How do you use listened in a sentence?
Table of Contents
- 1 How do you use listened in a sentence?
- 2 Is listened correct?
- 3 Is it listened or too listened?
- 4 Had listened meaning?
- 5 What tense is listened?
- 6 What word is listened?
- 7 Do we say music or the music?
- 8 Which is correct listen to me or listen me?
- 9 Is it correct to say I listened to the song?
- 10 Is the song which I listened to… correct grammar?
- 11 How do you use hear and listen in a sentence?
How do you use listened in a sentence?
Listened Sentence Examples
- I listened to your advice.
- He listened intently for a few minutes.
- He listened attentively, asking questions now and then to clarify.
- Lisa closed the phone and listened as Giddon walked by.
Is listened correct?
2 Answers. Both are correct, but different tenses. ‘Listened’ is more hypothetical, more subjunctive.
Which is correct listen music or listen to music?
The correct one is “Listening to music”. “Listen + ing” is an intransitive verb.
Is it listened or too listened?
To is a preposition with several meanings, including “toward” and “until.” Too is an adverb that can mean “excessively” or “also.” Just to be clear: two is pronounced the same as to and too, but it can’t be used instead of either of them because it’s a number.
Had listened meaning?
Had listened’ is in the Past Perfect tense, meaning that the event took place either (a) before another incident did, or (b) a very long time ago. E.g., (a) Sam had listened to the report before he left for the day.
What’s a word for being listened to?
What is another word for listened to?
| overheard | eavesdroped on |
|---|---|
| listened in | listened in on |
| heeded | got |
| apprehended | perceived |
| minded | harked |
What tense is listened?
Perfect tenses
| present perfect | |
|---|---|
| I | have listened |
| you | have listened |
| he, she, it | has listened |
| we | have listened |
What word is listened?
verb. past tense of listen (to)
Do you listen to a song or hear a song?
Listen is used when we are carefully listening to something. We actively pay attention to the sounds. Hear is not followed by to. We hear something e.g. hear a noise.
Do we say music or the music?
3 Answers. The only difference is the definite article (‘the’) which means the second sentence refers to some specific music. For example, as you put your iPod headphones on you might say “I am going to listen to music”, meaning no particular music.
Which is correct listen to me or listen me?
“The correct one is She does not listen to me”. Listen is always followed by to. Because it is not a transitive verb, so it cannot take a direct object meaning without the respective prepositional phrase.
What do you call a person who listens?
listener. noun. someone who listens to a person speaking.
Is it correct to say I listened to the song?
Listen is intransitive (no object) so you listen to something. You must include the preposition. ‘The song I listened to…’ is correct. ‘I listened to’ is a restrictive clause and can stand alone or be introduced by that. ‘The song that I listened to…’
Is the song which I listened to… correct grammar?
‘The song, which I listened to,…’ is correct, but there must be commas before which and after to, to make a nonrestrictive clause. ‘The song, which I listened to, was enjoyable.’
What does the sentence “she listens to music loudly” mean?
The sentence, “She listens to music loudly,” implies that the listener makes loud noises while she is listening to music. “She listens to music loudly. Every time she turns the music on, she sings along with the music at the top of her lungs]
How do you use hear and listen in a sentence?
In the sentences you reported, you can use either hearor listen. Generally speaking, listenand hearhave similar meaning; two of the meanings of hearare listen, pay attention. She just doesn’t hear what I’m telling her. In specific contexts, listenis used instead of hear; for example, when a sentence uses the imperative mood, listenis used.