Prática de Shadowing: ✅Talking About Listening to Music in English | Simple Conversation Practice | A1–A2 English - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the channel.

I'm so happy that you're here today because we're going to talk about something that almost everyone in the world loves, music.

Music is a part of our daily lives.

We listen to music when we wake up, when we travel, when we study, when we work, and even when we relax.

No matter who you are or where you're from, music is something that connects us all.

But today, we're not just going to talk about music.

We're going to practice English while talking about it.

By the end of this video, you'll be able to talk about music, describe what kind of music you like, say when and why you listen to music,

and even share your favorite songs or artists, all in clear and simple English.

So, if you love music and want to improve your English at the same time, this video is perfect for you.

Let's get started!

Section 1.

Starting a conversation about music.

When you talk to someone new, one of the easiest and most interesting topics is music.

It's a great way to start a friendly conversation.

Here are some simple questions you can ask.

What kind of music do you like?

Who is your favorite singer?

Do you play any musical instruments?

Do you like to listen to music when you study or work?

What is your favorite song right now?

These questions are simple, friendly, and help you learn more about the other person.

Now, let's practice how you can answer these questions in English.

I like pop music.

I enjoy listening to classical music.

My favorite singer is Taylor Swift.

I often listen to music when I go for a walk.

I love relaxing with slow songs in the evening.

Try repeating some of these sentences aloud.

The more you practice, the more natural you'll sound.

Section 2.

Talking about your favorite type of music.

Everyone has different tastes in music.

Some people like loud, energetic music.

Others prefer calm, soft, or traditional songs.

Let's learn how to describe your favorite type of music in English.

You can say, I like pop music because it's fun and catchy.

I love classical music because it helps me relax.

I enjoy rock music because it gives me energy.

I prefer slow songs because they are emotional.

I like hip-hop because of the rhythm and lyrics.

Let's look at a short example conversation.

A. What kind of music do you like?

B. I like pop music.

I listen to it every day.

A. Oh, really?

Who's your favorite singer?

B. I like Ed Sheeran.

His songs are very beautiful.

That's a simple and natural English conversation about music.

You can also talk about more than one type of music.

I like many kinds of music.

Sometimes I listen to pop.

Sometimes I listen to jazz.

The key is to keep your sentences short, clear, and natural.

Section 3.

Talking about when you listen to music Now let's talk about when you listen to music.

You can say, I listen to music in the morning.

I listen to music when I'm cooking.

I like listening to music while I'm driving.

I listen to music when I feel sad.

I often listen to music before I go to sleep.

Here's a small story to help you practice.

Every morning, I listen to music when I wake up.

It helps me feel happy and ready for the day.

I also listen to music when I'm cleaning my room or walking outside.

At night, I play soft music to relax before sleeping.

That's a nice and easy way to describe your music routine.

You can also talk about using music to match your mood.

When I feel tired, I listen to slow music.

When I feel happy, I listen to upbeat songs.

When I'm studying, I listen to calm instrumental music.

Section 4.

Talking about why you listen to music.

Everyone has their own reason for listening to music.

It can make us feel happy, help us relax, or give us energy.

Here are some sentences you can use.

I listen to music because it makes me happy.

Music helps me relax.

Music gives me motivation to work.

I listen to music to reduce stress.

Music helps me concentrate.

Listening to music helps me forget my problems.

Let's make a short example.

I listen to music every day.

It helps me feel calm and positive.

When I'm tired or sad, I play my favorite songs, and they make me feel better.

That's a great way to express your feelings about music in English.

Section 5.

Talking about your favorite singer or band.

Everyone has a favorite singer, musician, or band.

Let's learn how to talk about them in English.

You can say, My favorite singer is Adele.

I love her songs because they are full of emotion.

My favorite band is Coldplay.

Their music is very inspiring.

I like BTS.

Their songs have great rhythm and energy.

I listen to Aragit sing a lot.

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His voice is beautiful.

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Here's an example.

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My favorite singer is Ed Sheeran.

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I really like his songs because they are meaningful and relaxing.

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I listen to his music when I study or when I travel.

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My favorite song is perfect because it reminds me of special moments in my life.

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See how natural and personal that's sounds?

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You can do the same with your favorite artist.

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Section 6.

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Talking about different kinds of music.

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Let's learn some common types or genres of music in English.

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Pop, rock, jazz, classical, hip-hop,

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country, folk, dance or electronic, Reggae Instrumental You can say,

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I usually listen to pop music.

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I sometimes listen to jazz.

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I don't like heavy metal.

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I enjoy instrumental music when I study.

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Here's an example paragraph.

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I listen to many types of music.

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I like pop songs when I'm happy, and I like classical music when I want to relax.

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I also enjoy old songs because they bring back memories.

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Sometimes I listen to new songs on the radio or on my phone.

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Try using simple words to describe what kind of music you like and why.

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Section 7.

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Talking about musical instruments Do you play an instrument?

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Let's learn how to talk about it.

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You can say, I can play the guitar.

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I don't play any instruments.

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I want to learn the piano.

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My brother plays the drums.

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I used to play the violin when I was a child.

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Here's a short example.

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I can play the guitar a little.

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I started learning last year.

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I like playing songs by my favorite singers.

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It's difficult, but it's also fun.

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Even if you don't play any instrument, you can say, I can't play any instruments, but I love listening to live music.

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Section 8.

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Talking about music and daily life.

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Let's talk about how music is part of your daily life.

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You can say, I listen to music when I'm cooking dinner.

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I like listening to songs on my way to work.

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I play music when I clean my room.

