Listen to a short talk about a university degree course in Marine Biology, and answer the multiple choice questions.

Listen to a description of the period known as the Bronze Age, then fill the gaps in the summary sentences.

Here’s another spelling test. See if you can write all 10 words without making a mistake.

Listen to a short description of a youth centre called ‘Horizon’, then try today’s matching exercise.

Listen to a description of a hotel booking, and fill the gaps in the sentences below it.

Listen to a short talk about the changing face of journalism in recent years, and answer the multiple choice questions.

Here’s one more exercise to test your spelling of some common homophones.

Here’s another exercise to test your spelling of some common homophones.

Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation but different meanings and/or spelling. Try this homophone spelling test.

Here’s another spelling test. See if you can write all 10 words without making a mistake.

Listen to a short talk about the importance of checklists in healthcare, and fill the gaps in the summary sentences.

Listen to an introduction to a psychology course, and answer the multiple choice questions.

Listen to a report about the construction of a bypass road around a town, and answer the multiple choice questions.

Test your spelling of 10 more compound words.

Fill the gaps in the transcript of a presentation about the impact of the mechanical clock during the Industrial Revolution.

Listen to 10 compound words, and see if you can spell them correctly.

Today’s exercise gives you some practice listening to numbers and letters.

Here’s another spelling test. See if you can write all 20 words without making a mistake.

Try today’s quick gap-fill exercise.

Listen to part of a talk by a student adviser from the British Council, and fill the gaps in the summary.

Listen to a short talk about the problem of plastic pollution and answer the multiple choice questions.

Listen to a short presentation about the ozone layer, and fill the gaps in the summary.

Listen to a presentation about a childhood development concept called ‘Attachment Theory’ and answer the multiple choice questions about it.

Listen to a TV news presentation about the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs, and fill the gaps in the summary sentences.

Listen to a presentation about the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and fill the gaps in the summary sentences.

Here’s another spelling test. See if you can write all 10 words without making a mistake.

Many IELTS candidates lose marks because of spelling mistakes. See if you can spell the 10 words in today’s exercise.

Listen to a description of the public bicycle scheme in London, and choose the best answer to the multiple choice questions.

Listen to a presentation about fertility rates in China, South Korea and France, then complete today’s multiple choice exercise.

Listen to a speech to high school students on the benefits of a philosophy called ‘Stoicism’, then fill the gaps in the summary.