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		 Song for did/didn īt (or contemporary past simple song?) 
		
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 MarionG
 
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							| Song for did/didn īt (or contemporary past simple song?) 
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							| Hi dear people, I need a song to enforce questions/negative sentences in past simple. My students are 12 yrs old (but consider themselves grown ups ;) and pre-intermedeate in level . Ideally it would have  īdid � but a good past simple song will do as well, I can make  īdid � exercises myself.. Any ideas anyone? |  27 Jan 2011      
					
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 Mini9
 
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							| Hi, Marion     check this out, I hope it can help you, It īs a sticky song, and veyr funny.   bye |  27 Jan 2011     
					
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 Bella29UMM
 
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							| Hi! check this song, is full of verbs in past tense.   Pink. Who knew?   Bye |  27 Jan 2011     
					
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 sp.watson
 
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							| Wow, great link Mini9 - thanks, going to use the sticky song tomorrow. |  28 Jan 2011     
					
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 Friedfam
 
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							| I have used the Beatleīs song - No Reply - and found that it worked well. |  28 Jan 2011     
					
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 tainapurple
 
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							| I īve just put a WS online on a song "sunday with a flu" which is quite good to start with.  There are a few others anyway so you can just choose the one that most suits your students. Here is the link : http://www.eslprintables.com/printable.asp?id=501561#thetop
 
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 puddyd
 
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							| I𣛮 LOOKING THROUGH YOU   by The Beatles I īm looking through you, where did you go
 I thought I knew you, what did I know
 You don īt look different, but you have changed
 I īm looking through you, you īre not the same
 
 Your lips are moving, I cannot hear
 Your voice is soothing, but the words aren īt clear
 You don īt sound different, I īve learned the game.
 I īm looking through you, you īre not the same
 
 Why, tell me why, did you not treat me right?
 Love has a nasty habit of disappearing overnight
 
 You īre thinking of me, the same old way
 You were above me, but not today
 The only difference is you īre down there
 I īm looking through you, and you īre nowhere
 
 Why, tell me why, did you not treat me right?
 Love has a nasty habit of disappearing overnight
 
 I īm looking through you, where did you go
 I thought I knew you, what did I know
 You don īt look different, but you have changed
 I īm looking through you, you īre not the same
 
 Yeah! Oh baby you changed!
 Aah! I īm looking through you!
 Yeah! I īm looking through you!
 You changed, you changed, you changed!
 
 It īs old but it does have the  īdid � 
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 puddyd
 
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							| Here īs a newer song for You by Nick Lachey- Did I ever tell you . I think it has what you need in it  ;-) about 8 īdid words. 
 
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 MarionG
 
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							| Thank you all so much! There are a few i can use. Mini 9. I usually never use esl songs but this one really is funny. I might use it next year to start the subject of past tense with! (downloaded it already) |  28 Jan 2011     
					
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