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You must show a real interest in your partner's statements and ideas. Therefore listen carefully to what your partner says and react directly to his statements! | You must show a real interest in your partner's statements and ideas. Therefore listen carefully to what your partner says and react directly to his statements! | ||
Don't forget to look at your partner during the conversation. Also show some emotional reactions (smile, laughing ...) | Don't forget to look at your partner during the conversation. Also show some emotional reactions (smile, laughing ...) | ||
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You must show a real interest in your partner's statements and ideas. Therefore listen carefully to what your partner says and react directly to his statements! Don't forget to look at your partner during the conversation. Also show some emotional reactions (smile, laughing ...)
Active Listening
Showing that you're listening
- "Oh yeah?"
- "Mmm. "
- "Wow!"
- "Really?"
- "Oh, I see."
Offering a correction
Noticing a partner’s error and saying what you think is correct. However, you should use it only sparely.
- "Did you say, (challenging word)? "
- "You said (challenging word), but I think it’s (correct word). "
- "Are you sure that’s right? I think you mean (correct word)? Don’t you mean (correct word)?"
Offering new words
You can help your partner out, but you should do it in a very friendly way.
- "Is it <say word or words>? "
- "Do you mean (correct word)? "
- "Maybe you mean (correct word). "
- "Is the word you’re looking for… "
Interactive Exercises
Showing that you're listening
Put in the expressions to show that you are listening.
I went to the concert last week. - Really? How was it?
Great. There were about 500 people. - Wow. I didn't expect that many.
It was sold out. - Really? On a Thursday? That's amazing!
