[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":58},["ShallowReactive",2],{"tool-en-tools-vocabulary-level-checker":3},{"slug":4,"path":5,"updated_at":6,"published":7,"tool":8,"title":9,"meta_title":10,"meta_description":11,"intro":12,"features":13,"sections":17,"faq":31,"related":44,"available_locales":54,"audio":57},"tools-vocabulary-level-checker","\u002Ftools\u002Fvocabulary-level-checker","2026-10-18",true,"level","Vocabulary Level Checker","Vocabulary Level Checker: Which Words Are A1, A2, B1?","Paste an English text and see which words are taught at A1, A2 or B1 in our course, which are outside it, and how much a learner already knows. Free.","Paste an English text and see which words our course teaches at A1, A2 and B1, and which are not in it yet.",[14,15,16],"Marks every word of a text with its course level, by icon and colour","Shows how much of the text a learner knows by the end of A1, A2 and B1","Links each word to the course unit that teaches it",[18,23,27],{"heading":19,"paragraphs":20},"What the levels mean",[21,22],"Each word is marked with the level of the \u003Ca href=\"\u002Fcourse\" class=\"text-blue-700 underline\">FluencyRoad course\u003C\u002Fa> where it first appears: in a vocabulary topic, a lesson example, an exercise or a graded reading. These are the levels of our course, not an official CEFR list. A word marked “not in the course” is not necessarily advanced; it may simply be a word our lessons have not used yet.","Inflected forms are traced back to their base: went counts as go, children as child and cities as city. Names and numbers are not counted.",{"heading":24,"paragraphs":25},"For teachers: adapt a text to your class",[26],"Paste a text you want to use and look at the share known by the end of each level. Reading is comfortable when almost every word is known; if the A2 figure is low for an A2 class, replace or explain the words in the list of words outside the course, or choose another text.",{"heading":28,"paragraphs":29},"For learners: what you have already studied",[30],"Paste a text you want to read and see which words you have met in the course. Click a word to go to the unit that teaches it. To find out where to start, take the \u003Ca href=\"\u002Fgrammar\u002Fenglish-level-test\" class=\"text-blue-700 underline\">level test\u003C\u002Fa>.",[32,35,38,41],{"question":33,"answer":34},"Is this an official CEFR level checker?","No. It uses the levels of the FluencyRoad course (A1–B1), worked out from our own lessons. Official lists such as the English Vocabulary Profile may place some words at a different level.",{"question":36,"answer":37},"Why is a common word marked as not in the course?","Because the course has not used it yet. The list grows with the lessons. A word outside the course can be easy; it just has no lesson here.",{"question":39,"answer":40},"Does it work with B2 and C1 texts?","It will show how much of the text the course covers, but every word beyond B1 is grouped as “not in the course”. It does not grade advanced vocabulary.",{"question":42,"answer":43},"Is my text sent anywhere?","No. The word list is downloaded to your browser and the text is checked there. Nothing you paste is sent or stored.",[45,48,51],{"label":46,"path":47},"English course from A1 to B1","\u002Fcourse",{"label":49,"path":50},"English level test","\u002Fgrammar\u002Fenglish-level-test",{"label":52,"path":53},"English dictation practice","\u002Ftools\u002Fdictation",{"es":55,"pt-br":56},"\u002Fes\u002Fherramientas\u002Fnivel-de-vocabulario","\u002Fpt-br\u002Fferramentas\u002Fnivel-de-vocabulario",{},1793062032302]