Listening activities for lower-intermediate and intermediate students. Task Listening aims to develop the listening skills of students who have had little exposure to authentic spoken English. Each of the twenty-six units consists of a short audio recording with people speaking in everyday situations and related reading and writing follow-ups. Having completed language work, students listen to the audio and extract the information necessary to complete a simple task, such as labelling a picture or filling in a grid. This way students learn how sift out relevant information and ignore redundant features in spoken English – a skill vital to efficient listening at all levels of language learning.
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'Task Listening is the kind of book which makes life easier for the hard-pressed teacher. It is clearly laid out, contains relevant situations and activities and is immediately usable.' EFL Gazette
'It is a rare pleasure to be able to give an EFL book a wholehearted and unequivocal recommendation, but in this case I can … In addition to the high quality tape, the tasks in the Student's Book are attractively laid out and carefully designed …' International House News and Reviews
'It is a rare pleasure to be able to give an EFL book a wholehearted and unequivocal recommendation, but in this case I can … In addition to the high quality tape, the tasks in the Student's Book are attractively laid out and carefully designed …' International House News and Reviews
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Task Listening aims to develop the listening skills of students who have had little exposure to authentic spoken English. Each of the twenty-six units consists of a short audio recording with people speaking in everyday situations and related reading and writing follow-ups. Having completed language work, students listen to the audio and extract the information necessary to complete a simple task, such as labelling a picture or filling in a grid. This way students learn how sift out relevant information and ignore redundant features in spoken English – a skill vital to efficient listening at all levels of language learning.
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