Let's take a look at one particular song and the way it could be presented in class for different aspects which Spanish speakers find very difficult. The song "Sand in my Shoes" (Dido), as weIl as many others, could be used for identifying differences in vowels, consonants and other features such as assimilation, linking. reductions and -ed endings. The foIlowing are examples of ideas for English teachers to use with students to help them practice their pronunciation in the target language. These activities were applied to the same song to show how it can be used for different purposes. Depending on the aspect to be practiced, teachers should select the song carefully to ensure that it provides many examples and that it is suitable to the students' level, age andlikes.