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Give a phrase to ask for clarification politely.
“Could you explain what you mean?”
Give a phrase to show hesitation when speaking.
“Let me think…” / “I’m not sure, but…”
Give a phrase to express partial agreement.
“I agree to an extent, but…”
What phrase can you use to make a suggestion?
Maybe we could
Are you taking up IGCSE 1st language or second language
2nd language
If you don’t understand something in a listening task, what should you do?
Keep listening for clues
What does LSV stand for?
Listening, speakig and vocabulary
What is one way to identify who the target audience of a message is?
By checking style, formality, and content
Why is it helpful to predict before listening?
It prepares your brain and improves accuracy
Give an example of a key word you might write down instead of a full sentence.
Saturday, 3 pm, answers may vary
What is the purpose of note-taking during listening?
to record key word you need later
Give one phrase used to show polite disagreement.
“I see your point, but…”
Give one phrase used to show agreement in a discussion.
I agree, etc
What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?
Fact- can be proven Opinion based on feeling
Give one example of a detail students often miss in listening tasks.
Dates ,prices, time
In a short conversation, how can you identify the speaker’s intention?
By tone, word choice or context
What does listening for detail mean?
Listening for specific information
What does listening for gist mean?
Understanding the main idea
When looking at a picture before listening, what is one thing you should look for to predict the topic?
Object, people setting
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