CELPIP LISTENING · PART 2
Listening to a Daily Life Conversation
Track the relationship, purpose and practical details.
A useful approach
Use tone and follow-up questions to infer what each speaker needs.
A common trap
A word repeated in an option can hide a changed time, person or reason.
Try a focused drill
After a conversation, list who, why and what happens next.
Make the feedback useful
After answering, find the exact evidence for the correct option. Explain which condition or assumption made your chosen distractor wrong. Save the mistake and retry a related task after a short interval.
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