1) ''I (am listening to/hear) you, mum, but I am listening/hear) badly.'' 2) we couldn't (hear/listen to) what he was speaking about. 3) '' (Listen to/Hear) us,'' the children asked. 4) Little Lizzy likes to (listen/hear) fairy tales.

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Arliana

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11 сентября, 22:05

1) ''I (am listening to/hear) you, mum, but I am listening/hear) badly.'' 2) we couldn't (hear/listen to) what he was speaking about. 3) '' (Listen to/Hear) us,'' the children asked. 4) Little Lizzy likes to (listen/hear) fairy tales.

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Максим Бессонов · Answer 1

1) "I (am listening to/hear) you, mum, but I am listening/hear) badly.'' - "I am listening to you, mum, but I hear badly.

2) We couldn't (hear/listen to) what he was speaking about. - We couldn't hear what he was speaking about.

3) " (Listen to/Hear) us," the children asked. - "Listen to us," the children asked.

4) Little Lizzy likes to (listen/hear) fairy tales. Little Lizzy likes to hear fairy tales.