Trivium Home School · The Muses
Mixed tenses, standard and non-standard English, and everything together. The songs are in order, from the easiest to the hardest.
A2–C1 · 13 songs (0 free) · All the Muses
A2–B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Break, broke, broken; the passive; get it fixed
Jack Johnson
Something broken, and how to put it right.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Metaphors; each other; rely on, believe in
Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton
The Bee Gees’ duet about two who stay together.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Present continuous for decisions; break up, make up
Taylor Swift
Never, ever, like, ever.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: The future in the past; someday
Willie Nelson
A goodbye in the rain, and a hope.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Always + continuous; slow down, keep up
Lenny Kravitz with Slash
A life that never slows down.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Again or back; used to or be used to; comparing
Archie Bell & the Drells and Country Joe and the Fish
One title, two songs.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Phrasal verbs with on; gonna, gotta; getting
AC/DC
A slow, lonely blues by Bon Scott.
B1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Need; a little, a few; present perfect
The Beautiful South
A duet in which the tables are turned.
B1–B2 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Double negatives; those, not them; used to
Pink Floyd
A children’s choir against cruel schooling.
B1–B2 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Question tags; what irony really is
Alanis Morissette
Rain on your wedding day: ironic or just bad luck?
B1–B2 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Describing people; news, advice; the young, the old
Mott the Hoople
The song David Bowie gave away.
B2 · PREMIUM
Grammar: All the narrative tenses; by then, eventually
Bob Dylan
A whole life in seven verses, out of order.
B2–C1 · PREMIUM
Grammar: Will and shall; never… again
Van Morrison
A song of joy from Astral Weeks.
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