I got 5/5, since "Laurel green needle" is "one" of the options?? Really? As soon as you played the 5th audio, and even before you gave the options, I had heard and written down "Laurel, green needle". How on earth is "yanny brainstorm" an option?? That is mind-blowing to me. I can definitely hear the initial and ending "L" in Laurel, but there's no way I could hear an initial and ending "Y" there, let alone "brainstorm", no matter how hard I try. Thanks for the lesson!
I got 5/5 and loved this activity since I've always been passionate about English homophones and polysemy! I have to say number 4 had me distracted on "disenfranchised" (never heard this word before; plus I need a whole sentence to convey that in Italian) but thankfully my brain decoded "harbours" as a verb right away. I'm looking forward to more listening activities like this one! :)
Wow, it was so challenging ! This is the best listening exercise. I got 3/5 and I heard Lauel Green Needle all the time. It was so fun and I learned a lot. Thank you Lucy
When you go to a train station in England and you ask for a ticket, to a person speaking English, behind a glass, surrounded by lots and lots of people around you talking, at the same time. That's when you know how much you can understand a foreign language. In fact, that is precisely the type of listening activity that some methodologists recommend given that it's real-life listening.
Hi Lucy, could you please make a lesson about How to pronounce 'in the/ on the/ to the/ with the/ for the/ over the. I find them really difficult to pronounce. Thank you for everything!
This is wonderful video! Really love such stuff! Keep more of them coming! I got 3/5 though. I couldn't figure out "real eyes" and "complex harbours disenfranchised youths"
Yes Lucy, This is truly the Hardest English Listening Test that I have ever done, but unfortunately I got only one question correct. That was the first question Lucy. I will do better in your future tests. Thank you Lucy for your kindness
Thank you for this awesome lesson. I would love doing more listening exercises. I got 4/5. But to be honest, one of the 4 was more a guess than a confident answer.
I'm not a native speaker, and I'm not living in a country in which English is the first language, (in fact it's the third one only). I don't know almost nothing (like you can hear in some American movies 😄) about grammar, and I learned "English" on my own, but it's American English and I find that British English is harder than that, so 2/5 is even more than I was expecting. Thanks for the video!
3/5: The first one really tripped me up accoustically, because there was no further context that would usually help me (obviously, that's part of this game) and I guess I've been out of school for too long for grammatical questions like the 3rd one. xD The 2nd and 4th question were a breeze though.
I'd say I got all of them, because I did the 4th one by means of exclusion (having identified the adjective and the object, it's obvious what the rest is).
4/5 I missed the first one, I misheard it as "Realize, realize, real eyes". I didn't expect it to necessarily be a meaningful sentence. The rest I got relatively easily, for 2nd and 3rd it was enough to listen just once to understand them clearly right away. 😊
I am not the listening type, and I don't listen well in any language, including my native language. But to aid in understanding, speakers generally don't read a sentence word by word at even speed where there could be confusion. So, "The complex (slight pause) harbours disenfranchised youth ...." instead of reciting every word at even speed is the way to say that sentence.
Hi Lucy! I've been watching your videos for awhile (about 7 years) and I love them, I'm begging you, would you be able to teach how to pronounce the words dull, lull or hull ? I can't for the life of me pronounce the "ull" sound
I made two mistakes, unfortunately. However, I would like to get some more listening lessons from you, please. Particularly listening in contex, because I usually understand what the conversation is about, but when it comes to understanding the context and match with the A-F answers, it's hell for me.
