AudioStories From Primary to C1

 In this post you can find stories from primary, A1, A2, B1, B2, C1

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 The difference from a typical listening is that you are listening to someone who is reading a text. It is said when you are reading and listening , you are improving your vocabulary and the way of pronouncing. So choose whatever you want...

Primary

 

More ideas:

Reading in a Virtual World

Teacher Chele 

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Several short stories with English subtitles:

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A1 = 1º & 2º ESO

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A2 = 3º & 4º ESO

 

👆Choose English audio👆 

 

 

 

 

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B1 = 1º BACHILLERATO

More ideas: 

WooEnglish - learn english through story

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 B2 = 2º BACHILLERATO

👇max-mix B1-B2👇

👇max-mix B1-B2👇

 

 

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C= ADVANCED

 👇max-mix B2-C1👇

 

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 More advanced ideas:

 

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More ideas: 

English Short Story C1

English stories with subtitles C1

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 More ideas about high level....

Audiostories2 

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  Level 1: A1/A2

Level 2: B1

Level 3: B2

Level  4: B2+

Level 5: C1 

  

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 If you want to improve your English spelling, a good idea will be to read as much as you can. Then thank for audiostories you will practice reading and listening. So, choose your level and a story which captives you and dive into its world. Then, I recommend you starting from short stories and later trying the longest ones. Finally, reading improves your grammar, spelling and sparks your imagination.