Confusing Vocabulary - Listen and Hear

The video tutorial explains the differences between the words 'listen' and 'hear' in English. 'Listen' is an active, intentional action, while 'hear' is passive and unintentional. The tutorial provides examples of how to use both words in different contexts, including using 'listen' with prepositions and in continuous tenses, and 'hear' with objects and in expressions of ability. The video also highlights common mistakes and clarifies when each word is appropriate.

Describe a scenario where you would use 'listen' as an imperative.

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What are some grammatical restrictions when using 'hear'?

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How do we use 'hear' with the preposition 'from'?

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