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Using English is the best way to improve your English! Please sing with the songs and write comments.

Please suggest songs and topics you like.

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Friday, September 24, 2021

Tuesday, September 21, 2021

Can't help falling in love...




Practice using can, can't, could, couldn't, and able to

Do you believe in love at first sight?  If you can enjoy thinking about it,  write about meeting someone you love for the first time.  

Sunday, September 19, 2021

Talking to the Moon!

 In honor of the harvest moon on September 20....



What's your name?  Where are you from?  What do you love to talk about?  If you come from a country that celebrates a Moon festival around now, please write about it!



Have I?

 


Note:  Have I the courage to change?  
Many good music videos for this class don't have perfect grammar.
In the USA, it's more common and correct to say
"Do I have the courage to change?"

Write about your future when you have fluent English.  

What new things will you do?  What will be different?

Monday, August 9, 2021

Things to Remember

This song is too dramatic, but I've enjoyed your class and I'm going to miss you


LOTS OF STUFF TO STUDY! 

Tuesday, August 3, 2021

Read all about it!

Do you like to read?  What are you reading?


I like to put songs on my blog because some of my students developed excellent English listening comprehension by repeatedly listening to songs that they like.  It can be difficult to find good songs with perfect grammar, so many of the songs on this blog don't have perfect grammar.


Til is an informal way to write until.  What's the difference between by and until?

Wanna is an informal way to text or write want to.  Always use a base form verb after want to.  

(Examples:  I want to go to the beach.  I want to play a video game.  I want to eat pupusas.)

What do you want to do today?