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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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0 001. They pronounced 3 words and I heard them. I heard they pronounced these 3 words the same sound.02br
002. They pronounced 3 words and I listened to them. I listen they pronounced these 3 words the same sound.02br
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0 You'd better perform a search (top right Search corner) for02br 01font 00listen hear02font 02br 00 to find some of the excellent threads on 01i 00hear02i 00 vs 01i 00listen02i 00so we would not have to reinvent the wheel05200 for you, such as:02br 02br 05002br 051040pid21925741pid12407112id1

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  • 0 You'd better perform a search (top right Search corner) for02br 01font 00listen hear02font 02br 00 to find some of the excellent threads on 01i 00hear02i 00 vs 01i 00listen02i 00so we would not have to reinvent the wheel05200 for you, such as:02br 02br 05002br 051040pid21925741pid12407112id1
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0 You'd better perform a search (top right Search corner) for02br
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0 They pronounced three words, and I listened (to them).02br
00 I heard them pronounce the three words with the same sound.02br
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0Hi,02br
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00Is this sentence correct ?02br
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00I listen to them pronounce these words.02br
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0 Yes, but it requires a less usual context to make it sound right because it gives the sense of a habitual listening to the pronunciations. Typically, in real life, we would not make a habit of listening to someone pronounce the same words, but it's possible. Usually it's either that we are in the act of listening (01i00I'm listening to them pronounce these words02i0
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