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(Use the picture to help you.) One word is hyphenated BUT the hyphen has not been put
into the correct place in the title!
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2. From the title of the song - what do you think this song is about? Do you think it is a sad or
happy song? Discuss with your group/partner.
3. Complete the crossword - use your dictionary or the Internet to assist you if necessary. The
words, their synonyms or opposites appear in the lyrics of the song.
1 2
n
3 CLUES
4 5 ACROSS
1. The opposite of ‘always’.
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4. A word meaning ‘terrified’ (not
7 8 so strong/extreme).
7. The present simple form of
9 ‘broke’.
10 11 9. The past simple form of ‘can’.
10. A word meaning the opposite
12 13 of ‘love’.
12. The past simple form of
‘think’.
14. A word meaning ‘rub out’.
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2. The opposite of ‘beginning’.
3. The opposite of ‘outside’.
14 5. The opposite of ‘remember’.
6. The opposite of ‘everything’.
8. The opposite of ‘least’.
11. The present simple form of
‘forgave’.
13. The opposite of ‘unhappy’.
4. Find sixteen words taken from the song lyrics in the wordsearch. You can search up, down,
forward, backward and diagonally.
T B D S L F D E I D Y A
E I E I O N V V N I P W
A M S R U I H E S A P W
R Z G O G E K R I R A M
S E R R A A K Y D F H T
T A O R P G T T E A G H
Z F T N L B N H C Q V G
R E S P E C T I Z H G U
D L U O W L S N H R Y O
H T A E R B J G J T T H
V N I A L P M O C O O T
B R E A K H O P R X C N
5. Select the best word or phrase from Column B that has more or less the same meaning as a
word or phrase taken from the lyrics in Column A.
Column A Column B
A you live inside of finally
me
B I can't erase the It upsets / hurts
times me
C it pains me I can’t forget the
times
D at the end of the to agree
day
E come around you’re always in my
mind
6. Listen to the first part of the song and correct the mistakes.
7. Listen to the next part of the song and fill in the gaps using the words in the box below.
8. Column A contains idioms about the heart. Select the best definition from Column B that
explains the meaning of the idiom in Column A.
Column A Column B
A to break someone`s heart to feel excessive longing or
envy
9. Make your own sentences with
B to eat one`s heart out these idioms. Examples have how
to show openly beenone
given to help you.
feels
C to have a heart of gold to memorise something
D to learn something by heart to make someone feel sad or
upset
E to wear one`s heart on one`s to be very kind or generous
sleeve
It broke my heart to see the little girl crying on her first day at school.
“You can eat your heart out but I will not give you my new CD by Beyoncé.
Carlos has a heart of gold as he is always willing to help people who are in trouble.
“I have to learn my part in the play by heart for our concert.”
My friend wore her heart on her sleeve when telling me about the person she was in love
with.
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times / hate / don't / but / I / are / complain / And / there / when / yes, / you, / I
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You're everything I thought you never were There's something that I feel I need to say
And nothing like I thought you could have But up til' now I've always been afraid that
been you would never come around
But still, you live inside of me, so tell me how And still I wanna put this out
is that? ou say you've got the most respect for me
You're the only one I wish I could forget But, sometimes I feel you're not deserving of
The only one I love to not forgive me
And though you break my heart, you're the And still, you're in my heart
only one But you're the only one
And though there are times when I hate you And yes, there are times when I hate you, but
'Cause I can't erase I don't complain
The times that you hurt me and put tears on 'Cause I've been afraid that you would walk
my face away
And even now, while I hate you, it pains me Oh, but now I don't hate you
to say I'm happy to say
I know I'll be there at the end of the day That I will be there at the end of the day
CHORUS
CHORUS
I don't wanna be without you, babe
Now I'm at a place I thought I'd never be,
I don't want a broken heart
ooh
Don't wanna take a breath without you, babe
I'm living in a world that's all about you and
I don't wanna play that part
me, yeah
I know that I love you, but let me just say
Ain't gotta be afraid, my broken heart is free
I don't wanna love you in no kind of way, no
to spread my wings and fly away, away with
no
you....
I don't want a broken heart
I don't wanna play the broken-hearted girl
CHORUS
No, no, no broken-hearted girl
Broken-hearted girl
No broken-hearted girl
TEACHER NOTES AND ANSWER KEY:
I have included numerous tasks – take your pick. The crossword contains some of the words used in
the song.
