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Listening as a prepared act

The goalkeeper and the penalty

Prediction: reading the gap

Signposts and distractors

Signposting: how speakers announce the answer

Distractors and corrections

Paraphrase and recovery

Hearing paraphrase in Parts 3 and 4

Recovering when you lose your place

Practice

Passive versus active

The order rule

Predicting the gap

Topic-shift signpost

Emphasis signpost

The correction distractor

The near-miss distractor

The other speaker

Waiting for confirmation

Paraphrase

Part 3 speakers

Example as distractor

Losing your place

Anchors

Missed question later

Word game: strategy quest

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

How to score in IELTS Listening: predicting answers from the question paper, following signposting language, surviving distractors and corrections, hearing paraphrase, and recovering when you lose your place. With audio examples.

Candidates who understand every word still lose marks in Listening because they listen passively. This module teaches the active routine: predict, follow the signposts, expect the distractor, and match paraphrase.

Listening Strategies

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