Practice by part and question type
Train one part of the test, or one kind of question, instead of a whole test. Every exercise is cut from a real test: the video starts at the right part, and your answers are marked as soon as you check them.
One part at a time
Each part of IELTS Listening has its own speakers, setting and question types. Practise the one that costs you the most marks.
Part 1
Two people talk about an everyday situation, such as booking a room, joining a club or reporting a lost item.
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2Part 2
One speaker gives information on an everyday topic, such as a tour, a local service or an event.
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3Part 3
Two to four people, often students and a tutor, discuss a course, a project or an assignment.
13 exercises →
4Part 4
One speaker gives a lecture on an academic subject.
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One question type at a time
Each exercise brings together the questions of one type from a test, so you can work on a single skill, such as following directions on a map.
Form & note completion
Fill the gaps in a form, notes or a summary with words you hear.
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Table completion
Complete the cells of a table as the speaker works through it.
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Multiple choice
Choose the right option, or two or more from a longer list.
11 exercises →
Matching
Match items to a box of options, such as opinions to people.
7 exercises →
Map & plan labelling
Label places on a map or plan while a speaker gives directions.
2 exercises →
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