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lesson 8 theme: movies and book new vocabulary reading task listening task writing task a short story for retelling speaking task vocabulary: adjectives to describe books and films: · action-packed: full of action. · addictive: a book or film that you quickly become addicted to. · creepy: producing a sensation of uneasiness or fear, scary. · deary: gloomy or depressing. · entertaining: funny and enjoyable. · futuristic: telling about the future. · heartbreaking: that breaks your heart and evokes sad emotions. · inspirational: evoking inspiration. · intense: a book or film loaded with actions and emotions that evokes strong feelings. · tear-jerking: tragic, making you cry. · thought-provoking: a book or film that makes you think of new ideas or that changes your attitude to something. advanced vocabulary: · action movie: film with fast moving scenes, often containing violence. · bedtime reading: a book you read in your bed before …

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y brother is a huge fan of movies. when he sees a movie trailer (a short video offering a preview of the movie), he counts down the days until the movie comes out. he always goes to the movie theater on opening night – that’s the first day a movie, show, concert, or performance is open to the public. he also loves to analyze the film critics’ reviews (the evaluations of the people whose job is to analyze movies) and tries to guess which movies will be nominated for an award. one of his favorite movie stars (famous actors/actresses) will be starring in an upcoming film about the vietnam war. it’s based on a true story, and they’re shooting the film on-site in vietnam – that means they will be recording/filming the movie in the same location as the story occurs. this particular actor had been talking about retiring, but …

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uiz 1. a movie from an amateur filmmaker was based / nominated / presented for three awards at an international film festival. 2. did you see the trailer / trilogy / theater for the new star wars movie? it looks like it'll be awesome! 3. the opening chapter / genre / scene of the movie is very violent. 4. i didn't like the close / end / finish of the movie; it just didn't seem believable. 5. i enjoyed the book because i could really identify with the main character / role / star. 6. it was a very moving film - and it was based on a factual / real / true story. 7. it's an enjoyable page / read / scene, written in a humorous and relatable style. 8. oh no! i lost a book that i borrowed / loaned / returned from the library. 9. the documentary …

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en · false listening section 2. fill the gaps. no more than three words. a (girl) i really like the notebook; it's a 11.__________ classic. the story is about a poor boy, called noah, who meets a rich girl, called allie, and they 12. ________ _________ _______over one summer. but of course there are problems. allie's parents don't approve of noah because he's poor and they get 13. __________, then a lot of time passes before they can get together again. she goes away to college and he writes to her every day, but she doesn't get the 14. ____________. then after quite a long time, noah buys an old house which he promised to restore for allie. he does it up and she sees a 15. ____________ _________ about it and goes to find him again. you can probably guess the rest, but it's a bit complicated because she …

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8. speaker _______________ likes a film which tells a love story over several years. 29. speaker _______________ likes a film which shows bullying at school. 30. speaker _______________ likes the scenes filmed in different countries. writing. 2) discussion essays in discussion essays, you have to discuss both sides of an argument. usually, you will be asked for your own opinion as well.the easiest way to approach this type of ielts task 2 question is to choose one point of view to agree with and one side to disagree with. essay structure 1) introduction paraphrase the question give your opinion state two supporting reasons 2) main body paragraph 1 – negative viewpoint topic sentence – outline the view you don’t agree with explanation – explain why this view is held by some people example – give an example 3) main body paragraph 2 – positive viewpoint topic sentence – outline the …

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lesson 8 theme: movies and book new vocabulary reading task listening task writing task a short story for retelling speaking task vocabulary: adjectives to describe books and films: · action-packed: full of action. · addictive: a book or film that you quickly become addicted to. · creepy: producing a sensation of uneasiness or fear, scary. · deary: gloomy or depressing. · entertaining: funny and enjoyable. · futuristic: telling about the future. · heartbreaking: that breaks your heart and evokes sad emotions. · inspirational: evoking inspiration. · intense: a book or film loaded with actions and emotions that evokes strong feelings. · tear-jerking: tragic, making you cry. · thought-provoking: a book or film that makes you think of new ideas or …

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