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The phrase "listen to the lecture" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used whenever someone is being instructed to pay attention to and actively listen to a lecture or presentation. Example: "Please be sure to take notes as you listen to the lecture. There will be a quiz on the material next week."
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I don't know if he's there to listen to the lecture or to illustrate it.
Now, I'll be the first to admit that this is an imperfect solution, the best route is listen to the lecture again and write everything down.
Listen to the lecture, here!
Students can download the lecture notes when they have Internet access and can watch and listen to the lecture at their convenience, with the opportunity to pause the lecture as needed.
Another good way to "listen" to the lecture is to take notes.
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"I would listen to the lectures, then I would listen to them again".
So we'll listen to the lectures and travel with our usual fiscal prudence.
Some students carry their own chairs into class, and others stand outside to listen to the lectures through the windows.
He became superintendent of the building 25 years ago, and one of his duties was to attend the lectures, and he began to listen to the lectures as he worked.
Drug companies hire doctors to give lectures, and they hire other doctors as "consultants" to go to fancy dinners and listen to the lectures.
I feel it was necessary for me to listen to the lectures.
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