Discussing on Campus: Listening Exercises

In listening sections below, two students discuss about their courses on campus.

Man:

Wait up. I need to ask you about something.

Woman:

Oh, hi Jack.

Action Question Types in Listening Sections

In listening, the question type may ask about an action. Here, we give one example that you can try to understand what the type means

Man:

John's grades in math are incredibly low. Maybe he needs a tutor to get through the class.

Woman:

That could be true, but we should talk to him first.

Implication Type: Listening Practices in The TOEFL

In general, the implication question asks a suggestion that something is true or regards as a necessary result.

First question:

Woman:

The milk in the refrigerator is sour. I don't think it's drinkable.

Man:

No joke. The expiration date was three weeks ago.