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SUMMARY:Listening
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DESCRIPTION: Listening

5.1 Repeating what you hear or transcribing
5.2 Paraphrase what you hear
5.3 Conversational English
5.4 Using what you hear to present new ideas
5.1 Repeating what you hear or transcribing
Asking your students to transcribe speech is a great way to get them to understand what people are saying. It is also a way for you to monitor how much the students actually understand speech as opposed to how much the students tell you they understand. It is one thing to get a general idea of what someone is saying; it is another thing entirely to transcribe the speech word-for-word. In this section, we will focus on two different types of transcription, both of which will help your students better understand the language.
 5.1.1 Phonetic transcription
Phonetic transcription is a technique whereby an individual breaks speech down into sounds and phonemes, and transcribes the speech in phonetic symbols, using the symbols we discussed in the previous module. We will not repeat the...

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