Workplace announcements, meetings and short talks like the TOEIC Listening test.
TOEIC Listening focuses on English used at work and in daily business life: office conversations, phone messages, announcements at airports and stations, advertisements and short talks. These dictation exercises use the same kinds of situations so you get used to business vocabulary and the pace of the test.
The test plays each recording only once and uses distractors — words that sound like the correct answer. Dictation sharpens your ear for similar sounds, verb tenses and small words that change the meaning. It also teaches you common workplace collocations such as "submit a report" and "reschedule a meeting".
Build workplace vocabulary with Business English, or strengthen your basics with the Intermediate level.
The real test uses American, British, Canadian and Australian speakers. These exercises include American and British voices.
No. They are original practice exercises in TOEIC style and are not affiliated with ETS.