Practice listening tests, with real audio

Listening is where most candidates fall short, and rarely because of vocabulary. In an exam you can't ask anyone to repeat, you can't see the speaker's face, and the right answer usually turns on an attitude that is implied rather than a fact that is stated. That is trained by working with material that behaves like the exam — not by watching videos with subtitles on.

Each test is a four-minute conversation between two people who genuinely disagree, followed by six multiple-choice questions. The wrong options are written to be plausible: if you can eliminate them without listening, the test isn't doing anything. Submitting shows you what you got wrong and why, with the full transcript.