British Bitesize Lesson #25: LET IT GO Learn Through Song - Disney's FROZEN

The video tutorial is part of a series of 25 lessons designed for learning English through songs. In this lesson, the teacher uses the song 'Let It Go' from the film Frozen to teach vocabulary and pronunciation. The lesson includes a detailed analysis of the song's lyrics, focusing on themes like snow, isolation, and emotional expression. The teacher explains vocabulary terms and encourages students to practice singing the song to improve their English skills.

What does the phrase 'the snow glows white on the mountain tonight' suggest?

• The snow is being shoveled away.

• The snow is bright and untouched.

• The snow is melting quickly.

• The snow is dirty and full of footprints.

In the context of the song, what does 'a kingdom of isolation' imply?

• A place full of people and activity.

• A place that is under construction.

• A place that is warm and welcoming.

• A place that is lonely and cut off.

What does the 'swirling storm inside' metaphorically represent?

• A calm and peaceful feeling.

• A mix of frustration and anger.

• A desire to go on vacation.

• A literal storm outside.

What is the significance of the phrase 'Heaven knows I tried'?

• It suggests a plan to give up.

• It emphasizes the speaker's effort.

• It shows a lack of effort.

• It indicates a need for divine intervention.

What does the speaker mean by 'conceal, don't feel'?

• To openly express emotions.

• To hide emotions from others.

• To share feelings with everyone.

• To ignore all emotions completely.

What action does 'turn away and slam the door' symbolize?

• Fixing a broken door.

• Opening up to new experiences.

• Closing off from others.

• Welcoming others in.

What does 'the cold never bothered me anyway' suggest about the speaker?

• The speaker is unaffected by challenges.

• The speaker dislikes cold weather.

• The speaker is afraid of the cold.

• The speaker is planning a vacation.