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English listening comprehension/accent reduction exercise 20
✓ Useful for IELTS
✓ Useful for TOEFL
✓ Useful for TOEIC
Hear a word or short phrase in American English and identify it from multiple choices. This word-level audio comprehension practice trains the ear for the listening sections of IELTS, TOEFL, and TOEIC — where accurate real-time word recognition is the core skill being tested. Suitable for all levels (A2–C1).
1. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: pig
2. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: pack
3. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: odor
4. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: otter
5. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: other
6. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: knife
7. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: naive
8. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: navy
9. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: last
10. What word do you hear?
Correct answer: least
TOP TIP! Little pieces of advice to help you improve your listening comprehension
REFLECT AFTER LISTENING
Summarizing forces active recall, which strengthens comprehension and highlights gaps. Reflection turns listening into lasting learning.
REFLECT AFTER LISTENING
Summarizing forces active recall, which strengthens comprehension and highlights gaps. Reflection turns listening into lasting learning.
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