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Life & fun · June 30, 2026

Dictation Practice

Hear it.Type it.Nail it — Dictation practice for PTE & IELTS

Dictation Practice launched on June 30, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Struggling with spelling under exam pressure? Dictation Practice is a free tool for PTE Academic and IELTS candidates to sharpen listening comprehension and spelling accuracy. Paste any word list, hear each word spoken aloud, type your answer, and get instant feedback. Misspelled words repeat automatically until they stick. No sign-up needed. Custom lists, streak tracking, and tricky word analytics included.

Free online dictation practice for PTE Write from Dictation and IELTS spelling. Build accurate spelling with audio word drills.

Practising spelling through audio dictation is one of the fastest ways to eliminate errors in PTE Write from Dictation and IELTS listening tasks. This free online dictation practice tool lets you load any word list, hear each word spoken aloud, type your answer, and get instant scoring — no sign-up required for the free tier. Whether you are working through common misspelled words in English, drilling dictation words for PTE, or practising spelling for IELTS listening, you can paste your own word list or use our curated exam collections. Every session tracks accuracy and flags tricky words so your spelling exercises stay focused where they matter most. Target the exact dictation words for…from dictationpractise.com

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