Read in Levels World News
Read in Levels World News collects the site's international news stories rewritten for English learners, each one published at five CEFR levels from A1 to C1 and added daily. A story runs from about eighty to one hundred words at the lower levels, carries a recording, and comes with vocabulary that can be translated into twelve languages, with the headline also shown in the reader's own language.
Limits of the Free Tier Plan: The A1, A2 and B1 versions of every story are free to read, with the daily recording, vocabulary translated into twelve languages and up to fifty saved words. The B2 and C1 versions, the word-by-word audio, the comprehension exercises, unlimited saved words and offline downloads belong to the paid plan.
How It Helps Your Business English
The page lists the site's world stories, newest first, each with its topic, its word count, a one-minute reading time and buttons for the five levels from A1 to C1. Every story carries a recording and vocabulary with translations, and the headline appears in the reader's own language beside the English. Other sections cover business, technology, science, health, nature and sport.
You open a story at the level you read comfortably and move up a level when the sentences stop slowing you down. You can listen to the recording while you follow the text, tap a word you do not know to see it in your own language, and save the words you want to keep, so that the next day's story brings them back in a new setting.
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