Beatles-With A Little Help From My Friends
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Using authentic songs in the ELT classroom Fergal Kavanagh, a teacher at the University in Naples, Italy, offers advice on how to use songs in the classroom. Kylie Minogue’s 2001 hit “I Just Can’t Get You Out Of My Head” was about a man, but she could easily have been singing about a song. We
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The Cranberries – Zombie Activity types: discussion, vocabulary, listening for specific words, gap fill, pronunciation. Grammar: Present Simple, Present Continuous, adverb formation. Time: 30 mins. Note: The Irish rock band The Cranberries was very successful in the 1990’s. “Zombie”, their best-known song, was released in 1994 on the album “No Need To Argue”, and won
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Carole King – You’ve Got A Friend Activity type: rhyming words, gap fill. Time: 15 mins. Note: Carole King recorded this song for her 1971 album Tapestry. James Taylor recorded his, possibly more famous, version the same year, winning two Grammy Awards – Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for him, and Best Song for King.
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James Blunt – You’re Beautiful Activity type: gap fill, rhyming words, comprehension. Grammar: Present simple, past simple and continuous, future ‘will’, must, should. Time: 15 mins. Worksheet written by Prof. Laura Casolero, Grumo Nevano (NA) Download worksheet Embedding disabled? Double click on the video. Video removed? Please let us know!
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The Beatles – Yellow Submarine Activity type: predicting, word order. Grammar: Present simple, past simple. Time: 30 mins. Level: Intermediate Note: This song can also be presented as a simple activity to very young students. Teach them the colours. Ask them to draw the sky, the sea and a submarine and to colour them while
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