Listening: Listen to an Announcement
Learn the vocabulary of notices and announcements — changes, deadlines, requirements and instructions — which is where the answerable detail in this task always sits.
How to use these words: An announcement exists to change what you do. Listen for the words that mark a change, a condition or a deadline; those are the ones the question asks about.
Frequently asked questions
How long is an announcement?⌄
Short and single-speaker. Because there is no second voice to repeat the point, one unfamiliar word can cost the detail — which is what makes this vocabulary worth pre-learning.
What kind of announcements appear?⌄
Campus and everyday contexts: schedule changes, facility notices, procedures and requirements.
More Listening vocabulary
Listening Part 1: Problem Solving→Listening Part 2: Daily Life Conversation→Listening Part 3: Information→Listening Part 4: News Item→Listening Part 5: Discussion→Listening Part 6: Viewpoints→Listening: Listen to a Conversation→Listening: Listen to an Academic Talk→Listening: Listen and Choose a Response→
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