Mariah Carey
Hero
Pre-listening activities
Look at the photos: Do you know the singer? Have you ever heard this song?
2 - Find the meaning of these phrasals verbs.Match
PHRASAL VERBS |
DEFINITIONS |
a-Look inside |
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b-Reach into |
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c-Melt away |
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d-Come along |
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e-Carry on |
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f-Cast aside |
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g-Tear away |
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While-listening activities
1-Find the correct ending of each sentence 2-Unscramble the words in bold
3 - Re-write the lines in the right order:
4- Chorus
5- Write the words for the corresponding picture:
6 - Chorus
Post-listening activities:
Watch the video and sing the song
Speaking:
What are the basic characteristics of a hero?
Do heroes necesarily have to sacrifice their lives?
Can you mention any heroes or heroic deeds from your culture?
Why did they become heroes? What did they do?
Can anyone become a hero? How?
By Karina Nicolosi
Chorus
And then a hero comes ganlo _____________
thiw the strength to carry on _____________
And you cast your saref aside ____________
And you know you can vevirus ___________
So when you feel like ohep is gone _________
Look disine you and be strong ____________
And you'll finally see the urtht____________
atth a hero lies in you___________________
Lord knows
___________are hard to follow
But don't let anyone
Tear them away
___________________________
There will be _______________
In
____________
You'll find the
____________
1-____________________________
2-____________________________
3-____________________________
4-____________________________
5-____________________________
6-____________________________
7-____________________________
8-____________________________
And the emptiness you felt
For you to hold
You can find love
When you face the world alone
Will disappear
It's a long road
No one reaches out a hand
If you search within yourself
a-There's a hero
b-You don't have to be afraid
c-There's an answer
d-And the sorrow that you know
If you reach into your soul
Will melt away
If you look inside your heart
Of what you are
Mariah Carey was born on March 27, 1970 in the Huntington area of Long Island, New York. Mariah's parents Alfred Roy Carey and Patricia Hickey divorced early on in her life, forcing her mother Patricia to support Mariah and her two older siblings, sister Alison and brother Morgan, on her own. Mariah spent most of her childhood years alone as her mother was too busy with work trying to make ends meet. To make matters worse, due to her Irish, Venezuelan, and African heritage Carey was subjected to racial discrimination while growing up. To escape the pain and reality, Mariah Carey turned to music.