Listen in context
Hear a complete sentence at a level that stretches you without overwhelming you.
Hear English clearly.
Practise English listening with real sentences, typed answers, and instant feedback across CEFR levels A1-C2.
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Build listening skill in three moves
Every exercise turns spoken English into a clear action and an immediate result.
Type what you hear
Commit to the missing word instead of letting the audio pass in the background.
Check it instantly
See exactly what you caught, replay the sentence, and correct the weak spot.
Start where English feels challenging, not impossible
Choose a CEFR level now. You can change it whenever the exercises feel too easy or too hard.
New: Story mode
A mystery you solve by listening.
Hear the witnesses, gather clues, and make your accusation in The Elmsworth Violin.Train the part passive listening misses
Listening improves when you commit to an answer. Typing the missing word turns vague understanding into a result you can review.
Each exercise trains speech decoding, vocabulary recognition, grammar awareness, and spelling at the same time.
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Questions before you start
Can I practise for free?
Yes. The free plan includes five listening exercises every day across all six CEFR levels.
What happens in each exercise?
You hear a complete sentence, type the missing word or words, and get immediate feedback on your answer.
Which level should I choose?
Start with a level where you understand the sentence but still need to concentrate. Move up when your answers become consistently accurate.
Can I use it for exam preparation?
Yes. Use level-based exercises alongside IELTS, TOEIC, Cambridge, or other exam practice to strengthen word recognition and attention to detail.
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Your first five exercises are free today.