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 to see if you got it.
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Hello, thank you very much ….your lessons are cool
How we use “listen” and “hear” in past and future ?
take care
In the future tense, you can say “I will listen/hear” or “I am going to listen/hear”. In the simple past: “I listened”, or “I heard”. (pronounced like “herd” – the “a” is silent).
Those videos are interesting ,me used the word mixing when speaking and i am trying to learn a lot because all days used english thanks for teaching lesson free
ever since i started to learn english i studied with only ugly teachers till today,i’ll never forget what i’m learning at the present… c u in the other videos.
Hello, you are one of my favourite teachers. I am from Brazil and I am writing just to thank you for the great lessons. I am learning so much
I would like to do (Or make or…I have a question about it) a suggestion: Please, upload lessons on possessive case, it would help me and so many people.
Thanks for every lesson. May God bless you!
Your sincerely,
Valldecy
Thanks Valldecy,
You can say “I would make a suggestion”, or “I have a request”, or “Could you please make a video about…”
I’m so sorry but I don’t understand what you video you want… I don’t know what you mean by “possessive case”. Could you please give me an example so that I can help you?
Hello, Thanks for the nice things you are doing! I want to ask you some questions, but I can not log in the forum, maybe it’s a problem. Hope you’ll fix it soon!
hello,
it is a very nice and simple lesson but very important as it shows who can talk English professional ( he knows that difference for sure) .,
thanks a lot .
hi! I’m very thankful I found this website of yours. Thank you for all the information… Those grammar, pronounciation and confusing words. My english are becoming better now. You’re great! keep it up!
HI TEACHER!
I don’t know how to thank you because you are a very good teacher when I joined you my english is better now after watching your lesson I teached alot.
THANKS ALOT
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It is my pleasure to listen your wisdom. I am from Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. I was wondering if we could get together sometime in this year in order to listen your valuable lectures of English.
Hi Ronnie,how are you?My name is Cornelia,I’m from Romania.You are very,very swit and very,very good teacher.You are amaizing!Sorry,my english is verry bed,but I study very hard evry day,because next month I gonna go to London.Congratulation!
Hello,
I found your website through youtube.com, it is very helpful and Ronnie you are a really good teacher. The information you are providing about the english words and grammer that is so helpful. I apriciate it. Thanks
thank you for your lesson but it’s dificult for me to hear you. i can’t hear you clearly. Can you help me. I’m a Vietnammese, but i really want to improve my English. Thanks.
hi all of teachers.you all of is realy good.i love you alls.but miss sara steve i dont know his name.but she is my best teacher…..and she is best all in the world….thanks and bye
I have a question. When we talk on the phone, the other person can ask like this: ” Can you hear me (what I am saying)?” I think we concentrate on talking on the phone. Then why do we say like that?
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Hi Ronnie.i’m from pakistan.you are doing great job keep it up thnx.plz can u explain me.hw to use words keep & put.plz i will wait
Keep means to remain. Eg.. I will keep this apple for 3 days. (The apple will remain for 3 days).
Put means to place or position something somewhere. Eg.. I put the apple on the table. (I placed/positioned the apple on the table).
THANKS RONNIE FOR ALL LESSON, MY ENGLISH IS BECOME BETTER AFTER I BEGAN WATCH YOUR VIDEO. I THINK YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD.YOUR WAY TO TEACH IS EASY TO UNDERSTAND,THANKS A LOT AND GOD BLESS YOU EVERY DAY.
It was wanderful lesson. I love EngVid site so much because of two reason: the first one it is free and the second one makes you understand easily… Thanks
but whenever,usually we taLK ON PHONE,if we cant hear the other person,they usually ask r u hearing me,even if we r concentrating on what they are saying,then y they prefer to use,r u hearing me?
Well,actually when we talk on phone,we’re sending sounds,so the talker says:”are u hearing me??” means are you receiving my sounds? and when the talker says :” are you listening to me?” here the focus is on the inforamtion and the speech he is giving to you.
