On your second listen, ignore the main words. Listen only for hesitation devices and fillers (words like "um," "well," "you know," "I mean"). CD 2 is full of these, and using them will make your speaking sound much more natural.
: Introduces the unit’s specific topic.
[Pass 1: Gist] --------> [Pass 2: Detail] --------> [Pass 3: Shadowing] --------> [Pass 4: Script Review] (Catch the main idea) (Answer questions) (Speak along with audio) (Analyze tricky phrases) 1. The Gist Pass (No Pen) real listening and speaking 3 audio cd2
– Business telephone etiquette and taking messages.
Tracks include dialogues for "listening for detail," "listening for opinion," and pronunciation exercises. On your second listen, ignore the main words
Mastering English Proficiency: A Guide to Real Listening and Speaking 3
While CD 1 typically covers the foundational chapters, CD 2 focuses on more complex communication scenarios. It bridges the gap between structured classroom English and the chaotic reality of native speaker interactions. Key Features of the Audio Content : Introduces the unit’s specific topic
Following structured academic presentations, identifying transition words, and filtering out non-essential information.
The audio tracks on CD2 are not just simple conversations; they are rich, multi-layered listening experiences designed to train your ear for different accents and speaking speeds. You can expect to hear:
: Learn how to make appointments politely but firmly, participate in meetings, and even bargain or negotiate.