Task 2 - Lyrics

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Hey guys!

As you know, in every single unit we study an English song and play with its lyrics. Please, find the link to Alanis Morrisete - Ironic song here which somehow is related to the topic of probability and chances. Hope you like it!


Please:
- Log in to the lyricsTraining website with the user I gave you the first day of class so that I can check you have completed the song.
- Fill in the gaps as you listen to it. Go for it! You can do it!
- Comment here in this post your punctuation as well as some new words you have learned so that your classmates can be aware of them.

Enjoy!!

Comments

  1. Milagros24 February 2019 at 16:23

    I love this song!
    My puntiation has been 2508

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  2. Johnny24 February 2019 at 16:24

    I've scored 4527. A word that I've learned is DEATH ROW PARDON: a forgiveness to not being kill in prison.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Fco Javier24 February 2019 at 16:25

      Johnny you are on a roll!! You always score high in these activities. Kudos to you!

      Delete

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