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She opened her door and saw boxes everywhere in the hallway
فتحت بابها ورأت صناديق في كل مكان في الممر.
Listening training
Short real-life scenes that train your ear. Listen, read, answer one quick question, and keep the words.

6 min
One song. One hundred days. Only ten minutes a day.

5 min
At five o'clock every morning, Tom's cat wants one thing.

5 min
Jake wants one good photo. How hard can it be?

5 min
Forty-five minutes. No pizza. Where is it?

5 min
Maria finds a wallet with two hundred dollars. Nobody is looking.

5 min
Sara's dad gets a new phone. Nobody is ready.

5 min
Sara cannot swim, and her friends are going to the beach.

5 min
Anna gets the best email of her life. Her brother says: wait.

5 min
Ben has a big interview and a dead phone. Can anybody help?

5 min
Everybody in the gym looks strong. Everybody except Mike.

6 min
The sign on the door says one word. Nobody reads it.

6 min
Two tickets, one seat, and nobody wants to stand.

6 min
Ryan has a new job, a big phone and three small sentences.

5 min
Sam puts in one dollar. The chips do not fall.
5 min
Every evening at six, Luke's mom calls. She always asks the same question.

5 min
Six coworkers, one locked room, and sixty minutes.

5 min
Mr. Hall never says hello. On Wednesday, his light is off.

5 min
The map said, “You have arrived.” The map was wrong.

5 min
Brandon's shirt looked perfect. His shorts did not.

5 min
Thirty people are hiding in the living room. Lisa comes home early.

5 min
It was a first date. It was not Dan's birthday. Nobody told the waiters.

5 min
Ben put up a hundred posters. Only one person called.

5 min
Frank thought he was driving an empty bus. He was not.

5 min
Linda failed the driving test twice. Then she tried again.

5 min
Jess hated running. Then her little brother made a bet.

5 min
Daniel's granddaughter talks fast. Daniel only smiles.

6 min
At three in the morning, something in the house went chirp.

6 min
Hannah turned away for ten seconds. When she turned back, Lily was gone.

5 min
Mike bought a sofa. He did not measure the stairs.
5 min
Every rainy morning, Emily stayed dry. Jack's coat never did.

6 min
Mark clicked the wrong button. Four hundred people read the truth.

6 min
Rachel's car broke down. Walt could have charged her ten times more.

6 min
A text for a grandson reached a stranger. The stranger came to dinner.

6 min
Two brothers, one old garage, and a boat their father never finished.
6 min
The factory closed. Paul was forty-five and had never written a line of code.
6 min
Elena had a small café, a big table, and almost no customers.
6 min
Henry had one goal this autumn: to beat Mrs. Dale and her pumpkin.
6 min
Paul was sure he would never need what he learned in this class.
6 min
The job paid forty dollars. The costume came with a beak.
6 min
For twenty-two years, Arthur wrote to the mayor every Monday about one small thing.
6 min
Leo had memorized the script. His only customer had lived the story.
7 min
George's hearing aids whistle. Ruth's stay in her handbag.

6 min
Every Tuesday at six, the store turned down its lights, its music and its beeps.

5 min
Eleven jurors were ready to go home. One was not.
5 min
Kevin needed one stamp. The stamp needed a form. The form needed Kevin.
5 min
Marcus needed a reference letter. He knew exactly one person to ask, and she had every reason to refuse.
5 min
Dana had three rules for flea markets. The vendor had only one.
5 min
At fifteen, Sofia carried her mother's words. Today she had to carry the doctor's.
5 min
Everyone on Elm Street agreed the vacant lot was an eyesore. Nobody agreed on what to do about it.

6 min
Claire's job was to check that everything matched. Then something didn't.

6 min
Nobody had ever admitted buying it. Everybody had given it away.

6 min
Janet had one rule: the obituary page must never contain a mistake. Tonight it did.
7 min
For forty-six years, Margaret won the Sunday argument. This Sunday, Harold let her.