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Hear and listen to

August 1, 2014 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using hear or listen.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Did you ............... the noise?
Wrong!
2I was ............... the news when they came.
Wrong!
3I can’t ............... you. Can you talk a bit louder?
Wrong!
4Please ............... me.
Wrong!
5Did you ............... about the accident?
Wrong!
6I don’t think we can trust him. I have ............... several strange stories about him.
Wrong!
7You never ............... me.
Wrong!
8No one could ............... what she said.
Wrong!
9We ............... the dogs barking outside.
Wrong!
10When he speaks, everybody ...............
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Did you hear the noise?
  2. I was listening to the news when they came.
  3. I can’t hear you. Can you talk a bit louder?
  4. Please listen to me.
  5. Did you hear about the accident?
  6. I don’t think we can trust him. I have heard several strange stories about him.
  7. You never listen to me.
  8. No one could hear what she said.
  9. We heard the dogs barking outside.
  10. When he speaks, everybody listens
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