Receptive Skills

It is the act of giving, receiving, or exchanging information, ideas and opinions so that the “message” is completely understood by both parties

• chatting

• texting

• speaking

• communication

Skills related to different aspects of using language

• communication skills

• language skills

• speech skils

• lecture skills

Which of the following is not part of the main language skills?

• listening

• speaking

• grammar

• writing

It involves identifying the sounds of speech and processing them into words and sentences.

• reading

• listening

• speaking

• writing

It is the process of looking at a series of written symbols and getting meaning from them.

• Writing

• Speaking

• Reading

• Listening

Receptive Skills refer to the skills that enable the learners to produce language in written or spoken forms

• True

• False

The receptive skills are those skills where meaning is extracted from the spoken or written discourse.

• True

• False

•When we want our students to hear dialogues and monologues from coursebooks, news, broadcasts, radio programs, podcasts, phone messages, film announcements, etc.

• Recorded listening

• Live listening

•When a speaker (the teacher or some other visitor to the classroom) is in the same room as the students. Includes lectures, conversations between two teachers, face to face interviews, readings from books, poetry, drama, etc.

• Recorded listening

• Live listening

•When Ss listen to audio tracks or a live speaker in the classroom

• Intensive listening

• Extensive listening