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This takes about 7–8 minutes.

No grades. No trick questions. Just a quick way to see where you are — and where you could get better.

By the end, you’ll have a clearer idea of what’s holding you back in real conversations —

not just in English class.

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First things first — what's your name?

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Where do you use English most at work?

Choose the option that best describes your current situation.

I work for an American company

I work with American clients or colleagues

I live in the US and work in an international environment

I work mostly with non-American colleagues

Другой (уточните, пожалуйста)

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3

Where do you feel least confident in English?

You can choose up to 2. Pick the situations that actually happen in your work — not the ones you think you should choose.

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How would you describe your English right now?

Don't overthink it. Pick the one that feels closest to your everyday experience.

B1 — I can handle familiar work conversations, but I often need time to formulate my thoughts.

B2 — I can work in English independently, but I sometimes struggle to sound natural, precise or confident.

C1 — I communicate comfortably, but difficult or high-pressure conversations can still throw me off.

C2 / Near-native — English rarely gets in the way of expressing what I mean.

I'm not sure.

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How long have you been regularly communicating with Americans?

Выберите один ответ

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Which response sounds most natural in a US workplace?

Your manager says: “I like the idea, but I'm not convinced we can justify the cost.”

I understand your point, but I think you're wrong about the cost.

I see your concern. Could we look at the expected return before ruling it out?

I don't agree with your opinion. The cost is actually justified.

I understand, but the cost is not so big for this project.

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Choose the sentence that sounds correct.

You find out today that the deadline was actually fixed last week.

If we'd known about the deadline, we would have planned differently.

If we would know about the deadline, we had planned differently.

If we knew about the deadline, we would have planned differently.

If we'd known about the deadline, we would plan differently.

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Which sentence sounds most natural?

I wanted to ask you about what we discussed yesterday.

I wanted to follow up on what we discussed yesterday.

I wanted to return back to our yesterday's discussion.

I wanted to come back again about what we discussed yesterday.

I'd probably avoid speaking unless I had time to prepare.

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Now let's put you in a real situation.

You're in your quarterly performance review with your American manager.

Over the past year, you: led a major project; delivered it ahead of schedule; and took on responsibilities beyond your role.

You expected to discuss a promotion.

Your manager says:

“You've done a great job. But we're not planning any promotions this cycle.”

You weren't expecting this.

You want to push back — without sounding aggressive.

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What would you actually say?

Write the first response that comes to mind. Don't try to make it perfect.

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What would be hardest here?

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Where do you want to handle English better?

e.g. “I struggle to push back when my manager disagrees with me.” Don't worry about perfect English.

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How important is this right now?

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Your Telegram @nickname

Please provide a link to your Telegram account so that we can send you the results.

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Want to try BizPlay?

90-minute simulations · Up to 6 people · $60/session Would you like to join a session that matches your goals?

Yes

Maybe — I'd like to learn more

Not right now

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You're in. Thanks!

We'll review your answers and match you with relevant BizPlay sessions.

What happens next?

We'll contact you on Telegram with the next step.

English is one skill. Using it under pressure is another.