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I enjoy listening to old songs with my parents.

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I use music apps on my phone every day.

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Here's an example paragraph.

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Music is a big part of my life.

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I listen to songs almost every day.

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When I'm cooking, I play my favorite playlist.

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When I'm studying, I listen to soft music.

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Sometimes, I sing along to the songs.

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Music makes every moment better.

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These are the kinds of sentences that make your English sound more natural.

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Section 9.

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Talking about concerts or live music Have you ever been to a concert?

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Let's talk about how to describe that experience.

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You can say, I went to a concert last year.

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It was amazing.

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The music was very loud, but I loved it.

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I went with my friends.

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The singer performed my favorite song.

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Here's an example.

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Last year, I went to a concert with my friends.

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It was my first time going to a live show.

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The crowd was big and everyone was singing along.

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I felt so happy and excited.

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It was one of the best days of my life.

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If you haven't been to a concert, you can say, I've never been to a concert, but I would like to go someday.

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I watch live performances online.

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Section 10, talking about songs and lyrics When we listen to music, we often pay attention to the lyrics,

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the words of a song.

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You can say, I like songs with beautiful lyrics.

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This song has a nice melody.

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The lyrics are meaningful.

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The rhythm makes me want to dance.

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Here's an example.

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I love songs that have deep lyrics.

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They make me think about life and emotions.

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I also enjoy songs with a strong beat that make me want to dance.

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You can also talk about your favorite song.

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My favorite song is Shape of You.

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I love the rhythm and the lyrics.

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I've listened to it many times.

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Simple and clear sentences like these are great for everyday English practice.

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Section 11.

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Talking about how music makes you feel.

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Music is full of emotion.

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It can make us happy, sad, excited, or relaxed.

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You can say, Music makes me happy This song makes me smile

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That song makes me feel calm Sad songs sometimes make me cry Fast songs give me energy Here's an example paragraph

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When I listen to music, I feel free It helps me forget my stress Some songs make me dance,

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and some make me think I love how music can change my mood in just a few minutes.

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You can also ask others, How does music make you feel?

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What kind of songs make you happy?

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These are great ways to continue a conversation in English.

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Section 12.

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Talking about learning English through music Did you know you can also learn English by listening to music?

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You can say, I learn new English words from songs.

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I practice pronunciation by singing along.

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I listen to English songs to improve my listening skills.

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Music helps me remember vocabulary.

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Here's an example.

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I love listening to English songs.

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I try to read the lyrics and understand the meaning.

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It helps me learn new words and phrases.

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Sometimes, I sing along to improve my pronunciation.

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It's a fun way to study English.

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Listening to music in English is one of the best ways to practice and enjoy learning.

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Section 13.

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Small talk about music.

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Let's practice some small talk, short, friendly conversations about music.

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Conversation 1.

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A. Do you like music?

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B. Yes, I love music.

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I listen every day.

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A. What kind of music do you like?

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B. I like pop songs.

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They make me happy.

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Conversation 2.

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A. Who is your favorite singer?

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B. I like Urajeet Singh.

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His voice is amazing.

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A. Yes, his songs are beautiful.

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Conversation 3.

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A. Do you listen to music while studying?

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B. Yes, I do.

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I like soft music.

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It helps me focus.

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A, that's nice.

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I can't study with music.

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I get distracted.

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These short conversations are perfect for daily English speaking practice.

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Expressing Opinions About Music You can also share your opinions about music in simple ways.

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I think music is very important.

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I believe everyone loves music.

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In my opinion, music brings people together.

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I don't like very loud music.

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I think music helps me understand emotions.

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Here's an example.

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In my opinion, music is a language that everyone understands.

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It doesn't matter what country you are from.

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A good song can make anyone smile.

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That's why I love music so much.

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Talking about music and culture.

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Music is also part of culture.

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Every country has its own style of music.

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You can say, in my country, people like folk music.

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We have traditional songs for festivals.

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I like Bollywood songs because they are colorful and full of energy.

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I enjoy listening to international music too.

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Here's an example.

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In my country, we listen to many types of music.

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We have songs for weddings, festivals, and celebrations.

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I like traditional songs because they remind me of my childhood.

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I also listen to English songs to learn new words.

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Music connects different cultures and people.

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It's a great topic for conversation.

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Section 16.

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Review and Practice Let's review what we learned today.

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We learned how to Start a conversation about music.

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Talk about your favorite songs, singers, and types of music.

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Describe when and why you listen to music

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Share your feelings and experiences related to music

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You also learned many useful sentences like

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I like listening to music when I feel happy My favorite singer is Ed Sheeran I listen to music every day

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Music makes me feel relaxed Now it's your turn Try to talk about your music habits in English

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Describe your favorite songs and explain why you like them.

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The more you practice speaking about things you enjoy, like music, the faster your English will improve.

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Conclusion Thank you so much for watching today's video, talking about listening to music.

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I hope you enjoyed it and learned many simple ways to talk about music in English.

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Remember, music is a wonderful tool to practice English.

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Listen to English songs, sing along, learn new words, and most importantly,

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enjoy the rhythm and sound of the language.

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Now, I'd love to hear from you.

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What kind of music do you like?

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Who is your favorite singer or band?

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Tell me in the comments below.

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I'd really love to read your answers.

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If you found this video helpful, please give it a like and share it with your friends who are also learning English.

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And don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more fun and easy English practice videos like this one.

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Thank you again for learning with me today.

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Keep practicing, keep speaking, and keep listening to music.

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It's one of the best ways to enjoy English every day.

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I'll see you in the next video.

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