CELPIP LISTENING · PART 5
Listening to a Discussion
Distinguish several speakers and their attitudes.
A useful approach
Make one column per speaker; track agreement, objections and changed opinions.
A common trap
Shared vocabulary does not mean the speakers agree.
Try a focused drill
In a discussion, identify one claim and one supporting reason for each participant.
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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