It was kinda a challenging lesson but I really enjoyed it. I got 4/5.I got the 4th one incorrect cuz I forgot to pick the verb. Keep it up teacher Lucy❤️ Btw I heard Laural brainstorm, 😁😂
Haliuu! My lovely teacher Lucy!!I love your voice so much. Here is the thing. I am Russian guy, live in the USA. But I am freaking kin to British accent as it is. But I am specifically addicted to that accent when it comes out you!❤️🌺🌹❤️🔥
Hi. I have a slightly longer question for you. Which of these syllabifications respects syllable sonority pattern and does not respect onset maximization? 1.kənf. rʌnt 2.kən. frʌnt 3.kən. frʌ. nt 4.kə. nfrʌnt Thank you for your answear
I confess being fluent I went in very cocky. I cooled after the first sentence. Still got it all right, but I thought I'd do so with my eyes closed. No no no, I needed both hearings every time, which is a first for me XD I found the first one harder than the second though. I half expected the last one to be the infamous "Buffalo" chain. Which I never figured out by the way. Too confusing. XD I got the third one through sheer chance. I never formally studied English, learned it "on the fly" by talking, hearing, reading. But I have little to no formal education around it beyond learning specific exceptions to unspoken rules. So I had no idea what first, second and third conditional were for instance. But I was certain, from what little I knew that it ended on past perfect. I did not know inverted third conditional was that formal however, I use it in regular conversation. That may explain why I'm considered a little pompous in english though XD. Considering I never set foot in an English speaking country, I'm very happy to report 5/5 though disappointed the last question was a bit of a miss XD
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I got 5/5, since "Laurel green needle" is "one" of the options?? Really? As soon as you played the 5th audio, and even before you gave the options, I had heard and written down "Laurel, green needle". How on earth is "yanny brainstorm" an option?? That is mind-blowing to me. I can definitely hear the initial and ending "L" in Laurel, but there's no way I could hear an initial and ending "Y" there, let alone "brainstorm", no matter how hard I try. Thanks for the lesson!
Hahaha Laurel green needle obviously- dont think anybody hears the word brainstorm hahahaha
I actually heard Laurel, Brainstorm... so weird!@@Krizzah47
noo it was yanny green needle i literally Heard Yanny🙂
@@saimashaheen4982 the same to me
lower the volume of you phone, very low, at the lowest...
Wow, it was so challenging! I got 3/5 and definitely I heard Yenny Green Needle all the time. Thank you so much for this video. Waiting for more :)
I think this is more kind of a vocabulary test than a listening test.
Same I got 3/5 and I heard "Yanny Green Needle" as well.
@@Neo-Reloaded I think yes
Same
2/5. however the last one made me wowed, this is so amazing. cheers🤩
4/5. The last one - WOW! It's amazing what's happening in our brain...
For the last one, I answered Laurel Green needle but before the options I heard Morel Green needle.
Wow lucy! This is the best listening exercise yet. I got 4/5.
They were quite hard though 😢
Thank you.
I got 5/5 and loved this activity since I've always been passionate about English homophones and polysemy!
I have to say number 4 had me distracted on "disenfranchised" (never heard this word before; plus I need a whole sentence to convey that in Italian) but thankfully my brain decoded "harbours" as a verb right away.
I'm looking forward to more listening activities like this one! :)
Wow, it was so challenging ! This is the best listening exercise. I got 3/5 and I heard Lauel Green Needle all the time. It was so fun and I learned a lot. Thank you Lucy
4/5 (There's no way the last one is not only "Laurel Green Needle" 🤯)
I think the same for "Laurel brainstorm" I can't hear nothing else 😵
When you go to a train station in England and you ask for a ticket, to a person speaking English, behind a glass, surrounded by lots and lots of people around you talking, at the same time. That's when you know how much you can understand a foreign language. In fact, that is precisely the type of listening activity that some methodologists recommend given that it's real-life listening.
Hello Lucy! I got 4/5 thanks a lot 😊❤
Hi Lucy, could you please make a lesson about How to pronounce 'in the/ on the/ to the/ with the/ for the/ over the. I find them really difficult to pronounce. Thank you for everything!
This is wonderful video! Really love such stuff! Keep more of them coming! I got 3/5 though. I couldn't figure out "real eyes" and "complex harbours disenfranchised youths"
Thank you Lucy, I got 3/5 60% correct!
It was hard, but I enjoyed the lesson! Thank you Lucy!
Excellent Listening Lesson Lucy! Congratulations for your arduous (though rewarding, I'm sure) work!
brilliant as ever, I got 4 out of 5. Thank you.
I like this format offering challenge, as far as ive learnt pretty much from this channel, i feel this is what im lacking of
as a not native english speaker, I am pretty happy with my 3/5. One and four really messed me up, two and three were quite easy. Great test!
Thank you for the enjoyable lesson. I got 3/5. I always enjoy and want not to stop doing English with you❤
More of these challenges, PLZ!
