Lesson Topic Music Grammar Point Idioms Name of

Lesson Topic: Music Grammar Point: Idioms Name of Teacher: Susan Strikovsky th Target Class: 9 Lesson Place in the Curriculum: Lesson Thirteen

Table of Contents v v Introduction Text - Music Idioms - Examples Connected to Music v Conclusion

Sometimes when I'm feeling stressed, the only thing that hits the right note is listening to my favorite song. ♩ ♩ ♩ https: //commons. wikimedia. org/wiki/File: Tango-Show-Buenos-Aires 01. jpg#/media/File: Tango-Show-Buenos-Aires-01. jpg ♩ ♩ ♩ Tango in Buenos Aires

Last week I felt stressed because I had a fight with my friend and she thought it was my fault. I was upset because it takes two to tango. When everyone realized that it wasn't only my fault, it was like music to my ears. ♩ ♩♩

Idioms An Idiom is a word or phrase which has a different meaning from its literal sense These words have “figurative meaning, ” meaning they paint a picture

Idioms- Examples Connected to Music 1) I know you saw what he did, but it takes two to tango, they are both equally to blame. https: //commons. wikimedia. org/wiki/File: Homer_tango_volcada_open. jpg#/media/File : Homer_tango_volcada_open. jpg

Idioms - Examples Connected to Music 2) It’s unbelievable. He must be at least 80 but he’s as fit as a fiddle! https: //commons. wikimedia. org/wiki/Fi le: Morris_fiddler__Festivals_of_Winds, _2012. jpg#/media/ File: Morris_fiddler__Festivals_of_Winds, _2012. jpg

Idioms- Examples Connected to Music 3) Would you please stop complaining about your boyfriend, you sound like a broken record!

Idioms- Examples Connected to Music 4) When I won the school prize, it was like music to my ears! By Louis Carrogis Carmontelle - p. AG 4 oubz. F 9 Ix. Kg at Google Cultural Institute maximum zoom level, Public Domain, https: //commons. wikimedia. org/w/index. php? curid=21911733 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Today’s Lesson was about Idioms Next Lesson will be about Connectors