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ESL Intermediate High Student Book Chp. 1 Oxford

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https://www.gimkit.com/practice/66e23aaa4838265329ebbd27

I practiced reflective pronouns:

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https://youtu.be/mrudT410TAI?si=7oGU4uix0zp0y7u3

Has a beautiful melody:

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The song "Killing Me Softly with His Song" is related to "American Pie" through its origin story: Lori Lieberman was inspired to write the lyrics for "Killing Me Softly" after attending a Don McLean concert, where she was moved by McLean's performance of his song "Empty Chairs" from the American Pie album. McLean was the original songwriter of the song that influenced Lieberman, who then brought the lyrics to songwriters Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel. The song was then made famous by Roberta Flack's 1973 hit version.

The Connection Explained

  • The Audience:In November 1971, a 19-year-old aspiring singer-songwriter named Lori Lieberman attended a Don McLean concert at the Troubadour in Los Angeles.

  • The Inspiration:Lieberman was particularly moved by McLean's performance of "Empty Chairs," a song from his recently released album, American Pie. She felt the song deeply connected to her personal feelings and life experiences.

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https://youtu.be/o6tGft50rJk?si=KC2o9yNP2-pNEAhm

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The song is a way of missing the past and everything that changed in music and society.

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When I listen to the ballad "American Pie," I can feel the music running through my body and I think the lyrics freedom.

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I think the song is about the people that like drinking whiskey and also this will be the day music dies.

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This a song of reflection on the music of years past, when rock and roll was enjoyed by .

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I think the song is great to learn and better than many to listen to.

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We are not , we will make a dream together, we smile and help each other to be happy forever.

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It's a about the flag of the States.

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I heard the phrase I miss American pie, if he would had the opportunity to teach how to dance the won't die.

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A of innocence in American and rock and roll.

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I'm sure but it seems like teenager's love and life.

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"Killing Me Softly" https://youtu.be/mrudT410TAI?si=6AZeqapXHZb0K7mx

I enjoyed singing:

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https://www.gimkit.com/practice/6737877cef5a4c8e24b6a7af

helps me:

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I am visual because I like to what I learn.

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My strongest intelligence is logical/mathematical as I easily resolve problems though I do enjoy being an interpersonal person as I manage at work.

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I think the intelligence that defines me is visual, because I learn when I look at pictures and I associate them text.

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My strongest intelligence is interpersonal, I am able to communicate with others . This intelligence helps me to do my job, and make .

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My strongest intelligence is mathematical. I like counting around me and understanding their and space.

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I'm a musical person, I really enjoy instruments and listening to music too.

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I try to read other's feeling and make people be , so I think the intelligence I most closely identify with is interpersonal.

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Explain which is your strongest intelligence by citing evidence:

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Why do you or why don't you enjoy playing games with friends or family?

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https://www.gimkit.com/practice/66e23aaa4838265329ebbd27

I practiced reflective pronouns:

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