HEAR vs. LISTEN – What is the difference between HEAR and LISTEN?

In this English lesson we look at the difference between HEAR and LISTEN.
When do you use HEAR?
When do you use LISTEN?
We have also included example sentences using both verbs.

This English lesson is divided into four main parts:
1. The meaning of LISTEN
2. The meaning of HEAR
3. The difference between HEAR and LISTEN
4. The Past Tense of LISTEN and HEAR. (One of them is irregular)

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