From easy words to e-mail addresses
Task: A voice spells out a word or address – twice, so you have a chance to correct yourself. Type exactly what you hear. This exercise gets harder step by step: Level 1 starts with short, easy words spelled slowly, Level 2 moves on to words with letters that are easy to mix up (Y, H, I, A, V, W), and Level 3 is the real challenge – full e-mail addresses. Turn on your sound or headphones!
💡 Two identical letters are spelled with double: tree = T – R – double E, 99 = double nine. That’s how British speakers (and the exam) do it!
Too fast or too slow? Use the speed slider under the “Listen” button – then click “Listen” again. The letters are spoken by a British speaker – just like in the exam.
In Level 3, some addresses contain symbols. Here is what to type for each spoken word:
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