Music in our life.

MUSIC

Magic!

Rude

1. It was a Sunday morning.

2. The singer put on his casual clothes.

3. He went on foot.

4. His bride’s father is old-fashioned.

5. The answer of his bride’s father was “NO”.

6. The singer is rude.

7. He gave up the hope to marry the girl.

8. He can live without the girl.

9. The girl is in love with him.

10. He wants to have a family with the girl.

To face the music

1. Neil has forgotten to …………………………………. for tomorrow’s recording.

2. Neil is going to ………………………………….

3. To face the music means to accept the consequences of your ………………………

4. Li can play …………………………….

5. …………… can stop Neil facing the music.

To face the music – to accept the consequences of your mistake

Ex. Neil has forgotten to book the band and he is going to face the music

1. Do you remember Alan, my old friend? – Well, that blows the whistle / rings a bell.

2. The boy's mother sounds like a broken record / blows her own trumpet when she tells him to clean his room.

3. We could buy this house for a song / like a broken record , because it’s so old and ugly.

4. Nestor blew the whistle / rang a bell on the gang members after he was offered a reward by the police.

5. You can't get away from for a song / elevator music in some shopping malls.

6. He's always blowing the whistle / blowing his own trumpet - it's so boring! Why can't he be more modest about his abilities?

Questions

your answer

1. Do you like elevator music ? Or is it annoying?

the most popular answer

a. I like it b. It’s OK c. It’s terrible.

2. Do your parents sometimes sound like a broken record ?

3. Do you blow your own trumpet when you succeed?

a. Always b. Sometimes c. Never

a. Always b. Sometimes c. Never

4. Does the name W. B. Yeats ring a bell to you?

a. Yes b. I’m not sure c. No

5. Have you ever bought anything valuable for a song ?

a. I usually do it b. It happened once c. No, I haven’t