Can you explain what the real difference between these two is?
“Are there any differences?” you might wonder. “It has something to do with hearing, right?” As a result, it must be the same!”
You might think there’s no way there’s a difference between these two at first, but take another look and focus… really think about it.
Take note and keep an eye on things.
Hearing and listening are two different things.
The act of hearing is the perception of sound by the ear.
Listening is a conscious act that necessitates concentration in order for your brain to process meaning from words and sentences.
So, which is the better option? So, what are your options?
There is no need to exert any effort!
Listening, on the other hand, is a skill that necessitates allowing the sound to pass through your brain so that you can comprehend what you’ve heard and process its meaning.
When we were younger, we often heard our parents telling us to do our chores, but we didn’t listen, so why did they ask?
We learned that fractions are two numbers with a bar line in the middle when we were teenagers studying general mathematics, but we did not learn that they are a part of a whole.
Life is both complicated and enjoyable.
However, we magnify what we see, so if we listen to our own voices as well as the voices of the universe, we can make it easier, happier, more fun, and lighter. Each word’s -er is always followed by the -est.
Remember that ALL EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IS BASED ON LISTENING.
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