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This document discusses several listening activities that can be used to practice English skills: dictation, following a spoken route on a map, writing down messages from telephone calls, listening to sports commentaries for specific information, and "jigsaw listening" where students in small groups each listen to a different text and then share information. These exercises aim to make listening practice more meaningful and interesting for students learning English.
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LISTENING ACTIVITY
- 1. Unit-3 Practicing the skills in teaching English LISTENING ACTIVITY
- 2. Dictation One of the most common listening exercises which have been practiced continually in schools is dictation. Dictation can become a meaningful and interesting language activity.
- 3. Listening and following a route Inthis aactivity a route map is used and exercises are desigened to link the spoken description with the map..
- 4. Listerning to a telephone call and writing the message Listeners at the middle and secondary school are required to make telephone calls for formal and informal purpose.
- 5. Listening to a sports commentary Another interesting listening lesson is listening to a sports commentary. The learner listerns to the commentary for specific information.
- 6. Jigsaw listening In jigsaw listening class of students are divided into a small group listens to a different listening text.
- 7. Thank you