Vocabulary Tests: Confusing words

Practise words that learners often mix up, such as their, there and they're. This page covers A2 to C1, and most tests are B2. Start at your level, choose an answer, then read the explanation to see why it is right.

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QuizA2Confusing words

Elementary Vocabulary MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 04

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizA2Confusing words

Their vs There vs They’re MCQ Grammar Quiz – Test – Exercise

16 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Confusing words

Advanced Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 06

17 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Confusing words

Advanced Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 09

17 questions · about 6 min

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QuizB1Confusing words

General Vocabulary MCQ Exercise 3

25 questions · about 9 min

QuizB1Confusing words

Intermediate Vocabulary Test 1 – ESL Vocabulary Exercises

30 questions · about 11 min

QuizB1Confusing words

Intermediate Vocabulary Test 2 – ESL Vocabulary Exercises

30 questions · about 11 min

QuizB2Confusing words

Advanced Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 03

17 questions · about 6 min

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QuizB2Confusing words

Advanced Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 15

17 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Confusing words

Advanced Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 18

17 questions · about 6 min

Questions

What is the difference between their, there and they're?

Their shows that something belongs to people: "Their car is new." There shows a place: "Put it there." They're means "they are": "They're late." If you can say "they are", write they're.

Why do I confuse words in English?

Many English words sound the same or look similar, but have different meanings. Learn them in short sentences, not alone. For example: "I accept your gift" and "Everyone came except Tom."

How can I practise confusing words?

Do a short test, then read why each answer is right or wrong. Write down the words you missed with one example sentence each. Try the same words again a few days later to check you remember them.