CEFR A2 · Module
Listening
Tune your ear to real English.
Overview
Follow short conversations on routine matters at a slightly slower-than-natural pace.
Understand the speech types expected at this CEFR level.
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7
Easy
Learning Goals
What you'll be able to do by the end of this module.
Understand short conversations at shops or stations
Follow simple phone messages
Catch main points of a slow news bulletin
Lessons
A fixed sequence — each lesson unlocks as you finish the one before it.
Practice
Every lesson comes with these focused practice activities.
Audio quiz
Listen and choose
Answer comprehension questions after a short clip.
Dictation
Listen and type
Transcribe what you hear — the single best listening exercise.
Two-pass
Gist then detail
First pass for the big picture, second pass for specifics.
Repeat
Shadowing
Speak along with the audio to train ear and mouth together.
Mini Quiz
A quick check on Airport — a full quiz sits inside every lesson.
A2 · Airport
“There are three places left.” What does “places” mean here?
Why. In bookings, “places” means available spots — a very common A2 listening trap.
AI Learning Tips
Personalised study advice from your AI teacher.
For listening at A2: Listen to slow English podcasts on your commute — passive exposure adds up.
Study 20 minutes daily — consistency beats cramming for language memory.
Speak aloud even when practising alone. Muscle memory is real.
Review yesterday's material before starting new content — the AI schedules this automatically.
Next Level Advice
Master these listening skills before moving to B1 · Intermediate.
To reach B1
What you need for B1 · Intermediate
Improve Listening accuracy to 85%
Follow a short podcast without subtitles
Take notes from a clear talk
Every lesson you finish makes the next level easier. Keep the streak alive.