English dictation exercises

On Friday or in Friday: which is correct?

4-second sample
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On Monday or at Monday: Which Preposition Is Right

6-second sample
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One More Thing: Adding Information Clearly

3-second sample
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One of Them or Us: Pick the Right Verb

4-second sample
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One of the Examples Is: Choosing Verbs

3-second sample
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Online English routine: plan weekly habits

7-second sample
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Onto or Into: Choosing the Right Direction

4-second sample
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Optative sentences: choosing hope or wish

4-second sample
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Other than or then? A visit to the tailor

3-second sample
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Parallel structure: make your lists easy to follow

4-second sample
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Passive voice: when to use it

5-second sample
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Past Perfect Tense: Earlier Past Actions

5-second sample
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Past Tense in English: Four Useful Forms

6-second sample
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Past perfect progressive: when to use it

3-second sample
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Past perfect: when to use it

3-second sample
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Pay off

Months of practice can pay off when you finally succeed. Monthly payments pay a loan off only when the remaining balance reaches zero.

3-second sample
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Phase out

Replacing every old device today may disrupt users. Phasing the devices out lets an organisation remove them in planned stages.

5-second sample
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Phrasal Verbs: Understanding Meaning in Context

5-second sample
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Phrasal verbs with break: meanings and everyday use

4-second sample
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Phrasal verbs with call: Choosing the right particle

5-second sample
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Phrasal verbs with look: meanings and everyday use

4-second sample
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Pick up

You can pick up a parcel, pick up some Spanish while travelling, or pick up a conversation after lunch. The words around the phrase reveal its meaning.

3-second sample
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Please contact me or myself: Which is correct?

3-second sample
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Plural of moose: one animal or several

4-second sample
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