Bievely,as Ms Ronnie said,listening has to do with concentration,and hearing has to do with sounds regardless its meanings.
i hope that my sharing was clear and helpful!!
Hi! Ronnie,
Very interesting lesson i’ve learned a lot on this site and i begin to improve my english even for a couple of days. I enjoyed listening to your video lessons it is very useful and help me a lot beacause I’m not good in grammar I can undersntand english but it feels me so hard to speak when someone is talking with me.
Hello my bessssssst teacher Ronnie!! First i hope you’re doing well.I just want to tell you that all your videos are so important for me due to the great explanations you give,and for this reason i listen to all of them carefuly,there is no chance for the verb”hear” while watching your interesting videos lol,so i listen to your videos and i don’t just hear them.
Thank you so much(by the way please keep to be cheerful and smily all time because you look very nice my best teacher!)
Hi Ronnie!
Thank you for the lesson.
I have a one question. What about poetry? Do we listen to the poetry or do we hear the poetry? I remember that once I faced with the phrase “I heard the poetry”. Is it an exception? Or we just don’t pay much attention to the poetry? :)
Is there any other exception?
Hi Ronnie, your videos are excellent, I have a little trouble with verbs wich need “to” to work, Could you do a video about that? It would be very useful for me. Thank you
what is the past form of learn?? Its learnt or learned??? I always use learnt…. but above my mates are using learned as past form…. That’s why I’m confused now…. :S O R WE CAN USE BOTH AS PAST OF LEARN???
In British English (and Canadian) we use learnt.
In American English, they use learned!
Thanks alot for the lessons.iam really enjoyed with it. Please if you can give us lesson for speaking in IELTS exam.iam so worry about it. Please tell us how to pass these exam in easily way
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Hi, I´m from México, and I just want to say thank you so much for all the clases, all of you are great!!!!!
You make me feel very happy cause I can understand everything.
Hello, thank you very much ….your lessons are cool
How we use “listen” and “hear” in past and future ?
take care
In the future tense, you can say “I will listen/hear” or “I am going to listen/hear”. In the simple past: “I listened”, or “I heard”. (pronounced like “herd” – the “a” is silent).
I like to listen to my teacher and I like her acting during the lesson, and she is very intelegent teacher.
Thanks for your lesson :-)
I always enjoy your interesting and useful classes
Thanks Teacher again
Thank you for this interesting lesson. :)
Hi all,
I am listening to you all the time.
it is really interesting lecture.
Good luck,
See you ^_^
hello
Thanks very much, it’s a good lesson.
Have a nice day!
Those videos are interesting ,me used the word mixing when speaking and i am trying to learn a lot because all days used english thanks for teaching lesson free
ever since i started to learn english i studied with only ugly teachers till today,i’ll never forget what i’m learning at the present… c u in the other videos.
Hello, you are one of my favourite teachers. I am from Brazil and I am writing just to thank you for the great lessons. I am learning so much
I would like to do (Or make or…I have a question about it) a suggestion: Please, upload lessons on possessive case, it would help me and so many people.
Thanks for every lesson. May God bless you!
Your sincerely,
Valldecy
Thanks Valldecy,
You can say “I would make a suggestion”, or “I have a request”, or “Could you please make a video about…”
I’m so sorry but I don’t understand what you video you want… I don’t know what you mean by “possessive case”. Could you please give me an example so that I can help you?
he wanted to tell you i think possesive pronouns like mine,my,yours,ours,their,hers,his.
Thank you!
i will be taking my ielts..and this site is of great help.
thank you
Hello! I love your lessons! I know the difference between listen and hear. Thank you^^
Good lesson, thank you.
Have a great day!
Cris
i wuold like all the lessons and i wish to emprove my English langueg and i thank all the share this web thk u.
There is a spelling mistake with “concentrating”.
Hi,Im Naeem Khan from Pakistan and i’m really happy for this site.tnx
Hi!
