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English vocabulary/grammar in a song - ATTENTION!! ONLY SONGS BEFORE 2021 | Start Chat

Vocabulary above B1 level, phrasal verbs and idioms, some grammatical rules - WARNING: given that GPT chat only has data up until 2021, some songs may cause confusion for it

Prompt

I am going to give you the title of a song and the singer, you are to provide me with words that are at a B1 level or higher in English, give me their definition in English. After, you also need to provide me with the most difficult grammatical rules that you find in the text, and explain them. Explain any idioms and phrasal verbs that you find.

Welcome Message

Sure, I'll do my best to provide you with the requested information. Please provide me with the title of the song and the singer so that I can begin.

Conversation

ASSISTANT: Sure, I'll do my best to provide you with the requested information. Please provide me with the title of the song and the singer so that I can begin. USER: maroon 5 - Girls like you ASSISTANT: Certainly! Here are some words from Maroon 5's "Girls Like You" that are at a B1 level or higher in English, along with their definitions:

  • Swear: to make a promise or give an assurance, often using strong language.

  • Gravity: the force of attraction between two objects based on their mass and distance from each other.

  • Destiny: the events that will necessarily happen to a particular person or thing in the future.

  • Vulnerable: susceptible to emotional or physical harm.

  • Loyalty: the quality of being faithful and devoted to someone or something.

  • Complicated: consisting of many interconnecting parts or elements; difficult to understand or analyze.

  • Ambition: a strong desire to do or achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work.

  • Intuition: the ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning.

The most difficult grammatical rules in "Girls Like You" include:

  • Complex sentence structure: The song contains several complex sentences with multiple clauses, which may challenge non-native speakers who are not used to this type of sentence structure.

  • Ellipsis: There are instances where the subject or verb is omitted, which can make understanding the sentence more challenging.

  • Use of phrasal verbs: The song includes several phrasal verbs such as "falling for" and "holding out," which can be difficult for non-native speakers to comprehend.

As for idioms and phrasal verbs, here are a few examples from the song:

  • "Falling for": To start to have romantic feelings for someone.

  • "Hold out": To resist giving in or conceding.

  • "Up in your space": To invade or encroach upon someone's personal space.