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Cards (30)

  • Types of Listening
    • Active Listening
    • Empathic Listening
    • Critical Listening
    • Listening for Enjoyment
  • Active Listening - This involves listening carefully to determine clearly the message delivered by the other person.
  • Empathic Listening - This is an attempt to understand the other person. It is done by perceiving things from the other person's perspective.
  • Critical Listening - This is listening to challenge the merits of a spoken message. Here, we evaluate the accuracy, meaning, and purpose of the message.
  • Listening for Enjoyment - This is listening for fun and relaxation.
  • Coordinating Conjunctions - This joins similar kinds of words or word groups.
  • For - This indicates a cause.
  • And - This connects similar elements or shows the sequence of events.
  • But - This shows contrast or exception.
  • Or - This indicates alternatives, only one of which can be true or realized.
  • So - This indicates the effect of a particular action or cause.
  • Because - This indicates a cause or reason.
  • If - This indicates a condition.
  • Though - This indicates contrasting ideas.
  • When - This indicates time.
  • Where - This indicates place or location.
  • Coordinating Conjunctions:
    • For
    • And
    • But
    • Or
    • So
  • Subordinating Conjunctions:
    • Because
    • If
    • Though
    • When
    • Where
  • Intonations - Refers to the changes in the pitch of a speaker's voice.
  • Maxims of Conversation
    • Maxims of Quantity
    • Maxims of Quality
    • Maxims of Relation
    • Maxims of Manner
  • Maxims of Quantity - Only gives the amount of information required.
  • Maxims of Quality - Do not say what is false.
  • Maxims of Relation - Be relevant.
  • Maxims of Manner - Be clear and orderly.
  • Empathic verbs - Gives emphasis to a significant action.
  • Topic Outline - Contains only titles, key words, and phrases which give a brief overview of the contents of a text.
  • Plural - Do + Base form of the verb
  • Singular - Does + Base form of the verb
  • Skimming is one particular reading strategy that is essential for students. It is a selective reading method that focuses on the general idea of a text.
  • Scanning is a reading strategy that you need to be aware of. This reading method highlights particular details of a specific piece of information.