B1 Grammar
Structures and verb tenses that allow narrating events, expressing experiences, talking about plans, explaining situations, and relating actions with greater precision.
Check your knowledge of Intermediate Spanish with an online test focused on grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and language use in everyday situations.
Respond according to your current knowledge of Spanish. The test will help you check how well you handle usual B1 level content.
Remember: the result is a guide regarding your B1 Spanish knowledge and does not constitute an official certification.
The result can help you check how well you handle content typical of Spanish B1 and whether you need to consolidate this level or can start moving toward B2.
At this level, it is not only important to know certain structures. You also need to relate them correctly to narrate experiences, explain situations, express simple opinions, and communicate in everyday contexts.
It is advisable to reinforce the content and structures you need to communicate with greater autonomy.
You can start introducing B2 content while continuing to consolidate the points that still generate doubts.
Your B1 result can serve as a starting point to plan your journey based on your availability, your goal, and the date by which you need to achieve it.
This test allows you to check how you use some of the usual contents of the Intermediate Spanish and how do you handle situations that require greater communicative autonomy.
Structures and verb tenses that allow narrating events, expressing experiences, talking about plans, explaining situations, and relating actions with greater precision.
Vocabulary related to everyday topics, studies, work, travel, personal relationships, and other frequent communication situations.
Interpretation of phrases and more developed messages, identifying main information, context, and communicative intent.
Selection of appropriate structures and expressions to get by, explain ideas, describe experiences, and communicate in everyday situations.
If you already get by with a certain degree of autonomy in Spanish and want to reach a B2 level, we can tailor the training to your starting point, your goal, your weekly availability and the date by which you want to achieve it.
These are some of the most common questions about the B1 level and how to interpret the results of this Spanish test.
B1 level corresponds to an independent user who can understand the main points of clear messages on familiar topics and cope with a certain autonomy in frequent situations.
In B1, the use of verb tenses, structures for narrating and relating actions, vocabulary for habitual situations, and resources for expressing experiences, plans, opinions, and explanations with greater autonomy are expanded.
If you navigate with confidence in a large part of situations typical of B1 and can understand and produce messages with a certain degree of autonomy, you can begin to introduce content of B2 level. Still, it's normal to keep reinforcing some B1 points as you advance.
No. The result of this test is only an indication and does not equate to an official Spanish certification. If you need to formally accredit a B1 level, you will need to take the corresponding official procedure or exam.
Can you perform the B2 level test, continue practicing with our Spanish exercises, calculate how long you might need to reach a higher level with our learning calculator or consult our Spanish courses.