Listening Comprehension: practise and test
Listening Comprehension
practise and test
You'd like to practice your listening comprehension?
With the high-quality, free learning tools listed here, you can do just that!
There are a variety of listening resources
With the high-quality, free learning tools listed here, you can do just that!
There are a variety of listening resources
waiting for you! Choose listening activities and complete interactive exercises afterwards to test your listening comprehension.
A sensible and targeted way to improve your listening skills! Start now and train your ear for the English language!
A sensible and targeted way to improve your listening skills! Start now and train your ear for the English language!
The best free online learning resources:
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British Council - Extensive Portal
A true goldmine of content for training your listening comprehension! Under "Listen and Watch" you can access many different audio and video recordings that have follow-up activities and exercises. Choose between entertaining stories, interesting reports or short series.CDLP - Global Listening Comprehension
Choose between a large variety of different audio reports. You can read along with the text transcript of each report. These short news reports are followed by online vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension exercises.Youtube: Anglo-Link - Dictations and More
This YouTube series is made especially for training listening comprehension of spoken English. The videos contain different activities: for example, you can listen to dictations of words or entire sentences that you must write down.Annenberg Learner - Cloze Tests with Audio
A simple way to practise your listening skills and spelling: listen to the audio and fill in the blanks in the transcript. Choose between American school grades (1-12) to set the difficulty.English Listening - Some Excellent Exercises
High-quality audio recordings by native speakers with follow-up quizzes for testing listening comprehension. Audio recordings for all levels, from A1-C1. Not all content is available for free.- On this website you can find many audio and video recordings by English speakers who answer specific questions. Most entries include vocabulary lists and follow-up exercises for you to evaluate your understanding.
Listen a Minute - Short Audio Exercises
These 60-second listening exercises are organised alphabetically and include non-interactive follow-up exercises. There are listening exercises for many different topics. A PDF download of the exercise is available for each entry.Voice of America - Listen to and Read the News
This learning site is regularly updated with current news stories. There is an audio or video recording of nearly every article, which accompanies the written transcript. At the end of each article, you can find a vocabulary list.Randall's ESL Listening Lab - Different Levels
This site has many different audio recordings of typical, real-life situations. Choose between "Easy", "Medium" or "Difficult" listening exercises. Complete a follow-up quiz, vocabulary activities and research tasks to practise your comprehension.
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