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The shape of the Listening section

Four accents, one skill: listening for meaning

Listen and Reply, and Conversations

Listen and Reply: picking the natural response

Listening to a Conversation: tracking who wants what

Check yourself: Listen and Reply vs. Conversation

Announcements and Talks

Academic Listening: Announcements

Academic Listening: Talks

Check yourself: Announcements and their three questions

Check yourself: the correction signal

Putting It Together

The Listening section in one page

The four Listening task types — Listen and Reply, Conversations, Announcements, and Talks — and why the section deliberately uses four different accents.

Four accents, four task types, one section. Learn exactly what Listen and Reply, Conversations, Announcements, and Talks ask of you — and why the accent range matters as much as the questions.

Listening Section Orientation

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