alleryWhich strategies do L2 learners consciously use when listening?
AInferring and attention
BTranslating each word
CCopying the spelling
DCounting the syllables
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Inferring and attention
1. L2 learners use strategies like inferring, selective attention and evaluation.
2. In the first language these strategies are mostly unconscious.
3. Word-by-word translation is not described as such a strategy.
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