B2 IELTS listening practice
All four parts of the IELTS Listening test, from Cambridge IELTS books 3–20 and recent actual tests, split into short lines you type and check.
Level
- Category
- IELTS Listening
- Level
- B2 Upper-Intermediate
- Lessons
- 169
- Segments
- 12,308
- Levels in category
- B1–C1
Browse 169 Lessons
169 lessons
- 141 IELTS Recent Actual Test 1 - Part 4 65 segments Start 65 segments
- 142 IELTS Recent Actual Test 2 - Part 1 80 segments Start 80 segments
- 143 IELTS Recent Actual Test 2 - Part 2 57 segments Start 57 segments
- 144 IELTS Recent Actual Test 29 - Part 2 90 segments Start 90 segments
- 145 IELTS Recent Actual Test 3 - Part 1 81 segments Start 81 segments
- 146 IELTS Recent Actual Test 3 - Part 2 58 segments Start 58 segments
- 147 IELTS Recent Actual Test 3 - Part 3 85 segments Start 85 segments
- 148 IELTS Recent Actual Test 30 - Part 2 55 segments Start 55 segments
- 149 IELTS Recent Actual Test 30 - Part 3 90 segments Start 90 segments
- 150 IELTS Recent Actual Test 30 - Part 4 99 segments Start 99 segments
- 151 IELTS Recent Actual Test 31 - Part 3 66 segments Start 66 segments
- 152 IELTS Recent Actual Test 31 - Part 4 91 segments Start 91 segments
- 153 IELTS Recent Actual Test 32 - Part 2 83 segments Start 83 segments
- 154 IELTS Recent Actual Test 32 - Part 3 106 segments Start 106 segments
- 155 IELTS Recent Actual Test 32 - Part 4 91 segments Start 91 segments
- 156 IELTS Recent Actual Test 33 - Part 2 61 segments Start 61 segments
- 157 IELTS Recent Actual Test 34 - Part 2 77 segments Start 77 segments
- 158 IELTS Recent Actual Test 4 - Part 2 73 segments Start 73 segments
- 159 IELTS Recent Actual Test 4 - Part 3 79 segments Start 79 segments
- 160 IELTS Recent Actual Test 5 - Part 1 75 segments Start 75 segments
B2 Upper-Intermediate English Lessons
B2 lessons include lectures, talks and longer discussions at natural speed. The challenge moves from single words to following an argument while keeping up with the pace.
What You'll Learn
- Follow talks and discussions on concrete and abstract topics
- Keep up with natural speed and linked speech
- Catch the speaker's point of view and the reasons given
- Follow academic lectures like those in IELTS Part 4 and TOEFL
- Spell less common and topic-specific words
- Time Estimate
- About 500–600 hours of guided learning in total (Cambridge English estimate)
- Skills You'll Master
- Understand the main ideas of complex speech, including technical discussion in your field
- Next Level
- C1 lessons use longer, denser recordings such as TED-Ed and YouTube talks
What is B2 Level?
B2 is the upper-intermediate level of the CEFR. You can understand the main ideas of complex text, including technical discussion in your field, and talk with native speakers with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes conversation easy for both sides.