Hear vs Listen | One Happens Automatically. One Is a Choice.
What's the difference between: ✅ "I hear music." and ✅ "I'm listening to music." In this lesson, you'll learn how native speakers use hear and listen, understand the simple rule behind both words, and practice with real-life examples. #LearnEnglish #EnglishVocabulary #HearVsListen #ESL #EnglishPractice #RealLifeEnglish
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