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Which songs help develop grammar and vocabulary?
“Imagine,” “Everything at Once,” and “Friday I’m in Love.”
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Why can songs support natural language learning?
Because they trigger involuntary repetition that helps the brain process language.
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How do songs support sociocultural competence?
They expose learners to the culture, folklore and traditions of English-speaking countries.
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What atmosphere do songs help create according to Brewster, Ellis and Girard?
A pleasant, motivating environment that encourages participation and block language learning
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What are traditional songs according to Brewster?
Simple, repetitive songs like lullabies and nursery rhymes suitable for lower levels.
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Which song can be used for conversation lessons?
“Shallow” by Lady Gaga.
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What activity helps learners analyse poetic elements in songs?
Listening to lyrics and identifying poetic devices chosen by the teacher.
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How do jumbled lyrics help phonological learning?
They require students to reorder verses, improving listening, sequencing and sound recognition.
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Who are songs useful for in EFL and why?
They help EFL learners feel positive about English and create a warm, productive classroom atmosphere.
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Which songs support pronunciation practice?
Nursery rhymes like “Old McDonald Had a Farm,” focusing on phonics, rhythm and accent.
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How does Krashen connect songs with language acquisition?
He says songs activate Chomsky’s language acquisition device through natural repetition.
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What did Piaget call singing and similar behaviours?
Egocentric language—speech not aimed at a listener.
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