Please let us know what your score was for this tutorial here in the comment section. We would also like to know which questions were the most difficult for you!
Thanks a million! You and you students inspire us, too. We appreciate your comments. Sorry, we did not get notifications for your 3 comments last week.
Thanks so much for your support, Dad! We appreciate your feedback and comments. The one about the weather is inspired by Canadian morning drive time radio when we were growing up.
Thanks for your comment and insight. As I wrote to you on Facebook, we did consider what you suggest, but we chose not to do that for several reasons. While giving some time to scan is the format used in some tests, others do not give any extra time to scan the questions. Furthermore, the times vary from test to test, and listening to listening. Also, viewers can simply pause the video and take as much time as they need. For those reasons, we opted not to leave any blank space before the listening and instead left 8-second pauses between each question. We may follow your suggestion the next time we do a listening test tutorial.
Please let us know what your score was for this tutorial here in the comment section. We would also like to know which questions were the most difficult for you!
LIVE LONG our best teachers, your students need you, your videos are too informative.
Thanks a million! You and you students inspire us, too. We appreciate your comments. Sorry, we did not get notifications for your 3 comments last week.
Great video...cannot fail to teach anyone re listening and speaking English (oh yeah, and weather!!)
Thanks so much for your support, Dad! We appreciate your feedback and comments. The one about the weather is inspired by Canadian morning drive time radio when we were growing up.
Very thanks for this good tutorial video.
You are quite welcome! We appreciate your support.
This is great❤
Thanks so much!
There should be a short pause before listening to scan the questions. Wrong.
Thanks for your comment and insight. As I wrote to you on Facebook, we did consider what you suggest, but we chose not to do that for several reasons. While giving some time to scan is the format used in some tests, others do not give any extra time to scan the questions. Furthermore, the times vary from test to test, and listening to listening. Also, viewers can simply pause the video and take as much time as they need. For those reasons, we opted not to leave any blank space before the listening and instead left 8-second pauses between each question. We may follow your suggestion the next time we do a listening test tutorial.