CEFR Self-assessment Checklist

I understand short sentences about daily life, shopping, work, and family. I can follow simple announcements.

I understand the main ideas when people speak clearly about school, work, or leisure. I can follow TV/radio if it’s clear and slow.

I understand long and complex speech, even if it’s not very clear. I can watch films and TV without difficulty.

I understand everything I hear, even fast speech, once I get used to the accent.

I can read short texts (ads, menus, letters, timetables) and find simple information.

I understand daily or job-related texts. I can read personal letters about events and feelings.

I understand long, difficult texts, including technical ones. I notice different writing styles.

I can read almost everything, even complex books, manuals, and articles.

I can have short conversations about familiar topics, but not for long.

I can talk in everyday situations (travel, hobbies, work, current events).

I can speak fluently and clearly in social and work situations.

I can speak naturally and easily, using idioms and expressions like a native.

I can give short descriptions about my family, job, or studies.

I can talk about experiences, dreams, and plans. I can tell a story or explain my opinion briefly.

I can speak smoothly with logical structure, so people remember my points.

I can write short notes or a simple letter (e.g., to say thank you).

I can write simple connected texts and personal letters about experiences.

I can write long, well-organized texts on complex topics in a suitable style.