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English Millionaire: 15 Questions From A1 to C2

Fifteen questions, each one harder than the last. Use your lifelines wisely and stop at the safe havens. Can you reach the million?

English Millionaire

Climb the money ladder from A1 to C2 with three lifelines.

  1. Questions 1–3 are A1, then the level rises until question 15 is C2.
  2. Use 50:50, Skip or Hint once each. Question 5 and question 10 are safe havens.
  3. A wrong answer drops you to your last safe haven. You can also walk away with what you have.

GrammarA1–C2about 6 min

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How to play

How to play English Millionaire

  1. 1

    Questions 1–3 are A1, then the level rises until question 15 is C2.

  2. 2

    Use 50:50, Skip or Hint once each. Question 5 and question 10 are safe havens.

  3. 3

    A wrong answer drops you to your last safe haven. You can also walk away with what you have.

A full A1–C2 tour in one game

Each question comes from a higher CEFR band than the one before, mixing vocabulary and grammar: articles and prepositions at the start, tenses and conditionals in the middle, inversion and subjunctive at the top. Where you fall tells you which topics to review next.

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FAQ

English Millionaire: questions and answers

What do the lifelines do?

50:50 removes two wrong answers and Skip replaces the question with another of the same level. Hint shows the grammar rule; on vocabulary questions it names the part of speech and removes one wrong answer.

What are safe havens?

Once you pass question 5 (1,000) and question 10 (32,000), you keep that amount even if you answer a later question wrong.

Is it real money?

No, the money is just for fun. The English you practise is real.

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