English users are not one population. Some optimize for formal precision, some for spoken ease, some are actively learning, and some switch languages all day. Weighted scoring maps your leading habit so the advice matches how you actually write.
Assessment quiz · 10 questions
About this quiz
This is not a fluency ranking and not a native-speaker test. A learner can write clearer emails than a careless native speaker. The profiles describe strategy: what you optimize for when English is the medium.
Whatever your result, objective checks still help. Grammar and vocabulary quizzes on draft21 score right and wrong. Tools like the Readability Checker help every profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a native-speaker test?
No. It describes how you use English, not a passport. Native speakers appear in every profile.
Should learners avoid conversational English?
No. Learn both: a clean formal register and a natural casual one. Mixing them by accident is the issue.
How do I practice precision?
Take the grammar and vocabulary quizzes, then edit a real paragraph.
What is code-switching here?
Moving between languages or dialects by context. It is a skill. The quiz only flags mixed-register documents.
Are answers saved?
No. Scoring stays in your browser.