Dreamers, well this is how the Dreamer Broad subscribers have started addressing each other at a Facebook group in elsewhere and a lot of the sense of community translates into. So Dreamers, I am Shelley from Dreamer Broad and I am here today to help especially those who have problems in scoring good at listening section of files or those who are not able to score as well as they want or need on the listening section but don't really know how and where to improve upon. You must have heard that most people can hear but only a few can listen. So let us understand the common mistakes the candidates do over the listening section of files. To continue with what we were saying there's a big difference between hearing and listening. Listening means paying attention to what is being spoken in order to understand the meaning of the words. Unlike hearing, we have one has to just take note of the spoken word. In fact those who do not differentiate between the hearing and the listening scales do especially bad on the multiple choice questions at the listening section. So make sure that you focus on the meanings also instead of just listening to the audio that are being spoken to you. Not dating directions in their totality also is a major mistake done by a lot of students I teach. Usually the candidates assume what the direction is saying and forget some of the important catch words that it might be having. Remember in the direction says no more than four words and you end up writing three words due to the overconfidence. You cannot blame Iles to not give you marks for a particular answer in which you have done this. To break this habit, develop a practice of reading instructions and directions even by you are practicing at your home before the actual test. This will help you to understand that you will have enough time on the real paper to read the directions and yet solve the paper. Ah spelling mistakes. Nearly everyone asked me if spelling is matter on Iles. Of course they do not only the writing test but also on the listening as well as the reading test spellings matter. Any words spelling spelled incorrectly would be marked wrong and you will not get marks for that however much your words sounded similar to the words spoken in the audio. So work on the spellings because they will help in listening, reading as well as the writing test of Iles. Now I will sketch you some questions that answers ending S and ES. This means they expect you to give a plural word in answer. However, if you miss that S or ES your answer will be marked wrong. Similarly, paying attention towards present, past or future tense and keeping it the same as that of the speaker and audio also makes your answers correct. This happens with nearly everyone who takes eyes if not for a long time at least for some seconds or minutes. Don't panic if it happens with you too. Maybe the audio has not really spoken anything related to the question you are worried about thinking that you have missed it. Even if they have moved on you cannot help yourself anyway by thinking about what could be the answer of the question you have missed. So the best and the only strategy to solve such questions is to move on. So do not lose heart if you have not been able to catch some of the answers correctly, may God forbid that is. At the same time, never leave any question unanswered. A blank means a definite zero score on Iles while an incorrect answer still stands a chance of being right and getting you the score for the answer. Here I would like to tell you that I do not mean a blank in the final answer sheet when you transfer. I am here referring to the blank in the question paper when you are listening to the audio and you are filling the answers. If you miss a question and you think I will remember it later, trust my experience, trust my experience in all likelihood you will not be able to remember it. Alright? Now a majority of people do not use the time to look ahead, especially the time given between two sections. Try reading ahead instead of looking back or revising or waiting for them to announce for the next section. Writing in track of distractors can be dangerous for your score too. Usually the distractors are, when they speak something and they repeat that or they try to correct it, usually they try to frame questions from there and these work as the distractors. So ideally you should not mark the answer for the first thing that you have listened. Rather you should listen carefully, pay attention, strip a stay patient and then answer. Lastly, these sheets mark guys. They are in here to help you. They are testing your listening skills. So remember that they can give you synonyms or similar words instead of exactly giving you questions on what they are speaking. So look out for any synonyms keeping in mind that this is a test and in all possibilities they will not keep it too simple for you. Now one last common mistake that people generally end up doing is and this is not at ice, this is actually during the practice period that they justify their minds to not work well. Now please stop justifying your minds that they cannot listen and write simultaneously because you are able to task it anyway in your day to day life also and this is not the first time you are listening and doing something else around with the listening. You keep on combining your listening skills with something else throughout the day. Be everyone else who is taking ice does this. So it is not such a hacky-wearing task anyway. Now having said that, I believe that these for the common errors that you would try to look for and you would try to improve your score upon by working on them. If you haven't subscribed or liked or commented on our videos, please start doing that because you matter and your opinion matters to us.