Exercise guide
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Who it is used with
Single words are one thing; whole sentences come fast. Sentence listening is often used with:
Start on Match to Pictures, Level 1. Replay as often as you like.
How to use it
Hear a sentence
Tap ▶ to hear it again, or 🐢 to hear it slowly.
Tap the match
Tap the picture, or the written sentence, that matches what you heard.
It moves on by itself
Or tap Skip. After 10 sentences the set is done.
Modes
The 1 · 2 · 3 strip at the top switches the mode.
Match to Pictures
Hear a sentence. Tap its picture among four.
Match the Action
Harder: all four pictures show the same thing in different scenes. Listen for the detail.
Sentences
Hear a sentence. Tap the written sentence that matches.
Ways to get through it
When a sentence goes by too fast, there is help on the card.
Hint
Each tap fades one more wrong choice, until only the right one is left, glowing.
Levels
Pick Level 1 to 4, or All, in the Level menu. The last level you used is remembered.
Topics
Tap the topic button to hear sentences about your real life.
The method behind it
Auditory comprehension training. Practice understanding spoken sentences: hear it and point to the match, a task speech-language pathologists use in the clinic. Read how it works →
What comes after hearing sentences?
When sentences feel easy to follow, move one step up: