Song Worksheet: Someone Like You by Adele [Alternative]

Worksheet on listening. It contains lyrics to a song by famous Adele. The worksheet has 3 exercises focused on verbs in past forms. The first task is to listen to the song and fill in the missing words with verbs in pas forms. Then the students have to match the present forms with the past form of the verbs from the lyrics. The last task is to create sentences with the verbs from the lyrics. Nice worksheet for young students.

Song Worksheet: Rolling in the Deep by Adele

Three exercises on Adele's song "Rolling in the Deep," which deals with the feelings of a woman after her relationship ends: pain and anger at her lover's betrayal and the desire for revenge. - The first exercise is to discover which words (from a list) are in the song (and which aren't). - The second one to complete the lyrics. - And the third one to match some idioms/expressions to their meanings.

Song Worksheet: Roar by Katy Perry

There is no better way - or at least more common way - to start a new school year than by revising the tenses we believe our students already know. Since I decided to take it easy on them I prepared a very easy listening activity. Students simply listen to Katy Perry's latest hit and fill the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. You can discuss the choice or use of tenses afterwards. There is also a short listening comprehension exercise. All you have to do is download the song or simply use Katy's official video on YouTube. Hope your students will enjoy it.

Song Worksheet: Lucky by Britney Spears

This worksheet deals with Simple Present (routines) Good to revise/practice spelling and frequency adverbs and expressions. First students fill in the gaps, then they listen and check and finally answer some questions about the song. There's also a writing activity on routines. Hope you find it useful!

Song Worksheet: The Reason

This handout is on Hoobastank's song "The Reason" and it deals with apologising and expressing regrets. It has the lyrics with exercises, plus an exercise on "I wish/If only" with past tenses.

Song Worksheet: What If by Coldplay

The song What If by Coldplay is great for teaching Conditional Sentences and Modals. It is a listening activity that helps to practice what-if- questions. Do not forget to remind your students that we use this type of questions while asking about the consequences of an action, particularly one that is undesirable. Before you start listening give your students time to fill in the gaps with the right verb tense and predict the modals. The worksheet is better to be used with the adult learners because alongside with the music video it can trigger further discussion in the classroom.

Song Worksheet: Smile by Lily Allen

Students first watch the video then find the sentences that are correct and fix the ones that are not. An excellent example for students struggling with participial phrases. Participial phrases can't be dangling, they can't describe to actions not happening at the same time, etc.

Song Worksheet: Hot and Cold by Katy Perry

This is a song worksheet to practice antonyms using the lyrics of a Katy Perry's song. I used the "clean" version of the song of Hot and Cold. Students listen to the song and then have to fill in the missing words for the lyrics. Then, they have to circle the pairs of antonyms they find. Finally they used them to create sentences and practice their meaning. I hope it works well for you too.

Song Worksheet: What Does the Fox Say by Ylvis

This is a very easy song, suitable for children or beginners. You can use it to revise the names of animals. Use it definitely at the end of the lesson, preferably on Friday as the kids might not be able to pay attention any longer after listening to the song. Friendly warning: please, be careful, watch the song before you play it, you might find it a bit silly, but definitely funny

Song Worksheet: Love Profusion by Madonna

This worksheet uses words from Madonna's "Love Profusion" so students are able to practice countable and uncountable nouns.

Song Worksheet: Hero by Enrique Iglesias

This is a listening activity. Students listen to the song and fill in the gaps. This exercise is meant to be used to introduce or revise second conditional. It could also be useful to talk

about feelings. I know from my own experience that students usually like translating lyrics into their own language.

Song Worksheet: The Man Who Sold the World by Nirvana(Past Simple for Teens)
This is a worksheet for teens to practise past simple tense with a song. Elementary students will practise spelling of regular and irregular verbs by looking for action verbs in a word search puzzle; they will practice vocabulary by looking up simple form of the action verbs in past, they will practise understanding by looking up meaning of the words and listening by filling in the gaps with the words they hear playing the song "The man who sold the world", Nirvana.

Song Worksheet: Have You Ever Seen - Creedence

It is the best song I have found so far with the continual use of the present perfect tense throughout the song. It is at a reasonable speed and sung clearly to allow intermediate students and upwards to follow the song relatively easily.

Song Worksheet: She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5

This song is aimed at practicing gerund/infinitive forms. At first, students take their time to look through the lyrics and insert given words into the gaps and explain their usage. Some of the words can be used more than once. After that they listen to the song and check their guesses.