Oefen Je Engelse Vaardigheden

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Vloeiend en zelfverzekerd Engels spreken is een doel voor veel leerlingen, of het nu voor reizen, werk of sociale interacties is. De spreekvaardigheidsquizzen van Engels Examen Leren helpen je je uitspraak, klemtoon en gespreksvaardigheden te verbeteren. Van formele begroetingen tot het aanvullen van dialogen, onze quizzen simuleren echte gespreksituaties. Elke vraag bevat uitleg om je te helpen uitspraakregels of beleefde uitdrukkingen te begrijpen, zodat je natuurlijk kunt communiceren. Of je je voorbereidt op een sollicitatiegesprek, een presentatie of een reis naar het buitenland, onze spreekvaardigheidsquizzen helpen je om vloeiender en zelfverzekerder te spreken. Begin nu met oefenen en til je gesproken Engels naar nieuwe hoogten!

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Question 1: Which phrase is most appropriate for a formal thank you?

Thanks a ton!
I greatly appreciate your assistance.
Awesome, thanks!
You rock, thanks!

Question 2: Choose the best way to ask for clarification politely.

What are you even talking about?
Could you please clarify what you mean?
Huh, what’s that supposed to mean?
Say that again, I don’t get it.

Question 3: Which phrase is most appropriate for a formal introduction?

Hey, this is my buddy, John.
I’d like to introduce my colleague, John.
Yo, meet John!
Here’s my friend, John.

Question 4: Which phrase is best for a formal request for information?

Tell me about the project.
Could you provide details about the project?
What’s the deal with the project?
Spill the beans on the project!

Question 5: Which phrase is most appropriate for a formal farewell?

Catch you later!
It was a pleasure meeting you, goodbye.
See ya around!
Take care, bye!

Question 6: How is "either" typically pronounced in American English?

/ˈiː.ðər/
/ˈaɪ.ðər/
/ˈeɪ.ðər/
/iːˈðər/

Question 7: Choose the most polite way to ask for someone’s name.

Who are you?
May I have your name, please?
What’s your name, dude?
Tell me your name.

Question 8: Which word has a silent "b"?

Dumb
Ball
Book
Big

Question 9: How is "advertisement" pronounced in British English?

/ədˈvɜː.tɪs.mənt/
/ˈæd.vər.taɪz.mənt/
/əd.vərˈtɪz.mənt/
/ˈæd.vɜːr.tɪs.mənt/

Question 10: Which word is stressed on the second syllable?

Record (noun)
Record (verb)
Present (noun)
Conduct (noun)

Question 11: Which sentence has natural phrasing for casual refusal?

I decline your invitation.
I’m gonna pass on that, thanks.
I refuse to join you.
My participation is not possible.

Question 12: Which response is most appropriate for a professional phone call?

Yo, what’s up?
Hello, this is [Your Name] speaking.
Hey, who’s this?
What do you want?

Question 13: How is "coupon" pronounced in American English?

/ˈkuː.pɒn/
/ˈkjuː.pɒn/
/ˈkuː.pən/
/ˈkjuː.pən/

Question 14: Choose the most polite way to ask for directions.

Where’s the nearest café?
Could you kindly direct me to the nearest café?
Tell me where the café is.
Which way to the café?

Question 15: Which phrase is most appropriate for a formal job interview closing?

Cool, thanks for the chat!
Thank you for the opportunity, I look forward to hearing from you.
Alright, see you later!
Thanks, I’m outta here!

Question 16: Which word has a silent "l"?

Calm
Love
Live
Last

Question 17: Which sentence sounds most natural when offering help?

I shall provide assistance.
Can I give you a hand with that?
I will help you now.
Assistance, I offer.

Question 18: Which phrase is most appropriate for a formal thank you note?

Thanks a bunch!
I sincerely appreciate your support.
You’re awesome, thanks!
Big thanks, mate!

Question 19: Which sentence sounds most natural for casual greetings?

I extend my salutations.
Hey, good to see you!
Greetings, how are you?
I offer my hellos.

Question 20: How is "advertise" pronounced in American English?

/ˈæd.vər.taɪz/
/ədˈvɝː.taɪz/
/ˈæd.vɜːr.taɪz/
/əd.vərˈtaɪz/