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Are the following sentences correct? (I tried to listen CNN.) Thu Feb 07, 2008 12:59 pm  Are the following sentences correct? (I tried to listen CNN.)
 

Hi Teacher,

is this sentence is correct?
>>I tried to listen CNN.

In MS word, I am getting verb confuse error at word "listen".

One more question,
I heard from my friends and colleagues that my articulation is not good. I want to improve my articulation in english sentences.

can you please guide me what should I do to improve this?

Regards,
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Are the following sentences correct? (I tried to listen CNN.) Fri Feb 08, 2008 6:40 am  Are the following sentences correct? (I tried to listen CNN.)
 

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I tried to listen to CNN.

As for your articulation, Demosthenes famously practiced oration with a mouthful of pebbles.
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