by car.'

there are / there is

there is / there is

there is / there are

there are / there are

it is / there is

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34. Which question is correct?

Is there pharmacies near here?

Are there a pharmacy near here?

There is a pharmacy near here?

Have there a pharmacy near here?

Is there a pharmacy near here?

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35. '_____ a post office near my house, but _____ no banks in this neighborhood.'

There are / there are

There is / there are

There is / there is

There are / there is

There is / there's not

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36. '_____ a pharmacy _____ the bank, next to the post office.'

There is / next to

There is / into

There are / next to

There is / across

There are / across

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37. 'It _____ very cold in Canada during winter, and it _____ a lot.'

are / snows

is / snowing

gets / snow

is / snow

is / snows

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38. 'Valentina reads _____ night and does yoga _____ the morning before work.'

in / at

in / in

on / in

at / at

at / in

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39. 'Maya finished in _____ place, and her teammate finished in _____.'

three / fifth

third / five

third / fifth

three / five

third / fiveth

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40. 'How much does a cup of coffee _____?' — 'It _____ thirty pesos.'

costing / costs

costs / cost

costs / costs

cost / costs

cost / cost

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Si alguna pregunta te resultó difícil, aquí encontrarás las lecciones que te ayudarán a reforzar los temas de Inglés II (A1+). Estudia los contenidos y vuelve a presentar el examen cuando te sientas listo.

📘 Tenses

Simple Present
Present Continuous
Have / Has
Frequency Adverbs

💬 Language Functions

Can
Would
Imperatives

🧩 Grammar Structures

There is / There are
How Many / How Much
Comparatives
Numbers

💡 Consejo: Un examen diagnóstico no busca una calificación perfecta. Su objetivo es ayudarte a identificar qué necesitas estudiar para seguir avanzando con confianza.

📝 Nota: Este examen diagnóstico evalúa los principales contenidos del nivel A1+ (CEFR/MCER). Es recomendable para estudiantes que cursan Inglés II, programas de nivel medio superior o equivalentes, así como para cualquier persona que desee comprobar su dominio de este nivel.