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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
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Question about intructions for a listening comprehension exercise (6)
Hi teachers,
This is for a listening comprehension exercise. If this is what the students will hear: "He ate quickly, and Marta watched him.", is this a suitable question to ask? Is there a better one?
Write down how he ate and what Marta did.
Thanks in advance.
This is for a listening comprehension exercise. If this is what the students will hear: "He ate quickly, and Marta watched him.", is this a suitable question to ask? Is there a better one?
Write down how he ate and what Marta did.
Thanks in advance.
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As usual, I would make it more challenging as a listening exercise: Write down what each person did. In addition to being more challenging, it is also more natural. 'Write down how he ate' is not very natural.
- As usual, I would make it more challenging as a listening exercise: Write down what each person did.
- In addition to being more challenging, it is also more natural.
- 'Write down how he ate' is not very natural.
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As usual, I would make it more challenging as a listening exercise:
Write down what each person did.
In addition to being more challenging, it is also more natural. 'Write down how he ate' is not very natural.
Write down what each person did.
In addition to being more challenging, it is also more natural. 'Write down how he ate' is not very natural.
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Hi Mister Micawber,
Thank YOU for your reply. Great one!! That's exactly what I'm looking for, challenging ideas for the listening exercise!!
Best,
TS
Thank YOU for your reply. Great one!! That's exactly what I'm looking for, challenging ideas for the listening exercise!!
Best,
TS
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