Part 1 · Everyday conversation
Two people talk about a practical situation — booking, joining or enquiring. Mostly form and note completion: names, numbers, dates.
Joining a Badminton Club
4 min 2 speakers British · Australian
Listen, answer, then check — replay as often as you like. 8 questions with explanations.
StartComparing Three Weekend Courses
3 min 2 speakers British · American
Table completion — listen, answer, then check. Replay as often as you like.
StartPart 2 · Everyday talk
One person talks about a place, event or service — a guide, a tour, a scheme. Maps, multiple choice and notes.
A Tour of a Science Museum
3 min 1 speaker British · American
Listen, answer, then check — replay as often as you like. 8 questions with explanations.
StartA Map of the Riverside Campus
3 min 1 speaker British
Map labelling — listen, answer, then check. Replay as often as you like.
StartHow a Community Recycling Scheme Works
4 min 1 speaker British · Australian
Flow-chart completion — listen, answer, then check. Replay as often as you like.
StartThe Old Harbour Maritime Museum
4 min 1 speaker Australian
Map labelling — listen, answer, then check. Replay as often as you like.
StartA Visit to a Community Farm
3 min 1 speaker American
Map labelling — listen, answer, then check. Replay as often as you like.
StartPart 3 · Academic discussion
Two to four people — often a tutor and students — discuss a project or assignment. Opinions, matching and multiple choice.
Part 4 · Academic lecture
One speaker gives a talk on an academic subject. The hardest part: note and summary completion with no break.