BRIGHT English
Assess your English professional skills
The Bright English test is an American language test for testing prospective employees or students from around the world. It can be done online and lasts about 1 hour.
The test is separated into two sections of listening and reading and they last 30 minutes each. Each module consists of 60 questions with a total of 120 questions. The score goes from 0 to 5.
BRIGHT ENGLISH Free Sample Test: start preparing yourself now!
BRIGHT English is a language test used for testing staff or students. The exam is quick and straightforward to do as it is fully [...]
The BRIGHT English Reading Section
What are the instructions for the Reading Section? The Bright English test is a language test from the U.S that has been testing prospective [...]
The BRIGHT English Listening Section
What are the instructions for this section? The Bright English test is an American language test for testing prospective employees or students from around [...]
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Grammar Worksheet: Nouns
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