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Stephenlearner Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Do you want to listen to/hear the music?
Hi,
Can you tell me whether I should use hear or listen to in these sentences?
A: Do you mind if I listen to/hear the music?
B: Never mind. Please turn on the music. I would like to hear/ listen to it too.
Thank you.
Stephen
Can you tell me whether I should use hear or listen to in these sentences?
A: Do you mind if I listen to/hear the music?
B: Never mind. Please turn on the music. I would like to hear/ listen to it too.
Thank you.
Stephen
Top answer
A: Do you mind if I listen to some music? B: Not at all. Please turn it on .
- A: Do you mind if I listen to some music?
- B: Not at all.
- Please turn it on .
- I'd like to listen, too.
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A: Do you mind if I listen to some music?
B: Not at all. Please turn it on. I'd like to listen, too.
B: Not at all. Please turn it on. I'd like to listen, too.
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