This is a listening comprehension exercise. Students listen to the song and try to make out the lyrics. It's a repetitive song, so it's good for lower level students.

For higher level students, discuss what the song is about. Why is he using opposites in the lyrics?

What does the last lyric mean? "And you let her go."

After the video, see if the students were able to find the opposites in the song. Try to make up additional lyrics using different opposites. This would be something like only miss the country when you're in the city. Only know you've been sad when you're feeling glad.

This song contains a few uses of opposites, so it could be useful for an introduction into opposites. Have students come up with different opposites they know. Make a list and see if any show up in the song.

The video is of the band setting up to play a concert. Then, they are talking before the concert and playing in the concert.

Let Her Go- Passenger

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Let's do English ESL basic listening: focus on hearing. This is a listening comprehension exercise. Students listen to the song and try to make out the lyrics.…