Internal
sympathetic, attentive, supportive, patient, responsive
it gives the listener something to relate to
Drop dead!Go away.Get out of here.Hit the road.Get out of my hair.Go find something else to do."Go fly a kite" is an allusion to Benjamin Franklin's famous electricity experiments.This phrase belongs to group other similarly patterned ironic phrases where the speaker suggests the listener perform a dangerous activity such as flying a kite with full knowledge that the listener may be electrocuted. The listener is meant to infer that he is so unwanted that the speaker would wish him harm.
Samantha means 'listener'
The correct spelling is "listener" (someone who listens).
Pronunciation
sympathetic, attentive, supportive, patient, responsive
Casual listeners are the most common type of listeners. This type of listener likes having music playing, filling the environment with sounds. Whether present as a background to drive, study, work, exercise, or hang out with friends, music is an accompaniment to the casual listener's daily activities. Sometimes the music simply mask the sounds of a noisy street. The casual listener may be conscious of the sound or merely consider it part of the environment. In any case, this type of listener views music primarily as a mood enhancer or as pleasant part of the environment.
it gives the listener something to relate to
A second-person narrator uses the pronoun "you" to address the reader or listener directly, involving them in the narrative as if they are experiencing the events firsthand.
Something you describe that gives the reader or listener an image in their head.
No. - telling is relating something to a listener. Asking is to make a request for information
Perceptive listeners are mainly concerned with judging the quality of the music. Casual listeners see music mainly as a mood enhancer. I am pretty positive
No. - telling is relating something to a listener. Asking is to make a request for information
listener = ascultător
but is java listener
The plural of listener is listeners.