1. To improve listening skills, listen to podcasts, TV, films, radio, and music. Make notes on new words and pause recordings to check comprehension. 2. It is also helpful to listen with a friend, watch sports, and read while listening to practice comprehension. Focus on content that is engaging but not too difficult. 3. Resources from BBC Learning English like podcasts, radio, and videos with clear speaking are good options. Actively listening by predicting, noting unknown words, and checking notes will enhance skills more than passive listening.

1. TIPS FOR IMPROVING
YOUR LISTENING SKILLS
1 - Podcasts
2 - TV, films, radio
3 - Make notes 5 - Listen with a friend
6 - Pause the recording
7 - Listen and read at the
same time
4 - Watch sports
13 - Podcasts again
12 - Put the radio on
11 - REALLY listen 10 - Music
9 - Don't listen to things that are
much too difficult
8 - Listen and note new
words
The best resourcesclick on
Learning English.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/
learningenglish
Please remember, the
subtitles are not always
exactly the same as the
spoken language
• Check to see that your notes
are correct, and change
anything you got wrong
• Add more information
you should be
interested in what
you are listening to
Making it
competitive can
motivate you to
listen more closely
Listen to something and
pause it. Then try to guess
what they are going to
say next
Liisten BBC Learning English.
It helps you focus, but I
would advise listening
without the script
afterwards too.
Listen to something and
write every word that you
hear,
that you don't understand
If you are a good
Intermediate student or
above, listening to native
speakers can be beneficial
listening to it
can sharpen
your skills
really listen and
think about what
you are hearing
if you don't listen
actively.
Just surround yourself
with the sound of
English
the presenter, a
famous English TV
personality, speaks
very clearly and not
too fast