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Date: 16-Feb-2007 From: Yana Pugach <ypugachgc.cuny.edu> Subject: Looking For a Test of English Proficiency
Dear linguists,
I am a PhD student planning a study on the use of prosody in non-native English listening. I would like to find an appropriate test of English proficiency to administer to the second language learners who will be participating in my experiment. I am planning to test high-intermediate and advanced-level learners of English. I was told that the MTELP (Michigan Test) is not good for these levels of proficiency.
Could you please recommend an appropriate test of English proficiency for language learners that would allow me to distinguish high-intermediate from advanced learners of English, would test English grammar and would be fairly short (no longer than 30 min)?
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