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Discover LudwigThe phrase "listen very well" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a reminder or instruction to pay close attention to what is being said or to follow instructions carefully. Example: "Please listen very well to the instructions before starting your exam."
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Dodson said that in his experience politicians did not listen very well.
"They listen very well," said King, who, along with Garrison, may continue some spot coaching of the sisters.
Anyone who is on the telephone a lot learns to listen very well.
IT and 'business people' can speak different languages, we don't listen very well.
And they listen very well to feedback.
Well, I know that probably makes your blood boil right now because you think that you listen very well.
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If the child is angry or sulking or defensive, she's not going to be listening very well anyway.
That suggests, one of Mr. Obama's aides said Sunday, "that either the Chinese aren't trying very hard, or the North Koreans aren't listening very well".
Then I'll say, "Well, you guys aren't listening very well, because there's always another point of view somewhere and you need to go back and find out what the dissenting point of view is".
He listened very well to Chris's vision for the cricketing side of the club, asked good questions and talked about his style of leadership and goals.
"We listened very well for two months".
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