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Anchorage - Michelle Shocked - Song exercise for Past simple. A short song exercise for elementary to pre-intermediate learners to practise basic Past simple forms.
Michelle Shocked is an American singer-songwriter, who was born in Dallas, Texas in 1962. Her first US success came with her 1988 debut album Short Sharp Shocked, which this song comes from. The song's theme is about a young woman who has given up her life as a punk in New York City in exchange for a life in geographically remote Alaska. (Adapted from Wikipedia) Anchorage - Michelle Shocked be · come · mail · take · walk · write be · get · lose · move · play · see · seem Random Idea Now check with the song to see if you were right.
Click on one of the the links and it will open in a new tab, start the song and come back here to check. Note that one of the verbs will be different from what you've written, as she sings it in a non-standard form, which happens quite often in songs. English Language Centre Study Zone: Welcome! About the Study Zone The Study Zone is for students of the English Language Centre (ELC) at the University of Victoria.
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