Archives for April 2010

This upbeat electro pop punk song uses the coordinating conjunctions ‘and’ ‘nor’ ‘but’ ‘yet’ ‘or’ ’so’

There is a nice catchy chorus in this prepositions song and a funny animation in the video. The bonus extended edit has 54 different prepositions!

This song is short and sweet and gives the opportunity to practise pronunciation of ‘r’ and some common prepositions.

Funky soul, could even be Jamiroquai. A Prepositions song with a standard and extended(advanced) edit.

Indi Hiphop with lots of adverbs of frequency (including phrases and idiomatic phrases) – always, most of the time, usually, once in a while, sometimes, time and again, etc etc.

This one will have you boppin’ around the room. Simple lyrics that are almost all idiomatic.

The lyrics in this pop rock ballad are entirely in the 1st conditional tense.

A pop song sung in the third conditional tense with some metaphors and figurative speech designed for medium to advanced students.

You won’t be able to get the chorus of this prepositions song out of your head! The verses are rapped and fast. Both standard and extended(advanced) edits provided.

This is a fun song with an “old school” feel. The lyrics are in the 3rd conditional tense giving way to some irregular verb (past participle) practice.

Ok, this is the closest I could get to a rock ballad. Lots of expressions and idioms in this one…please enjoy!

A clubby sounding 4 to da floor dance track. Lyrics are delivered in a nice slow even rhythm making this song good for all levels of English.

Another fun pop song full of prepositions. Features the 2 Graingers! haha.There is a standard edit as well as extended edit (longer and more complex) for advanced students.