10 pages - fully editable with complete Answer Key and some Teacher Notes. I have included 12
tasks – suitable for elementary to advanced. Select the tasks you need for your level and delete the
rest to create your own worksheet. Various tasks including a crossword (opposites; simple present &
past), wordsearch (many thanks to Evelina for her kind permission to copy her idea for the
wordsearch), vocabulary (matching tasks) and listening. The listening includes error correction, a
gapfill and ordering tasks. Tasks on idioms about the heart. Lyrics and a link to the video are given. A
short biography of Beyoncé is also included.
ANSWER KEY
1. Unscramble the letters to form the title of the song. The words are NOT in the correct order. (Use the picture to help you.)
One word is hyphenated BUT the hyphen has not been put into the correct place in the title!
Answer: Broken-hearted Girl
3. Complete the crossword - use your dictionary or the Internet to assist you if necessary. The words, their synonyms or
opposites appear in the lyrics of the song. (You can use the ‘thesaurus’ function on Microsoft Word’ to help you find the
answers.)
You could reduce the size of the crossword by entering some of the answers so the students don’t have to answer that
part of the crossword.
ACROSS DOWN
1. never 2. end
4. afraid 3. inside
7. break 5. forget
9. could 6. nothing
10. hate 8. good
12. thought 11. forgive
14. erase 13. happy
4. Find sixteen words taken from the song lyrics in the wordsearch. You can search up, down, forward, backward and
diagonally.
To make the search more difficult – leave out the clue words.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112 (Over,Down,Direction)
1 T + + + + F D E I D Y + AFRAID(10,6,N) RESPECT(1,8,E)
2 E + + + O N V V N I P + AROUND(2,6,NE) TEARS(1,1,S)
3 A + + R U I H E S A P + BREAK(1,12,E) THOUGHT(12,11,N)
4 R + G O G E + R I R A + BREATH(6,10,W) WOULD(5,9,W)
5 S E R R A + + Y D F H T COMPLAIN(9,11,W)
6 T A O R + G + T E A + H EVERYTHING(8,1,S)
7 + F T + + + N H + + + G FORGET(6,1,SW)
8 R E S P E C T I + + + U FORGIVE(2,7,NE)
9 D L U O W + + N H + + O HAPPY(11,5,N)
10 H T A E R B + G + T + H HEART(7,3,SW)
11 + N I A L P M O C + O T INSIDE(9,1,S)
12 B R E A K + + + + + + N NOTHING(12,12,NW)
5. Select the best word or phrase (in red) from Column B that has more or less the same meaning as a word or phrase (in
white) taken from the lyrics in Column A.
6. Listen to the first part of the song and correct the mistakes.
To make it easier – underline the words that are incorrect before giving the task to the students.
7. Listen to the next part of the song and fill in the gaps using the words in the box below.
8. Column A contains idioms about the heart. Select the best definition (in red) from Column B that explains the
meaning of the idiom (in white) in Column A.
Task 1 (easier than Task 2): The lyrics are cut up and mixed up and students listen and place the lyrics in the
correct order.
Beyoncé Knowles
Born: 4 September 1981
Birthplace: Houston, Texas
Best Known As: Singer of "Crazy in Love" and "Irreplaceable"
Beyoncé's 2003 solo debut album, Dangerously in Love, won her five Grammy Awards, including best
contemporary R&B album and best female R&B performance. Only 21 when the album was released,
Beyoncé already was a pop music veteran: she had spent years with the all-female R&B group Destiny's
Child, which won its own Grammys with hits like "No No No" and "Say My Name." Destiny's Child was
formed and managed by Beyoncé's father, Mathew Knowles, and Beyoncé gradually became first among
equals in the manner of Diana Ross and the Supremes. Destiny's Child went on hiatus in 2002 and
Beyoncé went solo, appearing as sexy secret agent Foxxy Cleopatra in the Austin Powers sequel
Goldmember and adding a hit single, "Work It Out," to the movie's soundtrack. In 2003 she had another hit
with the single "Crazy in Love" (featuring rapper Jay-Z). Knowles also continued her screen career in
2003, co-starring with Cuba Gooding, Jr. in The Fighting Temptations. Destiny's Child reunited in 2004 to
record the album Destiny Fulfilled, but then formally split up amid much fanfare at the end of 2005.
Beyoncé in 2006 had a number one hit with "Irreplaceable" and appeared in the movie Dreamgirls (co-
starring Eddie Murphy), then spent most of 2007 picking up awards and touring the world. Her romance
with Jay-Z topped headlines until they were finally married in April of 2008, and in November of that year
she released a new album, I Am... Sasha Fierce.
Originally billed as Beyoncé Knowles, she now prefers to be known by the single name Beyoncé, in the
manner of Prince and Sting... She was named ASCAP's Songwriter of the Year in 2001, the first African-
American woman ever to win that award... She and Stevie Wonder won a Grammy award in 2006 their
duet "So Amazing."