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Hear vs listen #31 (permalink) Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:53 am   Hear vs listen
 

Hi Mango,

Clearly you understand the difference between 'hear' and 'listen'.

Let me make some changes to what you have written:

I think that "to listen" is an action where we must pay attention. We are ready to welcome the coming result. For example: "I am listening to your answer".
"To hear" is used when an action is coming naturally without our awareness.
I can only explain the above. I think Torsten has explained it very clearly .I hope you understand that.

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Hear vs listen #32 (permalink) Thu Mar 19, 2009 17:49 pm   Hear vs listen
 

Hi TORSTEN

The both words "listen" and "ear" sound sometime confused because if you don't pay attention you are using them in the same situation.
I consider that "to listen" means to take care of earing something. To ear means not to be obviously waiting for this thing.
Example : When I was attending to a political meeting I listened the president speech. I also ear a noise which was sounding like a car crash.
I'm expecting your correct Torsten.

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Hear vs listen #33 (permalink) Thu Mar 19, 2009 17:57 pm   Hear vs listen
 

I would like to think you for your reply.

I still looking for the bestvkind to speak fluently. But I use reading listenig myself. But from English-test I have a little difficulties to listen. Maybe I'ts because I don't master the use of the site yet. I'm waiting your help.
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Hear vs listen #34 (permalink) Sun Mar 22, 2009 18:36 pm   Hear vs listen
 

dear teacher!
what is " rather a long way away" mean?
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Using Listen or Hear #35 (permalink) Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:26 am   Using Listen or Hear
 

Hi everyone!

When using listen,hear. Different between Listen and hear. Help me

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What's the different hear and listen? #36 (permalink) Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:01 am   What's the different hear and listen?
 

Hi...
what's the different 'hear and listen ' where they have same meaning ....
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words #37 (permalink) Tue Apr 14, 2009 6:22 am   words
 

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There is no difference where they have the same meaning, of course. There is a long explanation of the difference HERE.
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Hear vs listen #38 (permalink) Tue May 05, 2009 5:19 am   Hear vs listen
 

Hi Torsten,

listening means that for example I listen a story, hear means that the story isnīt loudly enough and I do not understand for example.

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Hear vs listen #39 (permalink) Tue May 05, 2009 11:28 am   Hear vs listen
 

Hi Marketa,

You listen to a story and you can hear a story loud and clear. To understand the difference between listen and hear you need to go to page one of this thread and read the explanations again.
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Hear vs listen #40 (permalink) Sat May 16, 2009 2:17 am   Hear vs listen
 

someone can tell me the differentce between "so" and "So that" as coujunctions? Thank you so much!
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Hear vs listen #41 (permalink) Sun May 17, 2009 9:44 am   Hear vs listen
 

ohh I think i've done this test listen vs Hear on an earlier test..
I wonder how it comes again.!!!
and I receive lessons not after each three days i receive it sometimes after 5days or sometimes it takes a week..
is there any problem?
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Hear vs listen #42 (permalink) Thu Jul 16, 2009 13:42 pm   Hear vs listen
 

Dear Torsten,

My score for this test is 8/10 Sad I understood my mistakes.
Also I've already listened to Sue. Audio lessons help to improve our English. Sometimes I listen to BBC. Also I watch Discovery channel in Russian but can hear the Enlish version. I watch MTV and Fashion TV too.Also I watch movies in English.

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Listen and hear #43 (permalink) Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:41 am   Listen and hear
 

Your answers are clear and I can understand them. Hopefully in the future, I don[t make mistakes when using them.
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Hear vs listen #44 (permalink) Wed Aug 12, 2009 15:47 pm   Hear vs listen
 

hi
Now I understand how to use "listen to" and hear. I am going to give test lets see how much score I'll make.
Thankyou all.
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Hear vs listen #45 (permalink) Wed Oct 14, 2009 14:17 pm   Hear vs listen
 

Hi, Please tell me which answer I should choose in this sentence: "Which hotel (did you stay/were you staying) when you lost your passport?"
Thanks.
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