C1 TOEFL listening practice
50 academic recordings in the TOEFL style: 36 lectures and 14 campus conversations, split into short lines you type and check.
Level
- Category
- TOEFL Listening
- Level
- C1 Advanced
- Lessons
- 25
- Segments
- 1,675
- Levels in category
- B1–C2
Browse 25 Lessons
25 lessons
- 1 TOEFL Lecture 4 81 segments Start 81 segments
- 2 TOEFL Lecture 5 67 segments Start 67 segments
- 3 TOEFL Lecture 6 58 segments Start 58 segments
- 4 TOEFL Lecture 7 65 segments Start 65 segments
- 5 TOEFL Lecture 8 73 segments Start 73 segments
- 6 TOEFL Lecture 9 72 segments Start 72 segments
- 7 TOEFL Lecture 11 72 segments Start 72 segments
- 8 TOEFL Lecture 13 83 segments Start 83 segments
- 9 Notothenioids 74 segments Start 74 segments
- 10 Antikythera Mechanism 54 segments Start 54 segments
- 11 Archimedes Palimpsest 62 segments Start 62 segments
- 12 Rosetta Stone 45 segments Start 45 segments
- 13 Sauropods 60 segments Start 60 segments
- 14 Father of American Anthropology 66 segments Start 66 segments
- 15 Hexagonal House 69 segments Start 69 segments
- 16 Epic theaters 55 segments Start 55 segments
- 17 Modern Dance 58 segments Start 58 segments
- 18 History of Violins 75 segments Start 75 segments
- 19 Dada 71 segments Start 71 segments
- 20 Action Film 69 segments Start 69 segments
C1 Advanced English Lessons
C1 lessons are longer talks and videos with dense vocabulary, such as TED-Ed animations and YouTube explainers. Expect subject words from science, history and economics.
What You'll Learn
- Follow long talks even when their structure isn't stated
- Understand implied meaning and the speaker's attitude
- Catch subject vocabulary from science, history and economics
- Follow fast, natural speech with weak forms and dropped sounds
- Write down long segments accurately in one or two listens
- Time Estimate
- About 700–800 hours of guided learning in total (Cambridge English estimate)
- Skills You'll Master
- Understand long, demanding speech and recognise what is implied
- Next Level
- C2 lessons are the longest and most varied recordings on the site
What is C1 Level?
C1 is the advanced level of the CEFR. You can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts and recognise implicit meaning, express yourself fluently without obvious searching for words, and use English flexibly for social, academic and professional purposes.