Free IELTS Listening collection

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Multiple choice, matching, plan/map and diagram labelling, all completion formats, and short-answer questions.

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Each practice includes two worked examples, independent tasks, a timer, explanations and Reset. Reading and Listening show answer scores; Writing and Speaking show model responses and self-review checklists.

Original SUFAS IELTS-style resources. 11 sample practices are available here. The paid archive contains further practice.

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Form completion

Two worked examples and one complete form completion practice with audio.

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Table completion

Two worked examples and one complete table completion practice with audio.

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Sentence completion

Two worked examples and one complete sentence completion practice with audio.

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Short-answer questions

Two worked examples and one complete short-answer questions practice with audio.

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Note completion

Two worked examples and one complete note completion practice with audio.

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Summary completion

Two worked examples and one complete summary completion practice with audio.

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Flow-chart completion

Two worked examples and one complete flow-chart completion practice with audio.

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Multiple choice

Two worked examples and one complete multiple choice practice with audio.

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Matching

Two worked examples and one complete matching practice with audio.

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Plan / map labelling

One complete labelling exercise with two worked examples and a matching narrated recording.

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Diagram labelling

One complete labelling exercise with two worked examples and a matching narrated recording.

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