Song: “Sorry, I’m Here For Someone Else”

– B2 (intermediate) –

Practice Your Listening Comprehension

Practice Your Reading Comprehension

“Sorry, I’m Here For Someone Else” by Grammy-nominated artist Benson Boone is a song that tells the story of a young man named Benny who comes across his ex at a restaurant while waiting for someone else. What happens is a relatable experience in both the mind and real life.

WHAT TO LEARN

Through the strong storytelling in Boone’s lyrics, learners of the English language can practice a variety of English skills, including:

  • listening comprehension

  • reading comprehension

  • American English

  • present simple

  • present simple continuous

  • historic present

  • past simple continuous

  • imperative

  • adverbs

  • idioms

  • a use of “else”

  • contractions

  • descriptive language

  • G-dropping

  • unvoiced plosives

  • vocabulary related to:

    • greetings

    • politeness

    • plans

    • love

    • regret

  • and much more…!

Can you relate to this song? Have you ever been in a situation when you weren’t sure what to do? Practice your English by telling me about it in the comments below.


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