English Listening Games

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Spectacular ideas! Thanks a lot for such useful material

I want few advices from your experience teacher. Do you mind giving me you email to contact you?

Thank you so much sir, I really benefit from your videos
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Thank you so much!!!!!

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Oceans of thanks for your sharing!

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I teach English as a secondary language in Sri Lanka and I'm pretty sure that my kids are going to love theses exciting ideas! Thank you very much for doing this wonderful video. Already liked and subscribed!

These activities are really interesting and enjoyable, thank you!

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Tomorrow I need to teach about listening 😊

such great ideas! thank you!!

Perfect,Thank u:)

greetings from South Africa. This is helpful, thank you :)

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excellent!! If only I had enough students to try out these great activities... THANK YOU!

I use "listen and draw" with my younger students..... great listening comprehension exercise.

OMG... still Simon says.... what era are we in now... pardon my being blunt.

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It is very useful for my assignment ☺

Pls give example video in side box

I'm korean who wants to become an English teacher. Recently, i wonder how i can interest my students in listening activities. After i found your video, i shouted "Eureka." Thank you so much for this useful video!

brilliant, please add other possible activities for EFL learners. thanks.

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Another fine video Eric. My, how we have done similar stuff over the years…And I am talking 29 years of teaching all ages.
12-13 year olds being my favs.
And my favourite thing to do is music.
The song lyrics, and film role plays are always fun in class because the pupils are still innocent and still keen to stand up and take part…

As they get to the age of the “turkey” as they say where I am in Europe, they tend to become introvert and lose that “get up and make a fool of oneself” attitude which I use with myself being the focal point to get them more involved!
Yes! Some great ideas!
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Wow.! 😊 love it.

You look like both Willem Defoe and David Bowie altogether.

yaa these activities are beneficial

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Excellent Video, Eric; however, I would like to earn about some listening activities that I can use online for "zero-level" English learners- newly arrived refugees.

MINIMAL PAIRS.
(A) Write numbers 1 to 10 on board.
(B) Ss write down 5 or 6 numbers (any random order).
(C) T writes minimal pairs on board NEXT TO the numbers, eg. 1) eyes 2) ice 3) kitchen 4) chicken 5) sixty 6) sixteen. 
(D) In turns, each S stand up and say their number by using only the WORDs (not number).
(E) Meanwhile, the other Ss listen (to words) and write down the NUMBER.

STEP-BY-STEP
Give the little monsters an A4 and a second paper with INSTRUCTIONS (about how to make a paper plane, or origami dinosaur)

This is a valuable video thanks for sharing

Interesting activities my students loved some of them ,Thanks for sharing.

is there any game for adult learner?

Thank you for these great ideas.

Amazing activities!!!.
Thank you so much,Im sure Students dont get bored,and understand the language

Simon says you very much South African :))

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Thank you!, Interesting activities .

I really learn alot very helpful for me nd my students thanks

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What an amazing bunch of engaging activities! We have No bag day in school every Wednesday! I'll definitely incorporate your activities in my next English language class❤

Wow thank you!!! Now I know how to make listening lessons more fun!

Excellent, 😊

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Nicely done!!