Is B2 enough for a Google or Meta interview?

B2 can be enough if the tenses and “I + result” are clean. People fail with C1 grammar and “we shipped” or “I worked at” for a job they still have.

Is this an IELTS or CEFR test?

No. It does not give you A1–C2. It shows which interview sentences slipped and which exercise to do next.

Do I need to speak or use a microphone?

No. You only pick sentences. After the result you can record a 60-second intro if you want.

How long does the tech interview English check take?

About eight minutes. Twelve questions, then four scores and a next drill. You do not need an account to finish it.

Check Your English Level for Tech Interviews

Twelve sentences from real interview answers. Pick the one that is correct English: still-in-the-job vs I-left, I vs we, a result with a number, for vs since. You get four scores and the lines you missed — not an IELTS band, not an accent score.

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How the check works

1. Pick the right sentence
Twelve lines from real interview answers.
Tense, I vs we, a result with a number, for vs since, and a clean claim. One option is correct English. The others are mistakes we hear every week.
2. See what slipped
Four scores: tenses, ownership, technical phrases, natural phrasing.
Not IELTS. Not accent. If you miss the intro tenses, you practise those. If you only say “we”, you practise I + a result.
3. Fix the weakest one
One next exercise, not a grammar book.
Wrong tenses go to the intro builder. We-only stories go to STAR. Unclear technical lines go to think-out-loud.

FAQ

Questions

Interviewers follow your tenses (are you still in the job?), whether you say I plus a result, and whether the technical sentence is clear. This quiz checks those sentences. It is not a general grammar exam.

More questions? Email us at contact@mocklyenglish.com.

After you finish: tell me about yourself · think out loud · STAR method

Quick answer

Twelve sentences from real interview answers. Pick the correct English: still-in-the-job vs I-left, I vs we, a result with a number, for vs since. You get four scores and the lines you missed — not an IELTS band.

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