U-SING?

One of the most useful resources that we can find when learning a second language is music. Songs are part of our lives. Certain songs make us remember certain people, places or important/unimportant moments. In a way, we can say that we have our own life soundtrack. So, my point is, if music plays such an important role and we are able to remember and repeat songs forever after, why don't we use them to our own advantage? If you are not using songs in English as a learning tool by now, what are waiting for?

To make this task easier for you, here you have a list of incredibly useful websites that you can use. So, u-sing?

Musical English lessons

Sing your English

Learn English with The Beatles

Learn English through Song

Learn English A-Z

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