Discover the "Find the Correct Summary" tool, designed to help students improve their listening comprehension skills. Simply upload an audio or video file or paste a YouTube link, and the tool will generate three summaries—one correct and two incorrect. Students analyze the summaries and identify the correct one, encouraging careful listening and a focus on main ideas. This activity makes listening comprehension more interactive and helps students strengthen their ability to understand key information.
Try this toolAdd Audio or Video
To create a "Choose the Right Summary" task using Twee, start by uploading an audio or video file from your device, or paste a link from YouTube or Vimeo. If you only want to use part of the video, you can trim the clip to your preferred length.
Select a Level & Language
Next, choose the student level that best fits your class. You can select from CEFR levels, a grade, or an age group. Finally, you can set the language of the video. You can either select it manually or leave "Detect automatically" and let Twee do the work for you.
Generate the Summaries
Once everything is set, click "Do the magic!" and Twee will generate three summaries — one correct and two incorrect — for your students to choose from.
Listen & Learn
This activity is an excellent way to develop listening comprehension skills, helping students focus on key ideas while also practicing critical thinking.
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