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Choose the correct word in the verses. Then, put in order the phrases in the chorus.
Christmas Lights
Dear Santa
There’s so much going on in my head
Whoa whoa, yeah Hearing the sounds through the chimney top
Ooh... Stayed quiet in my bed
No ooh...
Ooh, ooh, ooh... Chorus:
Ooh, ooh... I always got expectations
I’m hearing sleigh bells right now
Dear Santa, could you please lend me your They’re under that tree got a present for me
ear? Santa he won’t let me down
I got a wish list for you to hear
It hasn't been my kind of year Let’s hear it, Santa!
What about us? Here we go! Come on!
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PRE-INTERMEDIATE I
We take our sleigh full of presents (?) and land in the Nevada desert, to listen this cautionary tale about Santa
Claus… Maybe he’s not the same cool old guy that the girls have just sung about. This is a Killer’s classic.
Listen to and read this musical story and retell it to the class.
And from Las Vegas, let’s take some of the glitter for this jolly up-tempo song originally made popular by country
singer Brenda Lee, who was only 13 years old at the time. Her recording from 1958 still remains the most popular
version of this song.
Listen to the song and then do the crossword puzzle! (This one is just for fun!)
And now we’re down in the retro tracks, we’re going to hear a classic from the BEST SINGER IN HISTORY (in my
humble opinion…), Mr. Frank Sinatra.
Listen to the sing and then match the meanings of the new words.
It’s time for a carol, and this one is my favourite… We’re going to listen to two completely different
versions. The first one is from the TV show Glee. The second may or may not be a cover by my favourite
band.
Listen to both versions and answer:
- In which major Christmas film is this song included?
- How are the two versions different from one another?
O Holy Night
O Holy Night
The stars are brightly shining
It is the night of our dear Savior's birth
Long lay the world in sin and e'er pining
'Til He appeared and the soul felt its worth
And… for the big end, the biggest Christmas hit of the last decades, which is featured in the wonderful film Love Actually
(2003). This song by Mariah Carey was released in 1994 and still tops all charts at this time of the year!
No task for this one. Just listen, watch, sing along and enjoy!