True or false questions require candidates to understand the things listed in the dialogue or various choices. This part is usually with the progress of the dialogue, and the correct answer can be obtained by exclusion. The key to solving this problem is to understand the elements involved in each question first, and then listen carefully. As mentioned earlier, there are often differences and arguments in the dialogue, and decisions are often changed. This is the key to answering the question correctly. Pay attention to some turning words such as but, how and so on.

IELTS Listening Skills IV. Fill in the form question

This part tests the examinee's ability to grasp the details. Candidates are required to write down telephone numbers, names, addresses and other details. Candidates must write while listening. The key is to pay attention to nouns or names, numbers, people, food and place names. These topics usually appear in sequence.

Some jokes require candidates to fill in a form before listening to the dialogue. Some paragraphs require candidates to fill in several key elements in the form. Candidates must listen carefully to the key elements, and speakers sometimes emphasize some key elements, so candidates should pay attention.

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