Loading
Listening · 6 parts
Six parts, 38 scored questions, 47–55 minutes. Every clip plays once, exactly as it does on test day.
Pick a part and open its practice sets.
One conversation split into three sections, 1–1.5 minutes each. The questions are read aloud, one at a time.
One casual dialogue between colleagues or friends. The questions are read aloud, one at a time.
One interview or structured information clip. The questions are read aloud, one at a time.
One radio-style news report. All questions appear on one screen as sentences to complete.
A video discussion between three speakers. They keep the same seats: left, centre, right. All questions appear on one screen as sentences to complete.
One clip presenting several viewpoints on a topic. All questions appear on one screen as sentences to complete.
Each part opens with a short statement telling you who is speaking and what about. The clip then plays automatically, once. There is no pause, no rewind, and no replay, on test day or here.
Parts 1 to 3 read each question aloud while its four answer options sit on screen, one question at a time, with about thirty seconds each. You cannot return to a question once it closes.
Parts 4 to 6 show every question at once as a sentence with a dropdown in place of the missing fragment, under a single shared countdown. There you may answer in any order and change your mind until time runs out.
Only Part 5 uses video. The speakers' expressions and body language carry part of the meaning, which is why it is the one part you watch rather than only hear.