SKILL 5: LISTEN FOR WHO AND WHAT IN PASSIVE

SKILL 5: LISTEN FOR WHO AND WHAT IN PASSIVE


As we listen to each conversation in this part, we should be trying to set the situation in our mind. We should be thinking the following thoughts: Who is talking? What is the source of the information for the conversation?

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