620 – Listen For, In, To, Up, & With

Did you know that you can listen for something, listen in on something, listen to something, listen with something, and even listen up! Let’s study together.

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I like all different kinds of music, but I usually listen to jazz and classical rock.
Julian said that listening to the news every day is depressing. I agree.
Ann told her kids to be sure to listen to the teacher in school.
Okay Kim, listen to You have got to cut down on eating junk food or you’re going to end up in the hospital.
Alexander went to the beach to watch a vintage airplane show. When it got close to the starting time, he said that everyone was carefully listening for the planes.
I ordered pizza for lunch for everyone, so listen for the delivery person.
On Christmas Eve, all of the kids were in their beds listening for Santa to come and visit.
There’s a jazz historian who has a radio program every Saturday at 6 PM. It’s an interesting show and I listen in whenever I have the chance.
Last night at the restaurant, there was a couple having a very intense disagreement and I couldn’t help listening in on their conversation.
I’m really glad that you’ve found my podcast. Thanks a bunch for listening in.
Okay everybody listen up. We’re going to start our hike up the mountain tomorrow and everyone needs to be at the meeting point no later than 6 AM.
Everyone? Everyone? Listen up. The company president is about to arrive, so I need everyone here to stand up when he enters the room.
Watching a movie while listening with the sound bar is so much more realistic than just listening with the speakers in the TV itself.
Angelika likes to watch YouTube on the train and she’s always listening with her headphones.
Karen said that usually her teenage son listens with half an ear whenever she gives him advice.
I kind of missed the point of the story because I was just listening with half an ear.

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