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Hear or listen

hear vs. listen

Can you hear that sound?
Are you listening to classical music?



How to choose:

hear: sounds are simply coming into our ears.

Can you hear that dog?

listen: we pay attention to that sound, we try to understand it

Are you listening to the teacher?

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1. I've listened toheardI don't know a sound.

2. I am hearinglisteningI don't know to music now.

3. Hey, John! Can you hearlistenI don't know that sound?

4. hearlistenI don't know! I'd like to have a word with you.

5. Do you like to listenhearI don't know to Rock music?

6. The pupils hearlistenI don't know to the teacher carefully.

7. Sorry, I wasn't really listeninghearingI don't know.

8. Can you speak a little louder? I can't hearlistenI don't know you.

9. Have you heardlistenedI don't know of the accident in London?

10. That's good to hearlistenI don't know.