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    Teaching Listening Comprehension.

    Pre-listening Activities:
    Short reading on similar topic. Predicting from the title. Commenting picture/photograph. Reading through comprehension questions. Giving opinion about the topic.

    Post-listening activities:

    Summarizing the notes. Reading related text. Role-play. Writing on the same topic Studying grammatical structural. Practice pronunciation.

    While-listening Activities:
    Extensive listening practice :

    Answering true/false or MCQ (Multiple choices questions) Predict what comes next. Construct coherent notes. Inferencing whole text.

    Intensive listening practice :

    Filing the missing words. Identify numbers & letters Picking facts. Recognize what have been said by someone.

    Resources: (Jo McDonough and Christopher Shaw, 2003), Page 127-129.

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