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English Moment

Learn the distinction between "hear" and "listen" to improve your English speaking skills. Discover how to actively pay attention to sounds and sense them with your ears. Practice examples included.

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English Moment

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  1. English Moment Commonly confused words

  2. Hearvs.Listen What is the difference?

  3. Hear • Hearis a verbthat means to sense a sound with our ears.-Wehear somethingby chance. -We are not actively paying attention tothe sound.

  4. Example This poor cat didn't expect the girl's scream, but heheardit!

  5. Listen Listen is a verb that means to give your attention to a sound. - When we listen, we are actively paying attention to the sound.

  6. Example • The doctor is listeningcarefully to the boy's heart!

  7. Practice 1 She likes to hearthe radio. She likes to listen tothe radio.

  8. Practice 2 Do you listen toa noise? Do you heara noise?

  9. Hearvs.Listen It means sounds We pay attention and come into our ears. try to understand every sound.

  10. English Speaking Thursday!

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