We’ve climbed the mountain of the present tense, But these phrasal verbs just don’t make sense. Is it "bring it up" or "take it on"? By the time we choose, the moment’s gone. We want to speak with flair and grace, But the passive voice is all over the place. "If I had known, I would have said..." Third conditionals spinning in our heads. But the room is bright and the vibe is right, We’re turning the struggle into light. Agus is waiting with a patient smile, Telling us to stay and talk a while. Yeah, Agus is leading, steady and true, Showing us exactly what we can do. Don't hold back, just give it a try, Under the Agus-guided sky! We’re dynamic, funny, and grown-up too, Trying to make the "Inversion" feel new. "Seldom have I seen such a clever crew," Is the kind of sentence we’re trying to do. We trip on "get" and we stumble on "set," But we haven't reached our limit yet. Because when the grammar feels like a wall, Our teacher is there to break the fall. Yeah, the room is bright and the vibe is right, We’re turning the struggle into light. Agus is waiting with a patient smile, Telling us to stay and talk a while. Yeah, Agus is leading, steady and true, Showing us exactly what we can do. Don't hold back, just give it a try, Under the Agus-guided sky! Hard working, encouraging, every single day, Helping us find the words we want to say. "Participate!" is the golden rule, In this funny, brilliant, adult school. Phrasal verbs? We'll take them on. Grammar fears? They’re almost gone. With Agus in the lead, we're doing fine, One complex structure at a time. (One structure at a time...)
