What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?
A presidential candidate...
English, 30.05.2020 14:57, asdf334asdf334
What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?
A presidential candidate giving a campaign speech.
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What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?
A morning announcement coming over the public address system in your classroom.
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What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?
The radio playing while you are studying your Algebra I homework.
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What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?
Your school orchestra presenting its spring concert.
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What kind of listening would be most suited to this situation?
A new friend telling you that cheating on a test is all right as long as you are not caught.
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