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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he really listens" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who pays close attention and shows genuine interest in what others are saying. Example: "In our meetings, I appreciate that he really listens to everyone's opinions before making a decision."
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And he really listens.
He really listens.
"He really listens," Mr. Peacock continued.
He really listens, and he listened to the apartment, too.
"He really listens to me and he really reacts when I act and I think this is the secret of good chemistry.
What if the president for some reason decided to listen to them, instead of to the Catholics, which is the group he really listens to in making his decisions about embryonic stem cell research?
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He really listened to me".
"I felt like he really listened," she said.
It turned out that he really listened to it, for later, when she popped in to ask how he was feeling, he replied.
"He didn't just parrot a conclusion, but showed that he really listened to the man's underlying concerns," Mr. Daley said.
"It's about jobs, jobs, jobs, and he really listened," said Navarro, a Republican.
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