Confusing English: LISTEN vs. HEAR (Differenza tra LISTEN e HEAR - Adatto per esami Cambridge)

The video tutorial explains the differences between the verbs 'listen' and 'hear', both related to the sense of hearing. 'Listen' is described as an active action requiring attention, often used with 'to', while 'hear' is a passive action that occurs naturally. Examples and clues are provided to help understand their usage and differences.

What is the correct way to use the verb 'listen' in a sentence?

• Music listen

• Listen music

• Listen to music

• Listen music to

Which verb is used when you are actively paying attention to sounds?

• Listen

• Talk

• Hear

• Speak

What is the main difference between 'listen' and 'hear'?

• Both are passive

• Both are active

• 'Listen' is active, 'hear' is passive

• 'Listen' is passive, 'hear' is active

If you cannot hear anything, what condition might you have?

• Dumb

• Mute

• Deafness

• Blindness

Which verb describes a natural process that does not require effort?

• Listen

• Hear

• Speak

• See