This free dictation exercise is taken from a DailyStep Level 4 lesson. Please write EXACTLY what you hear. for both the UK and USA accents.
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22/5/2019
Practise for your IELTS Speaking Test with this sample answer about watching the sky, with key phrases highlighted - and a beautiful photograph.
17/4/2019
Practise for your IELTS Speaking Test with this sample answer about my favourite season, Spring, with key phrases highlighted.
3/4/2019
Learn how to answer this IELTS Speaking Test question with a free sample answer with audio download - describing the view of St Paul's cathedral from South Bank of the River Thames.
6/3/2019
Try a Free Intermediate Level 3 Business English Audio Lesson.
27/2/2019
How can you describe an area of countryside that you know and like? Practise for your IELTS Speaking Test Part 2 in this free video lesson, plus transcript with key phrases highlighted. and interactive exercise
28/11/2018
In this free video English lesson, you will learn how to explain the process of putting up a shelf. It will help you to explain any process, and you will also learn some useful vocabulary and DIY skills.
14/11/2018
Learn the difference (and similarity) between the English phrasal verbs GET OVER IT and GET IT OVER.
16/10/2018
What is the difference between SAY and TELL in English? Do we SAY SOMEONE SOMETHING or SAY SOMETHING TO SOMEONE? Learn how to use SAY and TELL correctly in this free Audio Blog with 2 Free Quizzes!
22/8/2018
In this crazy world, here is a peaceful video lesson. In this free video English lesson, you will learn how to describe reflections and how they make you feel. Listen and repeat - take one step every day on your road to better English.