This is a simple deep listening comprehension task for A2 level. There are 6 multiple choice questions to check students understanding of what they have heard.

If you drive, when do you use the left lane?

How do you feel about drivers going too slow in the left lane?

What do you do when a driver is going too slow in the left lane?

Do you agree that speeding is less dangerous than driving slowly in the left lane?

How can the authorities make more drivers follow the rules of keeping to the right?

In this video the narrator confesses to having irritated other drivers by not knowing the rule about keeping to the right, and makes it clear in no uncertain terms that drivers should use the left lane only for passing and turning.

Don't Drive Slowly in the Left Lane (Deep Comprehension)

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Let's do English ESL deep listening: focus on meaning. This is a simple deep listening comprehension task for A2 level. There are 6 multiple choice questions to…

Don't Drive Slowly in the Left Lane…: English ESL video lessons

was pulled over for driving in the left lane

was fined for going too slow in the right lane.

realize that going slow in the right lane is even a problem.

don't have the faintest idea that they should not be driving slowly in the left lane.

are completely unaware of driving in the left lane

who go slowly in the left lane realize why this is irritating to faster drivers.

keep in the left lane after passing; get held up in the left lane

return to the right lane after passing; zigzag between lanes

keep in the right lane after passing; get upset over being held up.

return to the right lane after making a turn; keep switching lanes

speeding is less dangerous than going slower than the cars in the other lane

speeding is just as dangerous as going slower than the cars in the other lane

going the speed limit should not be an excuse for holding up faster drivers in the left lane

drivers should have the right to stay in the left lane as long as they are going the speed limit

any car that is moving slower than the surrounding traffic should go faster.

any car that is moving slower than the surrounding traffic should keep right.

drivers can keep in the left lane as long as they wish to pass another car or make a turn

drivers can keep in the left lane unless they wish to pass another car or make a turn

there is no speed limit on long stretches of highway

German drivers tend to keep in the right lane, except when passing

the German highway network, the Autobahn, has lower accident rates.

German drivers only use the right lane for turning or passing