*Thank you much Lucy for the another fabulous lesson!!!🥰🥰🥰*
that's super cool with the auditory illusion! I didn't get so many points, but I got this last one :-)
Yes Lucy, This is truly the Hardest English Listening Test that I have ever done, but unfortunately I got only one question correct. That was the first question Lucy. I will do better in your future tests. Thank you Lucy for your kindness
Thank you for this awesome lesson. I would love doing more listening exercises. I got 4/5. But to be honest, one of the 4 was more a guess than a confident answer.
I'm not a native speaker, and I'm not living in a country in which English is the first language, (in fact it's the third one only). I don't know almost nothing (like you can hear in some American movies 😄) about grammar, and I learned "English" on my own, but it's American English and I find that British English is harder than that, so 2/5 is even more than I was expecting. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for your outstanding lesson and your voice is so attractive
It was a very fun lesson, 3/5 🤓💛Thank you!
3/5: The first one really tripped me up accoustically, because there was no further context that would usually help me (obviously, that's part of this game) and I guess I've been out of school for too long for grammatical questions like the 3rd one. xD
The 2nd and 4th question were a breeze though.
I'd say I got all of them, because I did the 4th one by means of exclusion (having identified the adjective and the object, it's obvious what the rest is).
Wow, that one was unbelievably cool!)) I really enjoyed the test! Thank you Lucy❤
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5/5! I'm happy I got them, it was a really challenging listening exercise! :)
Okay! I got 5/5 ! 🎉
Perfect listening lesson!
Great job Lucy🤍
Great lesson. 4/5 I thought the answers of the first question was twice. Thanks for your wondrous videos.
5/5, and I've heard this Lorel Yanny recording before, so my answer, that all answers in the 5th recording were right, was super correct😎
Thank you so much our magnificent teacher Lucy. Now after many years of struggle learning I'm not able to follow your language.
I got 4/5 ! Happy with the result ! Thank you :)
I had so much fun! Thank you, Lucy. :)
I've found this test to be incredibly interesting. Thank you, Lucy!
The second exercise took me by surprise. I got 4/5. It was interesting 😊
I’m English why am I here
And I’m Japanese nice to meet u eng 🥰
I don't know but I can guess 😊
How much do you want for your language you relearn it dw
Because of Lucy😊
I'm English too
Loved it! …My old English teacher would be proud. “I shall write to Mrs. Wright, right now.” 😉
4/5 I missed the first one, I misheard it as "Realize, realize, real eyes". I didn't expect it to necessarily be a meaningful sentence.
The rest I got relatively easily, for 2nd and 3rd it was enough to listen just once to understand them clearly right away. 😊
I got full marks. Thankyou for this video. Lots of love from me
If you can, please change the background from yellow to some other colour. It is hard to look at. 😊
Hi Lucy I got 4/5 . it was a great lesson. Viva México! 😀
Fabulous 😍 .. it was quite challenging .. I’ve learned many new info , thanks to you Lucy 🌹
I got 3/5. The first one and the 4th got me shook! But I really enjoyed it!
I got 3/5. Thanks for the lesson, it was really challenging!
The lecture I had had had been prepared specially for me...🤗👍
That's amazing! Thank you very much!
3/5 since the last one was a kind of bonus. Thanks Lucy
I got 3/5. The 4th one was kinda hard for me but the last one was super tricky! Though enjoyed the whole video thoroughly.
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Mrs Lucy Bella, could you take your time and make lessons on ALL THE PUNCTUATION MARKS in English.
4/5 the forth was hard for me as I'm in the intermediate level. But that was a fun test.
Brilliant! It was fantastic! Why our school lessons aren`t so exciting?
Perfect listening lesson!
3/5, Laurel Green needle
I got 1/5 and then realized I am watching with 2x speed 😭😭
I am not the listening type, and I don't listen well in any language, including my native language.
But to aid in understanding, speakers generally don't read a sentence word by word at even speed where there could be confusion.
So, "The complex (slight pause) harbours disenfranchised youth ...." instead of reciting every word at even speed is the way to say that sentence.
