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.
Put on your dancing shoes and listen to Murder on the Dance Floor by Sophie Ellis-Bextor. You can participate by writing in the comments.
Exercise
Fill in the missing words. – murder – down – along – its – your – burn – all – say – another – kill – better – take – moves – think – may – prove- ⇩
This activity is case sensitive so make sure to use capital letters when needed.
Grammar
Have to/must (affirmative)
We use must and have to to talk about obligations.
The structure is subject + must/have to + verb:
I have to brush my teeth every night.
Elizabeth has to finish the report today.
Kendall and Daesha have to clean the house before the party starts.
He has to score now, or his team will lose the match!
She must remember to study for her test.
They must go now.
I must remember to return this book to the library.
These examples show that have to changes form (has, have), but must is a modal and does not change.
Must and have to are similar. Have to is more conversational and general, and must is more formal and specific.
When we use have to/must with you, we create a very strong suggestion, almost an imperative (command or order):
You must not forget my mother’s birthday!
You have to walk the dog!
In these examples, we tell a person that they are obligated to do something.
We can also use this structure to give very strong advice:
You have to be more careful!
You must pay attention in this class!
funny song
Is a good song, very funny,i loved!!
Tita