ENGLISH LISTENING 1º, 2º & 4º (May, 11th)



Click on the following links to practice your listening skills


LISTENING 4º ESO - four conversations

LISTENING 2º ESO - an invitation to a party

LISTENING 1º ESO - shopping for clothes

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