According to your textbook, one way to focus your listening is to concentrate on what the speaker is wearing. try to remember every word the speaker utters. engage in mental arguments with the speaker. pay attention to feedback from other listeners. listen for the speaker's main points.

The right answer is: listen to the speaker's main points.

When you are listening to someone, a teacher in the classroom, for example, it is difficult later to remember everything the person said or understand the discourse that is being developed, one of the ways to achieve it is by focusing on the main points that the interlocutor is indicating and if possible to point them. Understanding the main points will give coherence to the speech and allow you to understand it and then remember.

I hope this information can help you.

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