Pop Songs

Choose the correct verb form.

My patience is waning, ... this ... (entertain)?

​Our patience is waning, ... this ... (entertain)?

​I-I-I got this feeling, yeah, you know

​Where I'm losing all control

​'Cause there's magic in my bones

• does this entertain?

• is this entertaining?

• has this entertained?

• has this been entertaining?

We ... (know) each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but you're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what ... (go) on
We know the game, and we're gonna play it

• know, is going

• have known, is going on

• know, have been going on

• have known, has been going on

Pop music is way (a)   jazz here where I live. (popular)

Guess the song...

• Jawsh 685 - Laxed (SIREN BEAT)

• Memories by Maroon 5

• Savage Love by Jason Derulo

• Skechers by DripReport

Guess the song...

• Mmmbop by Hanson

• Baby Bottle Pop by Jonas Brothers

• Bop Bop Baby by Westlife

• Bop by Tyga, YG, Blueface

Guess the song...

• Uptown Girl by Westlife

• I Want It That Way by Backstreet Boys

• Realize by Colbie Caillat

• Never Say Never by Justin Bieber ft. Jaden Smith

Guess the song...

• Dive by Ed Sheeran

• Photograph by Ed Sheeran

• How Would You Feel by Ed Sheeran

• Perfect by Ed Sheeran

Guess the song...

• Stay by Rihanna

• Stone Cold by Demi Lovato

• Rolling In The Deep by Adele

• Perfect Two by Auburn

Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of the verb to describe a past event related to pop songs?

• I sing a pop song yesterday.

• I sang a pop song yesterday.

• I sung a pop song yesterday.

• I sings a pop song yesterday.

Identify the correct sentence structure for expressing a preference in pop music.

• I more prefer pop music than rock.

• I prefer pop music more than rock.

• I prefer more pop music than rock.

• I more prefer rock than pop music.