All English learners agree that English is much easier written than heard and for many
listening is a struggle.
Well, here's the good news. You've already learned to understand one language, your nativew tongue, so you're definitely able to learn one more!
Here's a video to help you with improving your listening skills. We'll be having a lot of speaking and listening practice this year, so let's started!
Now watch this story and write a comment on what YOU think happened.
8 comments:
He went out with his friends.his friend gilrfriend went into a shop,she want soda but the waiter gave her a coffe.She understood this in the car.At the shop had a lot of pwopleand she couldn't change the coffe.
He tell us listening tips wich help us and this is good becausewe need that tips for the exams.
The man and his friends decided to hang out at his uncle's house , in Boston. That time was raining and they stopped the car because they ran out off gas.Ron wanted to go the bathroom and he went at a gas station -restaurant. Emily who was siting infront, wanted a sprite soda in a coffe cup.The cashier asked her ''WHAT?'' because he didn't speak english ( he spoke spanish).
Emily went back at the car and the cap which she had was warm.It had soda and coffe.She went back at the restaurant to take an other soda but there were too many people in line.Finally Emily tasted the coffe-soda but it was awful.
Elisabeth, you got it right: His friend's girlfriend wanted a soda but there was a mix-up with the cup. Why don't you watch the video again to sort it out?
Yes, he shares very useful listening tips, which will help us improve our listening skills and pass the exams!
You wrote a very detailed account of what happened Vagelis. How many times did you listen to the story?
The story is about a mix up at a gas station when he and his friends were going to hi's uncle house in Boston.His friend.Emily asked for a cup of coffe while was Ron was at the bathroom. SHe ordered s prite soda in a coffe cup but she spoke spanish.So the cashier put her soda and coffe.That was all the story about.
Glad to see you understand natural English so well, Tom!
Remember that we need to improve our written language as well.
Can you do that with this post?
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