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Rap or Reggae
Discussion Board of Singing Song
Topic: Rap or Reggae
Number of posts: 5
JulieAnn Mendoza 田真爱
on 2007-07-26 23:26:59
Which one do you like to sing in improving your oral English? Why?
Which one do you like to sing in improving your oral English? Why?
Damoney
on 2007-07-27 03:09:05
I prefer rap, It's may hard for new learner, but if you keep singing, you will see the rewarding!
I prefer rap, It's may hard for new learner, but if you keep singing, you will see the rewarding!
Damoney
on 2007-07-27 21:25:14
I would like to share some songs that we can learn to sing
http://2004.angeloo.org/attachments/music/AviationYouWereMyEverything.mp3
http://www.laofu.com/blog/attachments/month_0606/c200662217511.mp3
I would like to share some songs that we can learn to sing
http://2004.angeloo.org/attachments/music/AviationYouWereMyEverything.mp3
http://www.laofu.com/blog/attachments/month_0606/c200662217511.mp3
Cathlene Brady
on 2007-08-15 12:16:55
My problems with rap is the crude language. Our class is in a church building and many people who come to class do not want to have to listen to songs that say "shit" in them. Also beginners want to be able to distinguish the words that they can use with employers and with girlfriends (though, I would argue that they would do better not saying "shit" with the one they love as well)
My problems with rap is the crude language. Our class is in a church building and many people who come to class do not want to have to listen to songs that say "shit" in them. Also beginners want to be able to distinguish the words that they can use with employers and with girlfriends (though, I would argue that they would do better not saying "shit" with the one they love as well)
Danling
on 2007-08-15 18:13:07
I felt songs are better at training listening comprehension than improving spoken English.
I felt songs are better at training listening comprehension than improving spoken English.