A2 Level Listening Skills: Following a Narrative
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What is the main focus of listening skills at A2 level in terms of following a narrative?

  • To understand the cultural background of the speaker
  • To analyze the language used by the speaker
  • To identify the main points or events of the story (correct)
  • To memorize the sequence of events in the story

What type of tone or attitude may the listener need to recognize in a narrative at A2 level?

  • Formal and informative
  • Friendly and enthusiastic
  • Serious and critical
  • Any of the above, depending on the context (correct)

What is the main purpose of comprehending short conversations at A2 level?

  • To analyze the relationship between the speakers
  • To identify the topic or purpose of the conversation (correct)
  • To learn new idiomatic expressions and slang
  • To understand the grammar and vocabulary used by the speakers

What type of conversations may be included in audio files at A2 level?

<p>Informal chats between friends and simple transactions (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key aspect of comprehending short conversations at A2 level?

<p>Recognizing the roles and relationships of the speakers (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the typical format of audio files at A2 level in terms of following a narrative?

<p>A single speaker telling a story or a conversation between multiple people (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Following A Narrative

  • At A2 level, listening skills involve following a narrative, which is a short story or anecdote.
  • The narrative may be:
    • A personal experience
    • A story about a event or situation
    • A description of a place or activity
  • To follow a narrative, the listener needs to:
    • Identify the main points or events
    • Understand the sequence of events
    • Recognize the speaker's tone and attitude
  • Audio files at A2 level may include:
    • A single speaker telling a story
    • A conversation between two people about a personal experience
    • A short presentation or report on a topic

Comprehension of Short Conversations

  • At A2 level, listening skills involve comprehending short conversations, which are exchanges between two or more people.
  • Short conversations may be:
    • Informal chats between friends
    • Simple transactions, such as ordering food or buying tickets
    • Brief discussions about a topic or issue
  • To comprehend short conversations, the listener needs to:
    • Identify the topic or purpose of the conversation
    • Understand the main points or ideas
    • Recognize the roles and relationships of the speakers
  • Audio files at A2 level may include:
    • A conversation between two friends making plans
    • A customer interacting with a shop assistant
    • A brief discussion between colleagues about a work project

Listening Skills at A2 Level

  • Following a narrative involves listening to a short story or anecdote that may be:
    • A personal experience
    • A story about an event or situation
    • A description of a place or activity
  • To follow a narrative, listeners need to:
    • Identify main points or events
    • Understand the sequence of events
    • Recognize the speaker's tone and attitude

Features of Audio Files at A2 Level

  • Audio files may include:
    • A single speaker telling a story
    • A conversation between two people about a personal experience
    • A short presentation or report on a topic

Comprehending Short Conversations

  • Short conversations involve exchanges between two or more people that may be:
    • Informal chats between friends
    • Simple transactions, such as ordering food or buying tickets
    • Brief discussions about a topic or issue
  • To comprehend short conversations, listeners need to:
    • Identify the topic or purpose of the conversation
    • Understand main points or ideas
    • Recognize the roles and relationships of the speakers

Examples of A2 Level Audio Files

  • Audio files may include:
    • A conversation between two friends making plans
    • A customer interacting with a shop assistant
    • A brief discussion between colleagues about a work project

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