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Instructions: Listen to the song without subtitles and fill in the blanks with the

correct form of "to be" (am, is, are).​


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Imagine there ______ no heaven​
It ______ easy if you try​
No hell below us​
Above us only sky​
Imagine all the people​
Living for today​
Imagine there ______ no countries​
It ______n't hard to do​
Nothing to kill or die for​
And no religion too​
You may say I ______ a dreamer​
But I ______ not the only one

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Transform the Sentences

Instructions:

1.​ Below are sentences from the song, transform each sentence into the
affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.

Example:​
Affirmative: It is easy if you try.​
Negative: It is not easy if you try.​
Interrogative: Is it easy if you try?

Sentences:

1.​ It is easy if you try.


○​ Negative: ____________________________________
○​ Interrogative: ____________________________________
2.​ I am a dreamer.
○​ Negative: ____________________________________
○​ Interrogative: ____________________________________
3.​ You are not the only one.
○​ Affirmative: _________________________________
○​ Interrogative: ____________________________________
Vocabulary Match-Up​
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Objective: Learn and understand the vocabulary in the song.

Instructions: Match the words from the song to their definitions.

Words: heaven, hell, religion, dreamer, imagine, peace, hard, possessions

Definitions:​
a. A person who has big hopes or ideas.​
b. A belief system involving gods or spirituality.​
c. To form a mental image of something.​
d. A state without war or conflict.​
e. A perfect place in the afterlife.​
f. A place of suffering after death.​
g. Things you own or belong to you.​
h. Something that is difficult to do.

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Discussion Questions

Objective: Encourage critical thinking and conversation.

1.​ What do you think John Lennon meant by "Imagine no possessions"?


2.​ Do you think the world Lennon describes is realistic? Why or why not?
3.​ How does the song make you feel? Why?

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Creative Writing: What’s Your "Imagine"?

Objective: Reflect on the song’s themes and practice writing.

1- Write a short paragraph starting with "Imagine..." to describe their ideal world.

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