Plural Nouns and More Correct Listening Answers

The video addresses a common issue in listening exams: distinguishing between singular and plural nouns. It emphasizes the importance of writing exactly what the speaker says and suggests that plural nouns are often the correct choice. The instructor advises using grammar knowledge to identify noun forms and cautions against second guessing and changing answers, as this often leads to mistakes.

Why is it important to write exactly what the speaker says in a listening exam?

• Because it shows creativity.

• Because paraphrasing is encouraged.

• Because it ensures grammatical correctness and accuracy.

• Because it saves time.

What should you do if you are unsure whether a noun is singular or plural?

• Leave it blank.

• Guess based on the context.

• Add an 'S' to make it plural.

• Always write it as singular.

What is a helpful indicator that a noun might be plural in a sentence completion task?

• The length of the sentence.

• The absence of an article before the noun.

• The presence of an article like 'a' or 'the'.

• The complexity of the sentence.

What is the instructor's advice regarding changing answers after initially writing them?

• Ask a friend for advice.

• Change them only if you are sure.

• Never change them, as initial instincts are usually correct.

• Always change them if you have doubts.

What is a common mistake students make during listening exams according to the instructor?

• Listening to the wrong section.

• Second-guessing their answers.

• Not using a pen.

• Writing too quickly.