Listening at length e.g. watching a TV soap, a film, and so on with no focus on testing the listenerโs understanding of the content is termed _______________
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______________ exchanges are message-oriented rather than listener-oriented thus the information needs to be got across accurately, clearly and coherently.
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________________uses are those in which language is being used primarily for communicating information.
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_________________ uses of language are those in which the primary purposes are social.
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_____________listening, which is what we tend to do in class, usually has a clearly- defined aim. It often occurs for study purposes.
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The two categories, interactional and transactional, are not polar.
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Watching television, listening to the radio, listening to announcements at the station, or listening to a lecture are examples of ____________
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___________________ listening is, typically, listening in conversations where the listener is also a speaker.
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listening to an announcement at an airport to find out which gate our flight leaves from is __________________.
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_________________ listening is for our own enjoyment: listening to a play or a concert, going to a poetry recital.
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______________ exchanges include things like greetings, small talk, party chat, and so on. Although some information may be relayed in the process, this is not the main purpose of it.