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Listening Section 4                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Useful language : following the speaker                                                                                                                                                                               When completing a table ( or notes, flow-chart, etc.) it is important to listen for verbal signals that show when the speaker is moving from one aspect of the topic to another.  This helps you to be in the right place for each answer.                                                                                                                                                                                        Here are four kinds of verbal signal you can listen for:                                          

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Listening Section 4                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Useful language : following the speaker                                                                                                                                                                               When completing a table ( or notes, flow-chart, etc.) it is important to listen for verbal signals that show when the speaker is moving from one aspect of the topic to another.  This helps you to be in the right place for each answer.                                                                                                                                                                                        Here are four kinds of verbal signal you can listen for:                                          

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When completing a table ( or notes, flow-chart, etc.) it is important to listen for verbal signals that show when the speaker is moving from one aspect of the topic to another.  This helps you to be in the right place for each answer.

|  Here are four kinds of verbal signal you can listen for:
A.  Introducing a new aspect of the topic
B.   Developing the topic further
C.   Introducing an example
D.  Referring back

Read these expressions and mark each one A, B, C or D to show what kind of verbal signal it could be.  For some expressions, you can use more than one letter.

1.   The reason for this was…

2.   Now I want to explain a little about…

3.   Among these well-established trades, one was…

4.   Next there’s the problem of …

5.   Another experiment demonstrates…

6.   I’ve been asked to talk to you about…

7.   It’s important to recognise…

8.   Now I’d like to talk about…

9.   Anyway, for all these reasons…

10.  An another thing was…

11.   So I want to start by…

12.   Before I talk to you in detail about…

13.    I’m going to describe for you…

14.    The first one concerns…

15.    Another interesting result…

16.   Another way of doing this was…

17.   So, we’ve looked briefly at…

18.   Lastly, but this is really important…

19.   Another variation is…

I’ll now tell you how…