Let's Learn English with Ed Sheeran's Song Perfect
ESL Lesson PlansLet's Learn English with Ed Sheeran's Song Perfect

Let's Learn English with Ed Sheeran's Song Perfect

This engaging ESL lesson plan is based on Ed Sheeran's song "Perfect", targeting listening and speaking skills. The lesson structure includes picture discussions, lyric completion, and vocabulary matching exercises, helping students express love through language. By actively participating in these tasks, learners will enhance their understanding of every-day English while enjoying music.

Skills

  • Students can focus on specific words or phrases in the song that are commonly used in everyday language.
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1

Look at the picture and answer the questions. What is this singer's name? What do you know about him?

2

Discuss the following questions.

3

Listen to the song.

4

Listen again and complete the lyrics with the missing words. What words and phrases can be used to express our love for someone?

5

Match the words and phrases to their definitions.

6

Complete the conversations with the words and phrases from the list.

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