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CEFR B2 · Module

Listening

Tune your ear to real English.

Overview

Follow extended argument, native speed speech, and most TV programmes and films.

Goal

Understand the speech types expected at this CEFR level.

Estimated hours

36

Lessons

7

Difficulty

Core

Learning Goals

What you'll be able to do by the end of this module.

1

Follow extended argument at natural speed

2

Understand native films with subtitles

3

Catch attitude and tone in speech

Lessons

A fixed sequence — each lesson unlocks as you finish the one before it.

Lecture

Lesson 1 · 10 min

Easy

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Debate

Lesson 2 · 15 min

Easy

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Documentary

Lesson 3 · 20 min

Core

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Native-speed Film

Lesson 4 · 25 min

Challenge

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Panel Discussion

Lesson 5 · 10 min

Easy

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Accents & Dialects

Lesson 6 · 15 min

Core

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Attitude & Tone

Lesson 7 · 20 min

Core

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Practice

Every lesson comes with these focused practice activities.

Audio quiz

Listen and choose

Answer comprehension questions after a short clip.

6 min

Dictation

Listen and type

Transcribe what you hear — the single best listening exercise.

10 min

Two-pass

Gist then detail

First pass for the big picture, second pass for specifics.

8 min

Repeat

Shadowing

Speak along with the audio to train ear and mouth together.

8 min

Mini Quiz

A quick check on Native-speed Film — a full quiz sits inside every lesson.

B2 · Native-speed Film

“That sounds really useful.” What is the speaker doing with this phrase?

Why. At B2 you track attitude: the evaluation precedes the commitment “I'll be there.”

AI Learning Tips

Personalised study advice from your AI teacher.

For listening at B2: Transcribe 30 seconds of native audio each day for a month. Life-changing.

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 C1 · Advanced.

To reach C1

What you need for C1 · Advanced

1

Improve Listening accuracy to 90%

2

Follow rapid speech without visual support

3

Understand irony and implication

You're closer than it feels — steady daily minutes do the work for you.