This collection adds 30 original topic tests with 20 questions each: 600 questions across English, German and Spanish. The language groups practise different skills rather than translating one shared bank.

The ten English tests focus on reading fictional notices. The ten German and ten Spanish tests practise specific grammatical forms in sentences. Every question has four options, one correct answer and an explanation.

These exercises do not claim an official examination format, professional qualification or calibrated CEFR level. They are focused practice, not a complete language course. Policies mentioned in English notices are fictional: answer from the text, not from knowledge of real organisations.

English: read notices and identify the next step

Deutsch: Formen und Satzbau gezielt üben

Español: formas gramaticales en contexto

How to practise

Each attempt includes all 20 questions in random order, with a practice target of 16 correct answers. This target is for self-study and is not a certificate or placement score.

For reading, identify the words that establish a condition, restriction or sequence. For grammar, identify the subject, case, number or sentence structure before choosing. Read the explanation after answering and return to any distinctions that were unclear.