1. What are the factors to consider when you listen?
2. What are the things to do when you listen?
3. Why do you listen to someone or something?
4. Why does a person need to listen?
Answers
Explanation:
All The Factors Affecting Listening Comprehension
Your pronunciation. ...
Your grammar. ...
Knowledge of how sounds merge or get reduced. ...
Your overall listening time. ...
Visual support. ...
Vocabulary size. ...
Concentration.
20 Things To Do While Listening to Audiobooks (That Aren't Chores...
Knit. ...
do a jigsaw puzzle. ...
go for a long walk or take a hike. ...
Stretch. ...
Sit on the beach (or the park, your porch, a hammoCk, etc.) ...
color in a coloring book. ...
play with a fidget spinner (or thinking putty) ...
people watch at your favorite coffee shop.
To pay attention; heed. Yes, it means to hear; but it also means to pay attention—with our ears, our eyes, and our hearts. Listen to more than the words. True listeners look beyond the words themselves—they search for meaning in the speaker's tone and body language.
Listening has been one of the key methods in learning for a very long time. Going beyond education, it helps people understand others better, it builds trust and also makes others feel important. It is one of the key skills that can make or break a situation. ... Listening helps you become more aware of your surroundings.