EASY WAY OF DEVELOPING LISTENING SKILLS FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSE
Keywords:
Key words: Reflection, paying attention, listening subskills, listening for gist, listening to infer information, listening for detail, scan listening, listening for language items, top-down and bottom-up listening activities.Abstract
Abstract: Everyone knows that listening is one of the main skills in learning language, and also in recent day we have so many questions about developing listening skill. In this article I want to clarify this problem with some scientists views.
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