Practise subject questions with this fun song in ESL class

Описание: Are you studying subject questions with your ESL students? Help them dance their way to success with this fun song!

Song: How many fools
Artist: Alan Smith Robertson

Topic: Subject questions (the interrogative)
Level: Intermediate/upper-intermediate (B2)
Worksheet: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u...
Duration: Approx. 35 minutes


If you're interested in using “HOW MANY FOOLS” in your classes, check out the worksheet here: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u...

This song is for intermediate and upper-intermediate ESL students, because it includes quite complex language as well as “subject questions”. If you want to practise simpler question formulas with your basic-level students in the ESL classroom with a song, I recommend:
"Are you coming out?" by me:    • Study QUESTIONS with this upbeat EDM song ...  
“Yes, I do” by Shakin' Stevens:    • Shakin' Stevens - Yes I Do  
“Eternal Flame”, by The Bangles:    • The Bangles - Eternal Flame (Official Video)  

You can also download the mp3 here: https://www.eslsongs.com/wp-content/u...

This song contains TEN object questions and SEVEN subject questions.

Object questions:
Why don't we get back together?
Did you know I missed you?
Would you mind if I kissed you?
What are you going to say to that?
Is he giving you more than you could ever expect?
And whose bed will you be sleeping in tonight?
Will you tell him all the lies you said to me?
Does he buy your love with things like necklaces and diamond earrings?
Can you give me just a little space?
Don't you understand that?

Subject questions:
Who's been keeping you company since you went and left me for someone else?
Who's been making you happy?
How many fools have fallen to their knees and begged you not to go break their hearts?
How many morons still kiss the ground you walk on?
Who has touched you like I never did?
What makes you think that I am that easy?
Who told you I was with another man?


If you use this song in your ESL class, please tell me how it went in the comments section, and if there's any English grammar or vocabulary you'd like me to write a song for in the future, just ask and I'll see what I can do... or maybe I can suggest a song that already exists.

In the meantime, subscribe to my channel, and check out another of my songs here:    • Pop songs for the ESL classroom  

About me:
My name's Alan Smith Robertson, and I've been an ESL teacher in Spain since 1994. As a teacher I'm always looking for new exciting ways to teach my students English, and one of my most popular ideas is writing songs which are specifically designed to practise the grammar or vocabulary most commonly studied in the ESL classroom.

#ESLSongs

Also, many thanks to Christina for supplying the female voice: https://www.fiverr.com/christinartnd