TKT- Matching activity no 2 - Listening

What town does Jim live in? Listen and find out.

• Deducing meaning from context

• Listening extensively

• Listening for specific information

• Listening for inferring

• Listening intensively

Listen to the description of the boy and the girl and draw them.

• Listening for details

• Listening for gist

• Predicting before listening

• Listening for inferring

• Listening intensively

Look at two people in the photo and answer questions such as "Who are they? Do they look happy? Why? How often do they dance? Then listen to someone talking about them to check your answers.

• Listening for details

• Listening for gist

• Predicting before listening

• Listening for inferring

• Listening intensively

Choose any a CD of a short story available in your school library. Listen to that story and enjoy it without doing any task on it.

• Listening for inferring

• Listening extensively

• Deducing meaning from context

• Listening intensively

• Predicting before listening

Choose any a CD of a short story available in your school library. Listen to that story and enjoy it without doing any task on it.

• Listening for inferring

• Listening extensively

• Deducing meaning from context

• Listening intensively

• Predicting before listening

Listen to an interview with an archaeologist who is working at the excavation site and decide the main topic of the interview.

• Listening for specific information

• Listening extensively

• Listening for gist

• Listening intensively

• Predicting before listening

Look at the photographs and decide who you think is speaking. Listen and check your answer.

• Listening for specific information

• Listening extensively

• Listening for gist

• Listening intensively

• Predicting before listening

Listen to the conversataion in Jamaican restaurant in which the waiter describes four dishes in the menu. Use some clues (pictures and the waiter's descriptions) to know

"which dish is for the starter, which one is for the main course and which one is for dessert."

• Listening for specific information

• Listening extensively

• Listening for gist

• Listening for details

• Listening for inferring

Listen to a conversation between two people talking about the adverts in their local newspaper. Then complete sentences with missing prepositions after some adjectives.

• Listening intensively

• Listening extensively

• Listening for details

• Listening for inferring

• Deducing meaning from context

Listen to a conversation between Bill and Marge and decide what Fonos is. ( Answer: Fono is the phone company.)

• Predicting before listening

• Listening extensively

• Listening for specific information

• Listening for inferring

• Deducing meaning from context