Sing in English: Robbie Williams 'I will Talk and Hollywood will Listen'

The video tutorial uses the song 'I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen' by Robbie Williams to teach English. It begins with an introduction to the song, followed by an analysis of the lyrics and their meanings. The teacher explains various expressions and their usage, such as giving a sign and complementing conversations. The chorus is highlighted for its significance, and the lesson concludes with a singing practice session, encouraging students to sing along and understand the song better.

What is the main reason the teacher chose the song 'I Will Talk and Hollywood Will Listen'?

• It is fast-paced and complex.

• It is simple and steady-paced.

• It has a difficult vocabulary.

• It is a popular song.

What does the term 'five and dime' refer to?

• A type of American store selling cheap items.

• A Hollywood movie.

• A British pound shop.

• A type of music genre.

What does it mean to 'give someone a sign'?

• To call them on the phone.

• To physically hand them a sign.

• To write them a letter.

• To give them a signal.

How can conversations complement each other?

• By matching and working well together.

• By being completely different.

• By being silent.

• By being one-sided.

What does the phrase 'Hollywood will listen' imply?

• Hollywood will ignore the speaker.

• Hollywood will pay attention to the speaker.

• Hollywood will laugh at the speaker.

• Hollywood will forget the speaker.

What does the speaker mean by 'look just what you're missing'?

• Hollywood is missing out on the speaker's greatness.

• Hollywood is complete without the speaker.

• Hollywood has everything it needs.

• Hollywood is not interested in the speaker.

What does the word 'absurd' mean in the context of the song?

• Serious

• Ridiculous

• Boring

• Logical