DayQuizzDaily English quiz
Ten new English questions every day that test whether you can use English correctly, not recite grammar terms. Each one is a real sentence with a word missing. About 2 minutes, free.
10 questions~2 minutesNew every dayFree · no download
▶ Play today's English quizWhat the English quiz covers
- Verb tenses in context (present perfect vs. past simple, conditionals)
- Articles and prepositions (in / on / at, a / an / the)
- Phrasal verbs and collocations (look forward to, make vs. do)
- Agreement and word order
- The mistakes learners really make, and register (formal vs. casual)
Try 3 questions from Friday's quiz
Tap a question to see the answer.
Pattern 16: choose the correct sentence — She _____ in Madrid since 2016. (has lived · lives · is living · lived)
Answer: has lived · Pattern 16: choose the correct sentence — She has lived in Madrid since 2016.
Hardly _____ we started exercise 46 when it began to rain. (had · did · were · have)
Answer: had · Hardly had we started exercise 46 when it began to rain.
She bought _____ red hour yesterday. (a · the · some · an)
Answer: an · She bought an red hour yesterday.
All of that day's questions: English answers for Friday, October 2, 2026.
Who it's for
Built for English learners from intermediate level up, and for native speakers who like a quick grammar check. There's no history of English and no "what is an adverb?". Every question is a sentence you might actually say or write.
How a round works
- 10 questions, about 2 minutes. A new set goes live every day, and everyone gets the same one.
- Easy or HARD. Easy gives you 4 choices. HARD gives you none: type the answer for double points.
- 15 seconds per question. After that you can still answer, but you can't win points.
- Points by difficulty: +1 / +2 / +3 🔥 for a right answer, −3 / −2 / −1 for a wrong one. Guessing has a price.
- Streaks, leaderboards and groups: one right answer a day keeps your streak alive.
Questions
Is the English quiz for learners or native speakers?
Both. Questions mix everyday grammar with the traps that catch native speakers too (fewer vs. less, who vs. whom). In HARD mode you type the missing word yourself with no choices, which is a real test of active vocabulary.
What level is it?
Roughly intermediate (B1) to advanced (C1). Each day mixes easy, medium and hard questions, and harder questions earn more points.
Is the English quiz free?
Yes. Play any one subject a day for free, as a guest or with a free account. SERIOUS unlocks every subject, every day.