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Classical Music or Pop Music?
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WHICH IS BETTER
大家說英語20240425
The word genre is a fun sounding French word.
It means different types of things, especially music and movies.
We spell the word g-e-n-r-e it means kind of or type of.

Classial music and pop music arre both great.
Some people prefer classical music.
It has a rich history.
The music can tell stories without words.
Classical musicians play instruments like violins or flutes長笛,橫笛.
They have formal training and play their instruments really well.
Listening to classical music can also help your brain work better.
Other people prefer pop music.
The songs have catchy tunes曲調;旋律 and words.
They are easy to sing along with.
The words of the songs are often about finding love or losing love.
People understand those feelings, so they like the songs.
Pop music also has a good beat敲打聲.
It’s fun to dance to.

tune就是旋律
sing along就是跟着唱
musician就是音乐家
instrument就是乐器

Hey, Greg!
Greg?
Greg!
Oh, hi, Julie.
Do you need something?
Yes, I need some help.
What are you listening to?
It must be good!
My favorite Taylor Swift songs.
So you like pop music?
I do. It has catchy tunes.
And it’s fun to sing along with.
Pop songs are catchy.
And pop music often has a good beat.
I know.
It’s hard to sit still and listen to pop music!
But I actually prefer classical music.
You do? Why?
It is beautiful.
The music can tell a story without words.
That’s true.
Classical musicians play instruments like the violin and flute.
And they play really well because they have a lot of formal正規的 training.
Right. And classical music can help your brain work better.
Really?
Maybe I should listen to it more!

疑问句就是What are you listening to?
结尾的界隙词to不可以漏掉或省略
我们来看一看有哪些不可以省略的界隙词
What are you looking at?
你在看什么
What are they thinking about?
他们在想些什么
What are you shopping for?
你是要买什么

Pop music is music that is popular.
If something is catchy it means when you hear it you remember it.
So the tunes or the sounds of her music is very catchy.
You might start singing along after hearing the song once or twice.
And you might keep hearing it in your head all day.
And then sing along with it or sing at the same time as your listening to that song.
The beat is the rhythm節拍, it’s the sound that keeps going when you listen to a song.
That’s right, kind of like the flow or the waves of the music.

Pop songs are catchy.
流行歌曲好听易记
I’m listening to pop music.
Pop songs are catchy.
They’re fun to sing along with?
Pop songs are catchy.
They have a good beat.
Pop songs are catchy.
And it’s hard to sit still when you listen!

It’s hard to sit still.
And just listen to them you just want to get up and dance.
So friends, put on播放 your favorite pop song, put it on, go for a dance.

第一种是想要加入額外資訊時
I’m going on vacation next week.
Actually, I’ll be traveling to France.
我下周要去度假 其实我会去法国旅游
第二种是纠正或修改之前的错误
I thought the party was on Friday, but it’s actually on Saturday.
我以为派对是在星期五 但事实上是在星期六
第三种情况是强调自己说的话是千真万确的
She’s not as young as she looks; she’s actually 40 years old.
他不像看起来的那么年轻 实际上他已经40岁了

The violin is an instrument with strings you play.
It kind of like a guitar except you’re moving a stick棒狀物 along those strings.
And you put the violin under your chin下巴 and then you use something called a bow弦樂器的弓 to pull on the strings.
That makes a sound.
Formal training means they learn from a teacher or another musician, maybe at school or in special classes.
These are very serious classes.
Classical musicians don’t just learn by themselves.
If you’re having trouble focusing when you’re studying, maybe try listening to classical music.

Grant is a good musician.
What instrument do you play?
Leo plays the violin really well.
What is the name of that tune?
Do you ever sing along with music?

The flute is my favorite instrument.
This tune is easy to remember.
Many musicians sing very well.
She likes to listen to violin music.
Sing along with me!


genre
KK[ˋʒɑnrə] DJ[ˋʒɑ:nrə]
n.【法】文藝作品之類型;風俗畫,世態畫
類型,流派
“Genre” 在英語中指的是一種風格或藝術、音樂、文學的類別。
比如,一本書可能屬於喜劇或悲劇這兩種不同的體裁。
同樣地,電影類型、文學體裁和音樂風格也都是不同的genre。

catchy
KK[ˋkætʃɪ] DJ[ˋkætʃi]
adj.引起注意(或興趣)的;(曲調等)動聽而易記的;易上當的;反覆不定的

rhythm
KK[ˋrɪðəm] DJ[ˋriðəm]
1.節奏;韻律[U]
The rowers lost their rhythm and the boat lost speed. 
槳手們划槳的節奏亂了,賽艇因此慢了下來。
2.節拍[C]
A rhythm of One Two Three One Two Three is characteristic of waltz. 
一二三一二三的節拍是華爾滋舞曲的特色。
3.律動;律動的模式[U][C]
4.【醫】節律[U]
Human biological rhythms are related to the natural cycle of day and night. 
人的生物節奏與晝夜的自然循環有關。
a sense of rhythm 節奏感
the rhythm of the drums 鼓點的節奏

put on
使(視聽設備)開始播放
put on a record, tape, compact disc, etc. 
放唱片、磁帶、激光唱片等
Do you mind if I put some music on? 
我放放音樂你不介意吧?

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