Loren is Martha’s friend.Listen He is singing

Here are corrected options and brief notes. Corrected versions: - Loren is Martha's friend. Listen, he's singing. - Loren is Martha's friend. Listen: he's singing. - Loren is Martha's friend. Listen—he's singing. Notes: - There should be a space after the period, and new sentence begins with a capital letter. - After “Listen,” the second clause can follow with a comma, colon, or dash to link the ideas. - Use lowercase after the comma/dash: “he’s singing.” The contracted form “he’s” is common in speech. - If you’re aiming for a formal tone, the colon or dash variants are often preferred to show you’re about to hear something. Would you like this tailored to a specific exam (e.g., IELTS, Cambridge) or more practice sentences?