Around The World
Lyrics:
[English]
Around the world
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Vocabulary in this song:
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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world /wɜːrld/ A1 |
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around /əˈraʊnd/ A1 |
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Grammar:
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Around the world
➔ Preposition + Noun Phrase
➔ "Around" is a preposition indicating location or direction. "The world" is a noun phrase, referring to the Earth.
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Around the world
➔ Ellipsis
➔ The song relies heavily on ellipsis. A complete sentence like "I travel around the world" is implied but only the key phrase "Around the world" is explicitly stated. This creates repetition and rhythm.
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➔ Declarative sentence (implied)
➔ While appearing as a simple phrase, the lyric implicitly functions as a declarative sentence. The speaker is stating a fact or an experience, even if the subject and verb are missing.
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Around the world
➔ Repetition for emphasis and rhythm
➔ The constant repetition of "Around the world" is a key feature of the song. This technique is used to emphasize the idea and create a hypnotic, danceable rhythm.
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