English Listening Comprehension Quizzes for ESL EFL

Listen to a customer making a request and take note of what she wants.

Listen to a customer making a request and take note of what he wants.

Listen to two people talking about a new job opportunity and get the details about the job offered.

Listen to two people talking about a new job opportunity and get the details about the job offered.

Listen to a woman asking a man questions for a survey and take note of his answers.

Listen to a man asking a woman questions for a survey and take note of her answers.

You will hear a man talking about a trip to London that he has just returned from.

Basic pronunciation guide to the alphabet for beginners. Includes spelling drill.

Choose the correct conclusion based on what you hear.

Choose the correct conclusion based on what you hear.

This listening guide gives examples of IPA symbol sounds by using representative words.

John and Sue talk about their beliefs regarding UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects). Nice lengthy listening - Do you believe?...

Listen to a man speaking about what he likes - and dislikes - about his job. True or False listening comprehension.

Listen to a man speaking about what he likes - and dislikes - about his job. True or False listening comprehension.

Listen to a woman speaking about what she likes - and dislikes - about her job. True or False listening comprehension.

Listen to a woman speaking about what she likes - and dislikes - about her job. True or False listening comprehension.

Overview of podcasting for English teachers and learners including an introduction to podcasting and recommended sites with English learning podcasts.

This site employs RealAudio with a large collection of ordinary English speakers, talking naturally on a wide variety of interesting topics, to provide English learning possibilities. It includes a number of free listening possibilities. For further listening possibilities, there is a monthly fee of $20.

Improve your listening skills. Great speeches that have changed the course of history.

Listen to two people speaking about different objects and write down the price of each object.

Listen to a man a man interviewing a famous dancer and take note of her answers.

Listen twice to this short excerpt and then answer comprehension questions.

John calls the police to report his seeing a UFO!! Just a moment while the police find the right form to fill in...

John has just returned from a holiday. What experiences has he had?

Listen to a man who is finding out the regulations for joining the local library.

Listen to John, Sue and Mary deciding what to do this evening. Choose the correct answer from the multiple choice questions.

Listen to a man making a dinner reservation and choose from the multiple choice answers the best answer to the questions.

Pages provide listening and pronunciation quizzes based on the use of Minimal Pairs.

Pages provide listening and pronunciation quizzes based on the use of Minimal Pairs.

Listen for the mistake.

Listen for the mistake.

A basic guide to the pronunciation of numbers for beginners.

Identify the numbers contained in these sentences.

Identify the numbers contained in these sentences.

What do the man and woman order at the restaurant?

An excellent and extensive listening resource for English learners. New listening exercises every week with follow up java quizzes. Listening for all levels by Randall Davis. Well worth the visit!

Find out the house that John wants to rent.

What time is it? Listen and see if you can understand.

You will hear a man reading the local news. Write down the answers to the questions.

You will hear a man reading the local news. Write down the answers to the questions.

Practice your number listening comprehension. Listen to the people speaking about different numbers and write down the number you hear.

Practice your number listening comprehension. Listen to the people speaking about different numbers and write down the number you hear.

This listening guide gives examples of IPA symbol sounds by using representative words.

Listen to a woman describing a robbery that has just taken place to the police.

Listen to a woman describing items that were in a handbag that she has lost.

This is a wonderful listening resource that includes a text with difficult news vocabulary explained. Return often as stories are updated regularly.