IELTS IELTS Listening Mastery Course
For those who've taken the IELTS once and got blindsided by the Listening section.
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IELTS Listening Mastery
You're not bad at listening. You're untrained for IELTS.
Here's something most students never get told. You can be fluent in English and still score 6.5 on Listening. You can watch British films without subtitles, hold conversations with native speakers, work in an English-speaking environment — and still lose marks on this specific test. It's not your English. It's the test. IELTS Listening is built around about a dozen specific traps. Paraphrase. Polarity flips. Speaker attribution. Distractor logic. Signposting. The "mentioned but rejected" answer. The "one speaker only" answer that looks like agreement but isn't. Most students have never had these named for them. They just keep losing marks and don't know why.
IELTS IELTS Listening Mastery Course
Introduction - Course Preface
Unit 1 - The Thirty-Second Window
The Thirty-Second Window
Exercise 1.1 - Prediction-Only Drill
Exercise 1.2 - Section 1 - Predict-Then-Listen
Exercise 1.3 - Section 2 - Prediction-Then-Listen
Exercise 1.4 - Section 4 - Predict-Then-Listen
Unit 2 - Decoding Sounds Under Pressure
Spelling Under Pressure
Numbers, Dates, Prices
Exercise 2.1 - Alphabet Rapid-Fire Dictation
Exercise 2.2 - Minimal Pair Number Recognition
Exercise 2.3 - Mixed Letter-Number String Dictation
Exercise 2.4 - Date and Price Dictation
Exercise 2.5 - Full Section-1-Style Form Completion
Unit 3 - Tracking Speakers
Tracking Speakers in a Conversation
Exercise 3.1 - Two-Speaker Attribution (Matching)
Exercise 3.2 - Three-Speaker Attribution (Matching)
Exercise 3.3 - Opinion Attribution (Matching)
Exercise 3.4 - Identifying a Speaker's Function (Matching)
Exercise 3.5 - Full Section-3-Style Application (Sentence Completion)
Exercise 3.5 - Explanation Video
Unit 4 - Paraphrase
How IELTS Rewords Speech
Exercise 4.1 - Sentence-Pair Paraphrase Recognition (Matching)
Exercise 4.2 - Audio-to-Paraphrase (Multiple Choice)
Distractor Architecture (5 types of distractors)
Exercise 4.3 - Mentioned-But-Rejected Distractor Drill (Multiple Choice)
Exercise 4.4 - Polarity-Flipped Distractor Drill (Multiple Choice)
Exercise 4.5 - Distractor Family Recognition (Matching)
Exercise 4.6 - Partially-Correct Distractor Drill (Short Answer)
Exercise 4.7 - Lexically-Adjacent Distractor Drill (Short Answer)
Exercise 4.8 - Full Section-3-Style Application (Sentence Completion)
Unit 5 - Negation and Polarity
Negation, Hedging, and Polarity Flips
Exercise 5.1 - Polarity Tagging (Matching)
Exercise 5.2 - Negation Transcription (Short Answer)
Exercise 5.3 - Hedge Spotting (Short Answer)
Exercise 5.4 - Mid-Turn Reversal Tracking (Sentence Completion)
Exercise 5.5 - Full Section-4-Style Application (Flow-Chart Completion)
Exercise 5.5 - Explanation Video