Adele_Someone Like You

 🎶 Worksheet: Someone Like You – Adele

Level: B1.1
Theme: Relationships & Emotions
Focus: Expressing emotions, listening for details, past simple, and conditionals

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1. Warm-Up – Speaking

💬 Discuss in pairs or small groups:

• Have you ever experienced a difficult breakup? How did you feel?

• How do you usually deal with difficult emotions?

• In your opinion, what is the key to maintaining a healthy relationship?

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2. Vocabulary – Emotions & Feelings

Match the emotions with their definitions:

Emotion	Definition
1. Heartbroken	a. Feeling very happy and excited
2. Grateful	b. Feeling sad and upset, often after losing someone or something
3. Relieved	c. Feeling thankful for something or someone
4. Ecstatic	d. Feeling happy because a worry or problem has been resolved

📝 Answers:
1 → b, 2 → c, 3 → d, 4 → a

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3. Listening Activity – Fill in the Gaps

🎧 Listen and complete the lyrics:

Never mind, I'll find someone like __________
I wish nothing but the __________ for you, too

✅ Answers:

1. you

2. best

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4. Comprehension – True or False?

1. The singer is happy that her relationship ended. (True / False)

2. She hopes the best for her ex-partner. (True / False)

3. The singer feels regretful and sad about the past. (True / False)

4. The song is about finding a new love immediately after a breakup. (True / False)

✅ Answers:

1. False

2. True

3. True

4. False

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5. Grammar – Past Simple Practice

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in the past simple:

1. I __________ (hear) that you are getting married.

2. She __________ (not expect) to see him again.

3. We __________ (meet) in the park last week.

4. They __________ (decide) to stay friends after the breakup.

✅ Answers:

1. heard

2. didn’t expect

3. met

4. decided

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6. Pronunciation Focus – Intonation in Questions

🔊 Listen to the line “Never mind, I'll find someone like you” and notice the intonation.

• Where does the singer’s voice go higher or lower in pitch?

• Try to practise the sentence aloud with the same intonation pattern.

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7. Writing Task – How to Move On

✍️ Write a short text (80–100 words) about how you would move on from a difficult breakup. Use phrases like, "It’s important to...", "I would..." and share your thoughts on how to heal emotionally.

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