listen out
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo pay attention in order to hear a particular sound.
Listen out for your name to be called.
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Hypnotism - 6 Minute English
- And listen out for the first thing he mentions:
And listen out for the first thing he mentions:
- And listen out for the first thing he mentions.
And listen out for the first thing he mentions.
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- Another one to listen out for is the 2 Dollar coin the Towney!
Another one to listen out for is the 2 Dollar coin the Towney!
- Another one to listen out for is the $2 coin, the toonie.
Another one to listen out for is the $2 coin, the toonie.
Learn to talk about walks in the countryside in 6 minutes!
- Listen out for the answer at the end of the programme.
Listen out for the answer at the end of the programme.
- Neil: Listen out for the answer at the end
Neil: Listen out for the answer at the end
Learn how intelligent the octopus is in 6 minutes!
- Listen out for the answer at the end of the programme, just to see how right or wrong you are.
Listen out for the answer at the end of the programme, just to see how right or wrong you are.
- Neil: Wow! Listen out for the answer at
Neil: Wow! Listen out for the answer at
Does being taller mean you earn more at work? Watch 6 Minute English
- Well, listen out for the answer at the end of the programme.
Well, listen out for the answer at the end of the programme.
- Well, listen out for the answer at the
Well, listen out for the answer at the
VOCABULARY: How to use time expressions with in, on and at
- We also use "at" in other time expressions. Listen out for them in this clip.
We also use "at" in other time expressions. Listen out for them in this clip.
- Good. Now let's listen to another clip with more time expressions. This time, listen out for the time expression with "in".
Good. Now let's listen to another clip with more time expressions. This time, listen out for the time expression with "in".
Study English - Series 3, Episode 22: Talking About Holidays and Leisure Time
- Now listen out for one more example of a verb followed by the infinitive:
Now listen out for one more example of a verb followed by the infinitive:
- Now listen out for one more example of a verb followed by the infinitive.
Now listen out for one more example of a verb followed by the infinitive.
Basic English Lesson: LISTEN or HEAR?
- can use "listen", you can "listen out" for something. That's a different preposition.
can use "listen", you can "listen out" for something. That's a different preposition.
- "Will you listen out for the phone? And answer the phone for me while I'm not here? Take a message",
"Will you listen out for the phone? And answer the phone for me while I'm not here? Take a message",
BBC 6 Minute English August 27, 2015 - Evolution before Darwin
- And listen out for the word she uses to mean close friends and supporters.
And listen out for the word she uses to mean close friends and supporters.
- And listen out for the word she uses to mean 'close friends and supporters'.
And listen out for the word she uses to mean 'close friends and supporters'.
Why do people like sad music? Listen to 6 Minute English
- Listen out for the name of the hormone he mentions.
Listen out for the name of the hormone he mentions.
- Listen out for the name
Listen out for the name