Thank you for the lesson. It helps! Goodluck!
thats great !!!
Thank you!!!
Dear instructor
I was listen to you and I was very happy knowing the differnce between listen and hear.
thanks keep on
THANK YOU
Thank you a lot!!!
I was listening to you my teacher. We must listen and not hear to understand our teachers.
I love your voice.
Hello, Thanks for the nice things you are doing! I want to ask you some questions, but I can not log in the forum, maybe it’s a problem. Hope you’ll fix it soon!
Thanks for your presentation…It’s nice..and i’m understand…
hello,
it is a very nice and simple lesson but very important as it shows who can talk English professional ( he knows that difference for sure) .,
thanks a lot .
I like it coz theirs a test after
i must be listen about your lesson because i hearing your voice…. :)
thank a lot teacher…..
thanke you
It is useful lesson.
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I am waiting for your following video.
I am waiting it impatiently.
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I love your voice.
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you are great teacher
i am always listening your teach with 100% attention. Thanks a lot.
thank you for your lesson
Thank you very much!
I’m from Russia.
You are great teacher!
Thank You!!!!!!!
thank you, you make me listen to you Automatically
Listen and hear, are both important so I learned a lot.
I’m from Brasil. His classes are wonderful. I have learned a lot. Thank you and God be with you.
Thanks Ronnie, your class about listen and hear was so good, and the others ones are good too. =)
Thanks Ronnie , l love you alot . I’m new studnt learn english I hope help me
Hi! Im from Russia. Thanks a lot! it`s a very usefull lesson.
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i like most
i pry to my allah to bestow u a great virtue for that
all thanks are sent to all teachers in this unique and awesome website. i do really understand English better and better.
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thank you so much teacher for that lesson
and I wait more of them
I like your lesson so much
Good lesson! It made me clear.Thank you
Dildar khan
Thank you!!! You are very good teacher and your lessons are very interesting…I can understand everything…:)
Learn english by you, is very fanny, and course instructive. Thanks!
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HI TEACHER!
I don’t know how to thank you because you are a very good teacher when I joined you my english is better now after watching your lesson I teached alot.
THANKS ALOT
you are the best teacher for us..
Thanks you kindly.
Thanks a lot for your effort. I enjoy this kind of learning
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I think I should watch your lessons to improve my English
I am from Polish. This is a country in central Europe. Many thanks for the lesson. I would like to have such a teacher like you :-).
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Teacher, excuse me.
The word correct is concentrating, not concretating.
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ferbau
it,s great. but sometime it’s so hard to understand all what you said
Hi to all teachers
It is my pleasure to listen your wisdom. I am from Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. I was wondering if we could get together sometime in this year in order to listen your valuable lectures of English.
I am looking forward to hearing from
Hi, thank you very much for you interesting lessons, i really enjoy your different way in teaching english, i like English because of you.
thank you,,, i just now start to learn english
Was great this lesson, congratulations teacher I’m gratefull
Hi Ronnie,how are you?My name is Cornelia,I’m from Romania.You are very,very swit and very,very good teacher.You are amaizing!Sorry,my english is verry bed,but I study very hard evry day,because next month I gonna go to London.Congratulation!
I love the way you explain things . thanks a lot, this site is very help full for learning English .
Hello,
I found your website through youtube.com, it is very helpful and Ronnie you are a really good teacher. The information you are providing about the english words and grammer that is so helpful. I apriciate it. Thanks
thank you for your lesson but it’s dificult for me to hear you. i can’t hear you clearly. Can you help me. I’m a Vietnammese, but i really want to improve my English. Thanks.
hi all of teachers.you all of is realy good.i love you alls.but miss sara steve i dont know his name.but she is my best teacher…..and she is best all in the world….thanks and bye
I have a question. When we talk on the phone, the other person can ask like this: ” Can you hear me (what I am saying)?” I think we concentrate on talking on the phone. Then why do we say like that?
