DO listen to and read the instructions. Make sure you understand what you are
listening for and what you have to do.
DO use the time allowed before hearing each recording to read through all the
questions carefully, so you are prepared for what you hear.
DO use the information on the question paper to help you follow the listening text.
DO look carefully at what is printed before and after the gap in Part 2 and think
about the kind of information that you are listening for.
DO write only the missing information on the answer sheet.
DO write your answers as clearly as possible in Part 2, using capital letters.
DO check that your idea of what the correct answer is when you first hear the
recording is confirmed when you hear it for the second time.
DO remember that any wrong answer you discover in Part 3 when hearing the
recording for a second time may affect your other answers.
DO concentrate on understanding in as much depth as possible what speakers say,
especially in Parts 1, 3 and 4; don’t be distracted by individual words and
phrases.
DO answer all the questions – even if you are not sure; you’ve probably understood
more than you think.
DO make sure that you copy your answers accurately onto the answer sheet.
DON’T rephrase what you hear in Part 2; do write down the figure(s) or word(s) that you
hear spoken.
DON’T complicate an answer in Part 2 by writing extra, irrelevant information.
DON’T spend too much time on a question you are having difficulty with, as you may
miss the next question.
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