Question:
I’ve just started teaching English to some teenagers, and I’m using a blog to post homework so if they miss a lesson they can catch up. I have a couple of links listed so far; English Dictionary, Translation Dictionaries, and Text to Speech. I’m looking for a “Song Fill-In Site”… A website that has a bunch of English songs that you can listen to and fill in the blanks while listening, and maybe give you a score in the end.
Also, some other cool English learning activities and links to post on my blog will help, too. Thanks in advance 
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