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Grammar in Songs: Future Tenses

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3º de ESO Inglés (GRAMMAR) Slide Set on Grammar in Songs: Future Tenses, created by Andrea Babiloni Ferrando on 15/03/2018.

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Grammar in Songs: Future Tenses

About the lyrics... Write in your notebook the future forms you found in the songs. Try to identify the uses of the future tenses in the lyrics.

Slide 2

Baby I'm Yours Arctic Monkeys (Embed)

All My Loving ( with lyrics ) - The Beatles ( Cover by Bobit ) (Embed)

Caption: : Baby, I'm Yours - Arctic Monkeys

Caption: : All My Loving - The Beatles

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Lyrics~Stand By Me-Ben E. King (Embed)

Caption: : Stand By Me - Ben E. King

Bob Marley - Is This Love (lyrics) (Embed)

Caption: : Is This Love - Bob Marley

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Perfect Strangers - Jonas Blue ft. JP Cooper (Lyrics) (Embed)

Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud [Lyrics] (Embed)

Caption: : Thinking Out Loud - Ed Sheeran

Caption: : Perfect Strangers - Jonas Blue

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Stay With Me - Sam Smith ( Lyrics ) Acoustic (Embed)

Caption: : Stay With Me - Sam Smith

Slide 6

The Police - Every breath you take lyrics (Embed)

Caption: : Every Breath You Take - The Police

i'll be waiting (Embed)

Caption: : I'll Be Waiting - Lenny Kravitz

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