English Plus 2 (2nd Edition)

In the curriculum by Oxford University Press , stories and narrative elements are typically integrated into unit-based reading and listening tasks rather than a single continuous story.

Oxford University Press often maintains a free companion website for teachers and students. Search for "Oxford University Press English Plus 2 Student Zone." Here, you can stream the listening exercises for free without needing a CD drive.

  • Listening exercises from each unit (e.g., understanding main ideas, specific information)
  • Pronunciation practice (stress, intonation, and individual sounds)
  • Model dialogues for speaking pair work
  • Dictation and spelling tasks
  • Exam-style listening tasks for review sections

[Sound of waves gently lapping in the background] Narrator: "As I walked along the beach, I stumbled upon a strange object washed up on the shore... "

  • Audio File 2: Pronunciation and Vocabulary

    In written English, we say "I am going to." In spoken English, it sounds like "I’m gonna." The audio files demonstrate elision (dropping sounds), assimilation, and weak forms. Without listening, you will never understand why "What do you want?" sounds like "Whaddaya want?"

    “English Plus 2 Audio Files”

    Here’s a draft piece for your topic, , suitable for a blog post, teacher’s guide, or student help page.

    • কবিকল্পলতা অনলাইন প্রকাশনীতে কবিতার আড্ডায় আপনার স্বরচিত কবিতা ও আবৃত্তি প্রকাশের জন্য আজ‌ই যুক্ত হন। 

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