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Listening for the gist 要旨

Listening for the main idea or general idea.

Paying attention the most important words or phrases in a conversation.

Means listening to the primary message or concepts in a conversation.

Paying attention to what you heard, and forming your own conclusion

Actively paying attention to important information, and writing it down in an organized way for later.

Listening for the main idea 大意

Listening for the main idea or general idea.

Paying attention the most important words or phrases in a conversation.

Means listening to the primary message or concepts in a conversation.

Paying attention to what you heard, and forming your own conclusion

Actively paying attention to important information, and writing it down in an organized way for later.

Listening to infer 推理

Listening for the main idea or general idea.

Paying attention the most important words or phrases in a conversation.

Means listening to the primary message or concepts in a conversation.

Paying attention to what you heard, and forming your own conclusion

Actively paying attention to important information, and writing it down in an organized way for later.

Listening for the keywords 關鍵字

Listening for the main idea or general idea.

Paying attention the most important words or phrases in a conversation.

Means listening to the primary message or concepts in a conversation.

Paying attention to what you heard, and forming your own conclusion

Actively paying attention to important information, and writing it down in an organized way for later.

Requesting someone to speak more slowly or repat what they’ve said to better understand.

Asking questions

Asking for rephrasing

Asking to slow down

Means to seek additional information to better understand a topic of an idea.

Asking questions

Asking for rephrasing

Asking to slow down

Listening for note taking

Listening for the main idea or general idea.

Paying attention the most important words or phrases in a conversation.

Means listening to the primary message or concepts in a conversation.

Paying attention to what you heard, and forming your own conclusion

Actively paying attention to important information, and writing it down in an organized way for later.

Linguistic Elements

Word Stress

Emphasis on certain syllables within a words, which can change the meaning.

Linking Letters

When letters or sounds at the end of the word, and the beginning of the next word, blend together.

Intonation

The rise and fall in pitch, rhythm, and pattern of speech when expressing oneself verbally.

Act of requesting that someone expresses their same idea or message in a different way.

Asking questions

Asking for rephrasing

Asking to slow down

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