Anonymous
04-10-2004, 03:47 AM
Hi,
[1] Would you please rephrase these sentences into natural ones for me?
1. Would you watch the TV or (would you) rather [hear, listen to] some music?
2. [During a drive] Why don't we [hear, listen to, enjoy] some music?
3. I can't believe what [I'm hearing, I hear] here.
4. [In the early fall] If you listen closely, you can crickets chirping!
5. [In the late fall] If you listen closely, you can hear fallen leaves rustling.
[2] Would you please explain to me the difference in meaning between "to listen for something" and "to listen to something," if possible, with some example sentences?
Thanks in advance.
Have a good day.
[1] Would you please rephrase these sentences into natural ones for me?
1. Would you watch the TV or (would you) rather [hear, listen to] some music?
2. [During a drive] Why don't we [hear, listen to, enjoy] some music?
3. I can't believe what [I'm hearing, I hear] here.
4. [In the early fall] If you listen closely, you can crickets chirping!
5. [In the late fall] If you listen closely, you can hear fallen leaves rustling.
[2] Would you please explain to me the difference in meaning between "to listen for something" and "to listen to something," if possible, with some example sentences?
Thanks in advance.
Have a good day.