Hi Lucy! I've been watching your videos for awhile (about 7 years) and I love them, I'm begging you, would you be able to teach how to pronounce the words dull, lull or hull ? I can't for the life of me pronounce the "ull" sound
4/5 Thanks for these amazing videos😊
I got 5/5. 💯 It was tricky but not too hard.
Also, I really like wordplay so it was quite enjoyable.
I made two mistakes, unfortunately. However, I would like to get some more listening lessons from you, please. Particularly listening in contex, because I usually understand what the conversation is about, but when it comes to understanding the context and match with the A-F answers, it's hell for me.
I need more listening tests because I’m struggling a lot
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4/5!! It turned out better than I've expected ❤
Thank you Lucy for this challenging listening test.
3/5! Thank you!
Your talent is amazing
4/5. The first one was the hardest for me 😂 the rest was actually quite easy. Very creative though. I had a lot of fun with it ❤
Got 4 out of 5, not bad. For the last one, I actually hear half of each word/sentence! I hear Yaurel and brain needle!
I got 5/5! Thanks, Lucy ❤
OMG, I got 1/5, I need to say many times "pardon", "sorry", "would you mind repeat" in real life or simply write it down please
Lucy, Thank you for the challenging lesson. My score is 3/5.
Wonderful lesson😊
The first one was the most difficult for me 😊 in the last one I’ve heard yanny green needle. I’ve tried but I couldn’t hear laurel brainstorm
It was kinda a challenging lesson but I really enjoyed it. I got 4/5.I got the 4th one incorrect cuz I forgot to pick the verb. Keep it up teacher Lucy❤️
Btw I heard Laural brainstorm, 😁😂
This is the hardest listening section ever😂😂 i just got 1/5 the last one helped me got my victory, even just one number🥰
Haliuu! My lovely teacher Lucy!!I love your voice so much. Here is the thing. I am Russian guy, live in the USA. But I am freaking kin to British accent as it is. But I am specifically addicted to that accent when it comes out you!❤️🌺🌹❤️🔥
1/5 🤦🏻 I got only second one, dunno y 🤷🏻 Amazing lesson Lucy and tough one... When it gets tough, toughs ... 🧡
4/5 this was so good!!!
And what about ponctuation in the sentence: "... the document she had had, had been forged" ? With or without comma after the second "had"?
Please, make a verb inversion lesson 🙏
I got 3/5.
Good job, teacher Lucy .
This is an awesome activity, Lucy!!!! ☺️
Hi. I have a slightly longer question for you. Which of these syllabifications respects syllable sonority pattern and does not respect onset maximization?
1.kənf. rʌnt
2.kən. frʌnt
3.kən. frʌ. nt
4.kə. nfrʌnt
Thank you for your answear
Gracias Lucy por ayudarme a mejorar mi inglés ❤
I confess being fluent I went in very cocky.
I cooled after the first sentence. Still got it all right, but I thought I'd do so with my eyes closed.
No no no, I needed both hearings every time, which is a first for me XD
I found the first one harder than the second though. I half expected the last one to be the infamous "Buffalo" chain. Which I never figured out by the way. Too confusing. XD
I got the third one through sheer chance. I never formally studied English, learned it "on the fly" by talking, hearing, reading. But I have little to no formal education around it beyond learning specific exceptions to unspoken rules. So I had no idea what first, second and third conditional were for instance. But I was certain, from what little I knew that it ended on past perfect.
I did not know inverted third conditional was that formal however, I use it in regular conversation. That may explain why I'm considered a little pompous in english though XD.
Considering I never set foot in an English speaking country, I'm very happy to report 5/5 though disappointed the last question was a bit of a miss XD
OK nice one, we had a little play here, cool. Now something actually hard in the next vid please?
you make lesson with very fun for us. Thanks a lot dear amazing teacher 🎉🎉
You make the lesson very fun for us
Thank you for this useful and interesting video
Top-notch test!tks!
Hello Lucy, a great lesson - please make more of this - thanks ;-)
4/5 thanks for the boost in my self-confidence
Great lesson! Amazing! Fantastic job, Lucy! .... Yep, it was not that easy! lol ... 3/5
Hallo, danke für den Unterricht.
The first sentence could also be "Realize, realize real lies," so two is also a valid answer.
5/5, which surprised me greatly, frankly speaking))