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thank you teacher ,
i need that another question alot
Thank you :)
hi
it is exciting
Thank you so much. I love your teaching style.
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claudio/Brazil
thank u so mch! now it will gonna help me to speaking english :)
Thank you ………
dear Ronnie
you are writting on the black board concretrating do you mean concetrating ?
thank you
Thank you a lot for you lessons. I’m very happy with this site. I’ll watch all the videos…
Hello, dear teacher. I like to your teaching methods. I’m going to watch your all videos. Goodluck
mam u were saying pronounciation but it is pronunciation kindly clarify
tnx for the lesson..it is very helpful..
thanks
great, i like it, thanks for your lesson
hi you are great,and im of brazil.thank you for this lesson,and now,i know the difference,have a nice day.
Hi Ronnie.i’m from pakistan.you are doing great job keep it up thnx.plz can u explain me.hw to use words keep & put.plz i will wait
Keep means to remain. Eg.. I will keep this apple for 3 days. (The apple will remain for 3 days).
Put means to place or position something somewhere. Eg.. I put the apple on the table. (I placed/positioned the apple on the table).
Put or keep … whats major difference??
What if I write ” We should keep a complain box in all police station”
Or should I write ” We should put a complain box in all police station”
Keep means to have something already there and not remove it.
Put means it was not there before and it is a new thing!
thakn you so much i get it,now when ever i get confuse in english,i WIll ask for a help to u,will u help me always na?
thank you so much.
thank you so much.i am not expecting that u will reply me.well thnx
sorry i mean i was not expecting
I always listen when Ms. Ronnie teach.
can you explain us,what’s the difrence between look and see.thanx
I have already done a lesson on that topic! Search Engvid and you will find it!
THANKS RONNIE FOR ALL LESSON, MY ENGLISH IS BECOME BETTER AFTER I BEGAN WATCH YOUR VIDEO. I THINK YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER IN THE WORLD.YOUR WAY TO TEACH IS EASY TO UNDERSTAND,THANKS A LOT AND GOD BLESS YOU EVERY DAY.
HELLO! I’comefrom Thailand.I am interesting with you because your viodeo is good.
i am pretty much interested abut your lessons
Thanks for your lesson, very clear y simple.
I learn more with your videos what in my ESL and I see my mistakes.
thanks.
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Thanks for your helps, by the time very kind of you
i don´t understand when i need used was and did..
Was is the past of the verb “to be”. Did is the past of “do”.
yeah
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i want to thank you about all your efforts in order to help us to improve our skills in the english language thank you very much
your lesson is very easy and i like your way of teaching…that is very help full…i learned many things from your lessons…thanks Miss Ronnie
hello ms Ronnie
thanks for you good lecture
good luck *_*
Hello Ms Ronnie.
Thank you very much for the lesson. It is very useful to me. (On white board is the word
“concretrating or concentrating?)Anyway you have good time.
concentrating
hi , i m from india. i like the way of ur teaching.. thank u very much.. i love ur lessons
teacher,it’s not to say but it must be said that u wrote wrong spelling of CONCENTRATION on board, i hope u won’t mind
,thanks.
I ALSO noted it dear,but dear mistakes made by a persons,even by a scholars,so its ok
Thank you,I am learning a lot with these classes.
I like it thanks
I love these lesons..inrestng & useful
tanx teacher
Hi Ronnie,Hope u are Ok.Your lesson is ver interesting and helpful to me.Thanks a lot.
Tks for your help, i enjoyed your class a lot!
It was wanderful lesson. I love EngVid site so much because of two reason: the first one it is free and the second one makes you understand easily… Thanks
thank you Ronnie, I really enjoy your lesson and I understand %100 best teacher your.
Hi Ronnie,thanks 4 the effort u make to teaching us. alway listen to yuor heart babe.
