I have two questions?
What's the difference between... "Do you listen to me?" and "Are you hearing me?"
Are those questions right?
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Answers · 5
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Usually, we say " Are you listening to me? " Did you hear me?"
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Raúl, were you trying to say "Do you hear me?" and "Are you listening to me?" ?
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Hello Raul,
Crystal has given good answers. We use 'Are you listening to me?' to talk about now. Probably a teacher in a classroom to a student who is talking while the teacher is talking. And 'Did you hear me?" we would use when you ask somebody a question or to do something and they don't respond.
Hope this helps
Bob
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listen not always means to hear tho....theres a slight meaning diffrence :)
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