In-Jung Cho & Young-A Cho - Korean Through Active Listening - Listening Comprehension Tasks For Elementary Students (Book One) Album

Tracklist

1	Task 50 (Continued)
2	Task 52: Making Suggestions And Agreeing (I)
3	Task 35: Asking For And Giving Birthdates
4	Task 24: Making Appointments - Time
5	Task 13: Asking About Things In The Fridge
6	Task 38: Talking About Importing And Exporting (I)
7	Task 37: Asking And Talking About Where People Are From
8	Task 8: Describing What You're Doing
9	Task 2: The Alphabet (II)
10	Task 23: Asking And Telling The Time - Quarter Hours & Half Hours (II)
11	Task 33: Asking And Telling Prices (II)
12	Task 4: Greeting
13	Task 6: Asking And Talking About Destinations
14	Task 14: Asking For Things In Shops
15	Task 1: The Alphabet (I)
16	Introduction
17	Conclusion
18	Task 18: Try Your Luck!!!
19	Task 10: Pure Korean Numbers 1-10
20	Task 25: Making Appointments - Days Of The Week
21	Task 20: Asking And Telling The Time - Hours (I)
22	Task 27: Asking And Talking About Likes And Dislikes
23	Task 48: Listening To A Class Time Table Announcement
24	Task 26: Making Appointments - Day And Time
25	Task 30: Asking For And Giving Birthdays
26	Task 47: Asking And Talking About Past Events
27	Task 28: Asking And Talking About Shopping
28	Task 39: Talking About Importing And Exporting (II)
29	Task 59: Adverbs Of Frequency
30	Task 46: Asking For And Giving Information About Name, Age, And Occupation
31	Task 12: Ordering Things In A Coffee Shop
32	Task 17: Sino-Korean Numbers 10-100 By Ten
33	Task 19: Sino-Korean Numbers 0-100
34	Task 40: Following Simple Directions
35	Task 36: Asking And Talking About Nationality
36	Task 45: Asking For Locations And Heights Of Mountains
37	Task 41 (Continued)
38	Task 49: Asking And Talking About Travelling To School
39	Task 44: Asking And Talking About Location & Activity In A House
40	Task 31: Asking And Telling Prices (I)
41	Task 50: Talking About Workplace And Travelling To Work
42	Task 42: Locating Food And Drink Items In A Supermarket
43	Task 9 (Continued)
44	Task 9: Asking And Talking About Habits
45	Task 15: Sino-Korean Numbers 0-10
46	Task 57: Asking And Replying Where Places Are (III)
47	Task 11: Pure Korean Numbers 11-20
48	Task 19 (Continued)
49	Task 55: Asking And Replying Where Places Are (I)
50	Task 58: Asking And Replying Where Places Are (IV)
51	Task 29: Asking And Telling The Date
52	Task 51: Talking About Workplace And Travelling To Work And About Family Members
53	Task 16: Sino-Korean Numbers 11-20
54	Task 3: The Alphabet (III)
55	Task 43: Locating Things In A House
56	Task 56: Asking And Replying Where Places Are (II)
57	Task 5: Saying Goodbye
58	Task 54: Making Suggestions And Agreeing (III)
59	Task 53: Making Suggestions And Agreeing (II)
60	Task 22: Asking And Telling The Time - Hours (II)
61	Task 34: Asking For And Giving Telephone Numbers
62	Task 21: Asking And Telling The Time - Quarter Hours & Half Hours (I)
63	Task 32: Ordering Things In A Fast Food Restaurant
64	Task 41: Asking And Talking About Locations In A Building
65	Task 7: Asking And Talking About Activities

Notes

Cassette labels give incorrect content information for some sides:
Side B: Task 10 ~ 19
Side D: Task 31 ~ 40
Side E: Task 41 ~ 49
Side F: Task 50 ~ 60
Actual content is given in the track listing below.

Book notes:
Copyright (c) 1995 by In-Jung Cho & Young-A Cho.
First published in 1995 by Hollym International Corp.
Second printing, 1996
Published simultaneously in Korea by Hollym Corporation; Publishers.
Printed in Korea.

Album

Young-A Cho was born in Korea and earned degrees of B. in Korean education from Hong-Ik University and M. in Korean linguistics from Korea University. Her publications include several papers on Korean linguistics and Teaching Korean as a Second Language, and six books on learning for foreigners. Read more. Series: Listening Comprehension Tasks for Elementary Students Book 2. Paperback: 104 pages. Korean Through Active Listening 1 & 2. 5 Australia License. Book 1 PDF, Audio Files ZIP, 113 MB. Book 2 PDF, Audio Files ZIP, 274 MB. Elementary A2 listening. Are you an elementary CEFR level A2 learner of English Practise and improve your listening skills with these listenings and exercises. Eating out. Listen carefully to the conversation in a restaurant and do the exercises to practise and improve your listening skills. Free time. Start by marking Korean Through Active Listening Vol. 1 as Want to Read: Want to Read saving Want to Read. It makes learning Korean as well as listening to Korean easy and fun. This book is intended to help the learner listen for meaning not listen to every word to do a task. Please note that this is the new version of Elementary Task-Centered Listening Comprehension of Korean. This book is intensive listening comprehension course for beginner to advanced beginner-level students. ISBN 13: 9781565910577. In-Jung Cho, Young-A Cho. An Intensive Course In Listening Comprehension For Beginner to Advanced Beginner Level for Adults or Secondary School Students who have Just Started Korean or who have Studied Koreana Little. Consists of 59 Tasks Based on Everyday Situations to Help Students to Listen for Meaning, not to Try to Listen to Every single word. Recordings are of Native Korean Speakers. Ready to completely understand Korean Even Advanced conversations This Korean Listening Comprehension Series tests you on your listening and makes sure International Corporation, 2015. 211 Kbps 2 channels. Listening Comprehension Tasks for Elementary Students. This book is intended to help the learner listen for meaning not listen to every word to do a task but the overall message of what someone is saying. Home Page Listening Comprehension Elementary. Listening - Elementary. Page 1. Page One - this page. Bookworms Description: Woman carrying out survey about reading habits and book-buying habits