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    Part A: Readings: Eng4U Lee Tze Saw Module 4 Act 3

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    Part A: Readings: Eng4U Lee Tze Saw Module 4 Act 3

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    The spoken word poem discusses letting go of a past love. It describes how the speaker knew their partner was more interested in someone else, and made the decision to move on. The poem expresses that by letting go, the speaker had to pretend the past love never existed and focus on improving their life without that person. It conveys that the speaker will not look back or think about the past love anymore, and will instead find someone who truly cares for them. The poem ends by saying "I love you" and "goodbye" one last time before fully moving forward.

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    english year 11 and year 12, spoken words

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    ENG4U

    LEE TZE SAW


    MODULE 4 ACT 3

    Part A: Readings
    Once you have familiarized yourself with Spoken Word, answer these questions:

    1. What kinds of topics do people discuss in Spoken Word?


    About racism and discrimination.

    2. What are some important things about the way Spoken Word sounds?
    How can you see the various oral strategies (the terms discussed in the
    previous activity) coming into effect in this form of oral communication?
    Gesture, facial expression, rhythm, volume, tone and word play are
    important in spoken word. The tone in the video show aggressive and
    mostly on high pitch. Speakers speak in quick pace and high volume in
    order to keep audience captivated.

    3. What makes you like some examples of Spoken Word more than others?
    (Do you like certain examples better because of the topic, the use of
    diction/phraseology (word choice), the way they sound, the speaker's
    voice or tone, etc.?)
    Firstly, the topic. A peculiar or fancy title will attract my attention to watch,
    then the speaker’s expression and tone. Using appropriate facial
    expression and tone will help express various emotions in the speaker's
    performance as well as to the audience.

    Part B: Activity Questions


    1. Think about a topic that interests you
    Tittle: The Love

    The last year 2018, I gave up on you,


    I choose to let go.
    Although,
    memory is swirling, swirling round and round, still I choose to let go

    I knew you fancy her, I knew you love her, I knew she is prettier than me, smarter than
    me, skinny than me and taller than me.
    So I let go

    Because I let you go, so I had to bite off my tongue and pretending you never exist.
    Because I let you go, so I had to move on and show you how better am without you.

    The girl you first thought she was fierce,


    The girl you never thought she will fall in love on you.
    she is, she is, her in first sight.

    You never know her really well,


    She tries everything to feel loved and accepted.
    But you just want to have fun with her,
    you broke her heart, so she goes.

    She'll never come back again,


    She'll never check on you again,
    she'll never miss you again,
    She’ll never pray for you again,
    And She will,
    definitely will, meet the one, the right one.

    Let me say this for once,


    Let me say this for last,
    I love you,
    I really like you,
    So, goodbye.
    References:

    “100 most popular love poems” retrived at 25 Jan,2019 from


    https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poems/love/

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