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About English listening practice 9

Train English listening with museums, libraries, tickets, directions, quiet rules, and cultural landmarks. English listening practice 9 helps learners handle real listening tasks in museums, public libraries, and cultural districts. You hear entrance instructions, ticket choices, guide desk questions, floor directions, reading-room rules, terrace meeting plans, and short visitor-staff conversations, then answer what place was described, where to go next, what rule applies, and which plan fits best. Inside this episode: - 50 short lessons - 5 learning units - 200 listening questions - normal and slow playback - unit review and mistake replay - offline use with no login required It is designed for learners who want stronger listening around museums, libraries, exhibitions, public instructions, and culture-space tasks.

What’s new

Version 3.9 · Updated September 4, 2026

Version 3.9 improves lesson quality and consistency while preserving the original listening audio.

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The developer, winlink co. ltd., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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