listening is a...

• receptive skill

• productive skill

• hearing skill

• activity skill

this are characteristics of the spoken language

• - uses punctuation and capital letters to show sentences.

  - often has no visual support

• - uses stress and intonation.

  - sometimes the body language support the conversations

what parts of the body we commonly use to understand the listening.

• ears

  hands

  tongue

• ears

  eyes

  hands

• ears

  eyes

  brain

• ears

  brain

  legs

which example is an adjacency pair?

• uh-huh...

• im going to...

  im gonna

• anyway...

• how are you?

  fine, and you?

which one is a back channel example?

• i see...

• right!

• how are you?

  zzz

• Why?

how Many types of deixis are?

• three

• two

• five

• one

what is the propose of the hedges?

• to talk lower

• to speak fast

• to soften the conversation

• to be happy

which of these are prosodic features

• receptive

  productive

• written

  spoken

• pitch

  loud

  speak

  roll

• stress

  rhythm

  pause

  intonation

  pitch

these are parts of the connected speech.

• elision

  linking

• linking

  opposition

• elision

  skill

• assimilation

  connector

how can we create a listening class?

• using pre-listening, listening and post-listening

• listening to the students

• listen people talking