Open free Dictation Practice, pick a CEFR level that fits you, listen at your speed, then check missing words and spelling.
On Learnig Resources, open the Dictation skill card. It shows a green FREE badge, a short level range such as A1-A2, and a time estimate like 4 MIN. The card says Practice free. Sign in to save progress. Select TRY DICTATION to open the full practice list.
Dictation card with FREE badge, level range, and Try Dictation.
Guests can practice without an account. Sign in when you want progress saved.
Dictation Practice is a library of short listening and spelling exercises. Search with Search dictations..., or filter with All Levels when you want one CEFR band.
Cards show a level badge such as A1 - BEGINNER, B1 - INTERMEDIATE, or C1 - ADVANCED, a topic title, a short text preview, and a word count. Select Start Practice on the exercise that matches where you are today.
Dictation Practice grid with Search, All Levels, and Start Practice.
Use easier levels for a short daily habit. Move up when the sentences feel comfortable at normal speed.
Each exercise opens with the title, level tag, and audio controls. Play the clip, skip a few seconds if you need to, and set playback to 0.5x, 0.75x, 1x, or 2x. Turn on Loop when you want the audio to restart automatically.
Under YOUR ANSWER, type what you hear in the box labeled Type what you hear.... Use Show Hint if you get stuck. When you are ready, select Check Answer.
Restaurant Review practice with speed presets, Loop, Show Hint, and Check Answer.
Short clips work well as a daily warm-up. Slow the audio first, then try again at 1x.
After you check, you see an Accuracy Score plus an Analysis of the sentence. Correct words appear in green. Spelling issues and other mismatches are highlighted in the text.
Below the analysis you get two breakdowns:
lightly → slightly.From here you can Review answer, Try Again, or go Back to Dictation for another exercise.
Results with Accuracy Score, Analysis highlights, Missing Words, and Spelling Checks.
That feedback loop is the point of daily practice: listen once more, fix the spelling, and run the same sentence again until it sticks.
Teacher workspace
Teachers can compare published scores, missing work, and assignment status for one class, then open a student or submission list when follow-up is needed.
Teacher workspace
Switch between light and dark mode from the header, then keep the same view across the public site, sign-in pages, and teaching or class work.
Teacher workspace
Create classes, review requests to join, follow assigned work, and keep meeting links or notes with each group.