Complete the conversation between two friends at a noisy cafe. Drag the correct prepositions to fill the gaps.

"Are you even listening to me? You just keep looking at your phone!"

"Are you even listening to me? You just keep looking at your phone!"

When we talk about hearing someone and paying attention, we use the verb phrase listen to (e.g., listen to me, listen to music).

When we focus our eyes on something specific, we use look at (e.g., look at your phone, look at the menu).