A2 listening exercises with audio and answers
338 listening sets from A1 to B2, every one with audio. Answer questions about each recording, then check them against the answer key.
Listening level
- Skill
- Listening
- Level
- A2 Elementary
- Exercises
- 141
- Levels in skill
- A1–B2
Browse 141 Listening Exercises
141 lessons
- 101 Panic is Rare 2 exercises Start 2 exercises
- 102 People 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 103 People in our lives 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
- 104 Phone Messages 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 105 Places 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
- 106 Places (2) 5 exercises Start 5 exercises
- 107 Plans 4 exercises Start 4 exercises
- 108 Problems of the planet 2 exercises Start 2 exercises
- 109 Quality or Quantity? 2 exercises Start 2 exercises
- 110 Read my Lips 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
- 111 Restaurants 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 112 Rich or famous 4 exercises Start 4 exercises
- 113 Roommates 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 114 Rules and Regulations 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
- 115 Scary but lovely to watch 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
- 116 School 2 exercises Start 2 exercises
- 117 School can be fun! 4 exercises Start 4 exercises
- 118 Shopping Problems 7 exercises Start 7 exercises
- 119 Spending money 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
- 120 Sports 3 exercises Start 3 exercises
A2 Elementary English Lessons
A2 lessons cover routine situations such as shopping, work, travel and directions. The speech is clear but at a natural pace, in short connected sentences.
What You'll Learn
- Follow short exchanges about shopping, work and directions
- Pick out the key facts in short announcements and messages
- Hear past forms such as -ed endings and irregular verbs
- Catch common contractions like I'm, don't and we'll
- Follow a short story told in the past
- Time Estimate
- About 180–200 hours of guided learning in total (Cambridge English estimate)
- Skills You'll Master
- Understand clear, simple speech about everyday matters
- Next Level
- B1 lessons add longer stories, opinions and workplace conversations
What is A2 Level?
A2 is the elementary level of the CEFR. You can understand sentences about everyday topics such as family, shopping and work, and handle simple, routine exchanges. You can describe your background and immediate needs in simple terms.