HEY RONNNIE,hye,,need ur some help,which sentence is More preferable,I am hearing to you,Or,I am listening to you
I am listening to you
but whenever,usually we taLK ON PHONE,if we cant hear the other person,they usually ask r u hearing me,even if we r concentrating on what they are saying,then y they prefer to use,r u hearing me?
All the time it happens…
Well,actually when we talk on phone,we’re sending sounds,so the talker says:”are u hearing me??” means are you receiving my sounds? and when the talker says :” are you listening to me?” here the focus is on the inforamtion and the speech he is giving to you.
Bievely,as Ms Ronnie said,listening has to do with concentration,and hearing has to do with sounds regardless its meanings.
i hope that my sharing was clear and helpful!!
Thanks you very much
Hi, I have one question and that is Are you hearing to me ? Is this sentence is Correct?
No, There isn’t the preposition when you use the verb Hear… Only the verb listen to!
This lession, I like it very much
I was just hearing it!
I’m kidding… Thanks for Helping me!
bye!
Good lesson, thank you
Thanks a lot.Now I learned. Lily from Brazil
Thankz…..
cud u plz tel me how do we pronounce dese words
‘cotyledon’nd ‘opinionated’
‘cotyledon’nd =????????? I have no idea what you mean – this is not an English word.
opinionated = O-pin-yin-a-tid
Thanks Ronnie. Lily from Brazil
Thanks Ronnie…
You are the best English instructor to me & your style very exciting…
Nesma from Egypt.
Hi Ronnie,
i have understand the difference between listen & hear. thanks.
James
South Sudan
Hi! Ronnie,
Very interesting lesson i’ve learned a lot on this site and i begin to improve my english even for a couple of days. I enjoyed listening to your video lessons it is very useful and help me a lot beacause I’m not good in grammar I can undersntand english but it feels me so hard to speak when someone is talking with me.
Thank you so much…
Hi! Thanks for the explanation it will help me to write an essay about these two verbs.
Hi! Thanks for the explanation I was really listening this video.
hi Ronnie!! We always have fun with engvid classes. The best teachers that you tube has ever had!!
hi i come her first time. i lkied here. but i want speak english very vell.pls help to me. if i listening here can i learning english?
Yes, you can learn English! Good Luck!
thank pls help to me how i use here?and i learning english
I like your lessons,they are nice and usefull for us.Thanks
I am learning english so I want say and talk with english teacher, but in my school everyone is vietnames so it is dificult to learn, but I like it
Hello my bessssssst teacher Ronnie!! First i hope you’re doing well.I just want to tell you that all your videos are so important for me due to the great explanations you give,and for this reason i listen to all of them carefuly,there is no chance for the verb”hear” while watching your interesting videos lol,so i listen to your videos and i don’t just hear them.
Thank you so much(by the way please keep to be cheerful and smily all time because you look very nice my best teacher!)
Hi Ronnie!
Thank you for the lesson.
I have a one question. What about poetry? Do we listen to the poetry or do we hear the poetry? I remember that once I faced with the phrase “I heard the poetry”. Is it an exception? Or we just don’t pay much attention to the poetry? :)
Is there any other exception?
No we listen to poetry.
Thank you for your response!
Hi Ronnie, your videos are excellent, I have a little trouble with verbs wich need “to” to work, Could you do a video about that? It would be very useful for me. Thank you
Very Nice and useful lectures.
Are you know Ronnie, You are great
hi Ronnie iam from kurdstan..i like u r lessons..iam student in english department
Thank you so much
what is the past form of learn?? Its learnt or learned??? I always use learnt…. but above my mates are using learned as past form…. That’s why I’m confused now…. :S O R WE CAN USE BOTH AS PAST OF LEARN???
In British English (and Canadian) we use learnt.
In American English, they use learned!
Thanks alot for the lessons.iam really enjoyed with it. Please if you can give us lesson for speaking in IELTS exam.iam so worry about it. Please tell us how to pass these exam in easily way
Sorry I do not know about the IELTS test.