Improve your listening and writing skills by filling in the blanks in the song lyrics. These activities are designed for Beginners and Intermediates to learn new vocabulary related to a specific topic in a quick and fun way.
For today’s lyrics we bring you Drivers License, the debut single by the American artist Olivia Rodrigo. The different facets of the heartbreak she experienced is what inspired the lyrics of this song that became an instant hit after its release. Enjoy it!
Exercise
Fill in the missing words: – Sidewalks – traffic – face – imagine – forever – could – hearing – perfect – through – doubt – Crying – insecure – excited – could – last – never – drive. ⇩
This activity is case sensitive so make sure to use capital letters when needed.
Grammar
Still/yet
We use yet to talk about any time before the present. We usually place yet at the end of the sentence or question:
Is dinner ready yet? (Is dinner ready by/before now)
I haven’t done my homework yet.
Have your cousins arrived yet?
Is the weather warm enough for sunbathing yet?
Wait a minute, I’m not ready yet!
We use still to talk about a continuing action or non-action.
We can use still to talk about something that continues to happen; we can also use still to talk about something that continues not to happen.
We place still after the subject and before the verb:
Dinner is still cooking.
I still haven’t done my homework.
My cousins still haven’t arrived.
The weather is still cold.
I’m still waiting for you!
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love this song
i literally cry with this song
good song!
Thanks Carolina,
When this song came out, reading the title I thought “how boring”. How can one write a nice text about that subject!
But then, I made this exercise and I undestood the words.
I’d never thought it was possible to fill streets and traffic with such emotions and feelings!
Thank you Caroline for this beautiful experience!
I’m looking forward to hear new songs soon.