THE ROLE OF GRAMMAR IN IELTS LISTENING CLASS
Keywords:
Grammar mastery, Listening difficulties, Listening comprehension, Alternatives to listening AssessmentAbstract
the aim of this study is to explore the role of grammatical categories in IELTS listening. By conducting the grammatical problems and difficulties in listening comprehension, a series of solutions are proposed and applied into actions. Knowing grammar can help students get grammatically correct answers. So, it is important that grammar should be addressed in order to improve comprehension and accuracy in IELTS listening.
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