SKILL 6: LISTEN FOR WHO AND WHAT WITH MULTIPLE NOUNS

SKILL 6: LISTEN FOR WHO AND WHAT WITH MULTIPLE NOUNS


Who and what with multiple nouns.
When there are multiple nouns in a sentence, it is common for the answers to confuse which noun does what

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