English Vocabulary - Listen & Hear - What's the difference?

www.engvid.com/ Are you listening? Can you hear me? What's the difference between LISTEN and HEAR in English? Watch this free lesson to find out, then take the quiz at www.engvid.com/english-vocabul... to see if you got it.

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I could listen to you every day! You have wonderful English classes.

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you did it easy to understand the difference between listen and hear, you're amazing thank for that.

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[@robertthierryetoandongo2794]

thank you the explanation on the bifference between listen and hear was quite clear there will no more be confusion in my mind any longer on that issue.

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[@sharikzafar3733]

I understand difference between hear and listen it's very easy common difference hear mean ignore sound outside and listen is very carefully in the classroom listen to the teacher it's easy after watch your video thank you very much..❤️❤️

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Excellent explanation about listen and hear

[@edulevino2406]

Wow! It’s so easy. Thanks

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This was really helpful!! Thanks Ronnie, best regards ✨

[@KIRLES26]

thank you very much I heard everything you said.

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That's what I needed, thanks for explaining this. I got everything :3

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[@oirambarr]

concretrating??? Need some concentration!!
I love ur lessons!

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@seema0880
You can say I wear shoes, that is correct!
Wear is a verb.

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My native language is Spanish. I didn't know the difference. Thanks a lot :)

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[@roypinto5534]

Hi there,
Thank you very much for the great effort you have put into helping us out.
My one request would be in help us to pronounce the letters between V in a word because most of the time it sounds like WE. For example "VOW"

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oh teeacher concentrating is grammatically right, most people have problems with the words likes this. eg antarctida-atractida, N-И, etc=) i like the way u teach! i'm your fan

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I hear you!

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[@khanwaqar7703]

Teacher I have question, e.g I am glad to heard from you. Can we say I am glad to listened from you . Which one is right? And what the background behind the correct one please need suggestions.

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Hi r u there?

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What's use of 'There'.

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[@wahabmishwani4173]

can we have a lesson for watch,look and see that what is the difference between these

[@cesarbasave938]

Is concretrating or is concetrating??

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[@nezavisemost]

Concentrating

[@edgaralexander2430]

thanks Ronnie for your good lesson, but I want to know which is true. 1: Did you listen to me? or did you hear me?

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Attackers gathered against me,
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Amen and Amen

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She says "ok" like Mr. Garry.
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Thanks for those videos.

[@lubabaranova9553]

Dear Ronnie, can you explain me please, when people saying :" have you heard the news", does it mean that they heard the news but not very carefully?

[@fercblue]

Hello, it means that the person doesn't know if you already know about the news so they asking if you already know them. Have you heard the news? = do you already know what happened? It is not related to the attention or care. Hope it helped.

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pretty teacher
what's the meaning of CONCRETRATING?

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:)
now it's easy

[@tgchan]

Isn't "to" an adverb or preposition? Never heard of it, being a "verb" . Though, I don't know much. Thank you, Veronica.

[@Lydia05022000]

+tgchan to is not a verb.

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Stare and gaze.What's the difference?

[@ChristianMartinez-ye4fz]

you look thin teacher Ronnie, I would like to learn about the use of RATHER

[@norleneolano4928]

It must have been spelled as "concentrating." ☺