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From the Ted Talk by Nora Brown: "East Virginia" / "John Brown's Dream"
Unscramble the Blue Letters
Won't you take these wdors for me?
Take them back to old East Virginia.
Tell my darlin' she is free.
(bnajo)
(Music ends)
(Applause and cheers)
That was a song called "East Virginia" I learned from a man named Clifton Hicks who lievs down in Georgia. The next song ... I have for you is called "John Brown's Dream." It's an old dncae tune. And you may notice that the banjo that I'm holding looks a little different than banjos you might be used to seeing or the one I just peayld, for example. And this banjo is sort of an earlier model. Banjos kind of evolved like a human has. And I like to say that the sound that comes out of this banjo is a sound that was just a little closer to the source, which is Africa, and some pploee fegort that, so, yeah ...
Open Cloze
Won't you take these _____ for me?
Take them back to old East Virginia.
Tell my darlin' she is free.
(_____)
(Music ends)
(Applause and cheers)
That was a song called "East Virginia" I learned from a man named Clifton Hicks who _____ down in Georgia. The next song ... I have for you is called "John Brown's Dream." It's an old _____ tune. And you may notice that the banjo that I'm holding looks a little different than banjos you might be used to seeing or the one I just ______, for example. And this banjo is sort of an earlier model. Banjos kind of evolved like a human has. And I like to say that the sound that comes out of this banjo is a sound that was just a little closer to the source, which is Africa, and some ______ ______ that, so, yeah ...
Solution
- lives
- words
- banjo
- people
- dance
- forget
- played
Original Text
Won't you take these words for me?
Take them back to old East Virginia.
Tell my darlin' she is free.
(Banjo)
(Music ends)
(Applause and cheers)
That was a song called "East Virginia" I learned from a man named Clifton Hicks who lives down in Georgia. The next song ... I have for you is called "John Brown's Dream." It's an old dance tune. And you may notice that the banjo that I'm holding looks a little different than banjos you might be used to seeing or the one I just played, for example. And this banjo is sort of an earlier model. Banjos kind of evolved like a human has. And I like to say that the sound that comes out of this banjo is a sound that was just a little closer to the source, which is Africa, and some people forget that, so, yeah ...
Frequently Occurring Word Combinations
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