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Shaking the Tree - Peter Gabriel

I want to share with you a beautiful song from Peter Gabriel. I wrote this note on my Facebook long time ago and now it is perfect to share it with you as I decided to add another chapter of passion here: Music. Learning the language through singing can be the easiest and subconscious way. Most of my learning when I was a child came through singing along with Peter Gabriel :]. No matter how old you are: listen, sing along and enjoy the powerful influence of the tunes and language! All those who would like to experience this song as the language lesson: * Look at the tittle and try to imagine what this song will be about. * Listen to the song and dance! * Listen to the song again and try to follow with the words in front of you - you can join in with your singing aloud or quietly in the music of your brain. * What is the meaning of this song? Was your guess right? * Make an entry in your private visual dictionary for *tid...

Shaking the Tree - Peter Gabriel (fill in the gaps and exercises)

Listen to the song and try to fill all the gaps in. Sometimes you will have to use more than one word. ****************************************************************************************************************************** Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon, We are shakin' the tree Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon, We are shakin' the tree Waiting your time, ____________ of a better life Waiting your time, you're more than just a ______ You don't have to do what your mother has done She has done This is your ________, this new life has begun It's your _____ - a woman's day It's your day - a woman's day Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon, We are shakin' the tree Souma Yergon, Sou Nou Yergon, We are shakin' the tree Turning the ______, you are on the incoming ______ Turning the tide, you know you are nobody's ________ Find your ___________________ Who can hear all the _________ in what you _____ They can __...

Idioms with Flowers

Bringing joy and relaxation to our lives, nature seems to be a fertile source of idiomatic expressions. A significant portion of the idioms comprises animal names, and many are closely associated with specific body parts, but there is also a selection closely related to the floral world. Let me then develop the story of floral idioms and let this blog post come up roses. As for what comes up roses, they simply turn out to be as good and fragrant as roses. And this winter everything is coming up roses . The expression is perfect to use when one wants to share a situation where something good is noticeable or emerges from the effort. Things turned out to be good . When things are not a bed of roses for you and there are social scandals and threats, you can always hope that you will come out smelling roses . Once you live a life of joy and beauty, the bed of roses spreading at your feet, try not to gild the lily for the lily is already beautiful and in its full blossom....

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