
Learn to use ten songs to improve English grammar and speaking, with incidental vocabulary and idioms and ten handouts for each song to guide practice.
Explore how music teaches culture, makes language stick through memorable lyrics and grammar, and triggers emotion to boost English learning, with ten carefully chosen songs.
Discover an eight-step method for learning English with songs: listen and enjoy, grasp meaning, catch words, read the lyrics while listening, and sing, record, and compare pronunciation with the original.
Practice the present simple with what a wonderful world, comparing first and third person, using an interactive handout and stepwise listening activities focused on verbs and vocabulary.
The lesson uses the lemon tree song by fool's garden to teach present continuous through listening for -ing forms, comprehension questions, and transforming lyrics into sentences like he is doing.
Explore the difference between past simple and present tense through the Beatles' yesterday, and practice past-tense usage with gap fills and comparisons of yesterday versus today.
Practice the past continuous with the song Jealous Guy by John Lennon, using a gap-fill activity to identify -ing words and words before -ing, and explore jealousy.
Explore the future continuous tense through a soft rock song, practicing will be watching and ing words with a focused listening activity, modal verbs, and karaoke-based speaking.
Explore the present perfect simple through the song Fire and Rain by James Taylor, focusing on the contraction I have and the past participle, with seen and not seen prompts.
Learn the past perfect simple through the Pina Colada song, identifying 'I had' and 'I'd', and answering story-based questions about the couple's timeline and what happens next.
Master the future perfect simple in English by analyzing song lyrics, focusing on 'I will have' constructions, with listening activities and 'by the time' examples.
Explore the second conditional using the song if I had a million dollars, detailing its unreal, unlikely scenarios, the past tense had, and would forms, with listening and comprehension practice.
Explore simile formation using 'as ... as' in a pop song, count occurrences in everything at once by Linka, and practice matching adjectives to nouns to create vivid comparisons.
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Learn English with Songs and Music: English Language Course is an English Language Course that teaches you HOW to learn English language and English grammar with popular songs and music in the English language.
*PLEASE NOTE: I CANNOT PLAY THE SONGS ON UDEMY - I TELL YOU WHICH SONGS TO LISTEN TO & HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH FROM THEM ... And I give you 10 PDF handouts (song worksheets) so you can practice the English language with them.
Have you ever tried to learn English language with music? It's not too easy, is it? Sure, you might learn a few English words or English idioms, and if you are really clever you might even develop better English listening skills.
But there's more.
In this course I help you to use popular songs to learn English grammar, develop your English speaking, and even increase your English fluency. Yes - you CAN improve all of these skills when studying English language through songs!
It's my 8-Step Music Method and I want to share it with you.
If you've ever tried and failed to learn English language with songs, it's probably because of three reasons:
(1) You are listening to the wrong songs.
(2) You are listening to the wrong songs!
(3) You don't know how to take advantage of the right music to learn English language.
That is where this course comes in.
I give you the right songs to listen to so you can understand English language with the right English grammar.
And I give you my 8-step music method, which you won't find anywhere else.
In this course, you will learn:
* The BEST songs to learn English language from.
* HOW to learn English language from these songs, using the 8-step music method.
* Many English grammar points that are used in the songs.
* Lots of new English vocabulary and English idioms in the songs.
* How to continue to learn English language with music by finding the best songs for your needs.
This is your chance to use that music you've been listening to and actually understand how to learn English language from it!
Don't waste another second!