English Listening

Hello, John! I thought you were in Brighton!

I was. I drove there on Friday.

Yes...?

And I stayed at a hotel for one night.

Oh? ..................................

Well, I went to a casino, and spent all my money!

• Why did you come back?

• Why did you go to a casino?

• How much did you enjoy the casino?

• How did you spend your money?

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Wiset : Hello, Jane …................................

Jane : It was wonderful. I went diving yesterday with my parents.

• Where did you go on weekend?

• How was your weekend?

• Do you have a good time?

• What did you do on the weekend?

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You may not believe this but I have fifteen sisters.

• Really? That’s incredible!

• It’s none of my business.

• It’s a pity.

• How unfortunate!

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What are you doing these days?

Nuthaporn : ........................................

• I feel satisfied with I have.

• I can wait for a few more days.

• I’ll be successful. I’m sure.

• I’m a professional singer.

Salesgirl : …..................................

Jow : No, thanks. I’m just looking around.

• Anything I can help you with?

• What do you think of it?

• Don’t you have small change?

• It’s reasonable, isn’t it?

Listen carefully. What did you hear?

• And I sure would like some sweet company.

• And I sure did eat the sweet plum candy.

• And you sure did bite the sugar cookie

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What do you hear?

• I am a toy

• I am a grill

• I am a boy

• I am a girl

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Which of the following is a key skill in English listening comprehension?

• Identifying main ideas

• Writing essays

• Solving math problems

• Drawing conclusions

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What is the primary purpose of listening in a conversation?

• To respond appropriately

• To ignore the speaker

• To interrupt frequently

• To change the topic

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In the context of English listening, what does 'active listening' involve?

• Nodding occasionally

• Repeating everything

• Engaging with the speaker

• Ignoring distractions