10 Match the columns to form compound nouns, then use them to complete sentences 1-6.
magazine |
films |
radio |
effects |
black and |
broadcast |
special |
station |
current |
covers |
live |
affairs |
1Photographs of her have appeared on magazine
coversall over the world.
2 I always listen to that ............................................
in the morning because I really like the DJ.
3 We’ll go over now to a ..........................................
from the Houses of Parliament where the Prime Minister is about to give his speech.
4 I love watching old ............................................ .
Some of them are classics.
5We should watch that new ...................................
programme on TV tonight; it looks like it will be really interesting.
6 The plot was a bit silly but the ..............................
were amazing.
TV Guide
11 a. Look at the extract from the TV guide section of a magazine and in pairs make up dialogues.
5.35Neighbours: Danny confronts Steve. Australian soap.
6.00BBC News: Presented by David Hawkins.
6.30Regional News: Weather
7.00Animal Hospital: Real life stories of animals in crisis presented by Rolf Harris.
7.30EastEnders: A case of mistaken identity for Kat
and Ian goes too far. Soap.
8.00Weird Nature: New series which looks at strange behaviour in the animal kingdom.
8.30This is your life: Michael Aspel presents an unsuspecting celebrity with their life story.
9.00Manhunt: Police drama. Borne and his team manage to arrest most of the smugglers. Starring David Suchet.
A:IsthereanythinggoodonTVtonight?
B:IquitefancywatchingManhunt.
A:What’sthat?
B:Youknow,thepoliceseries.It’snormallyreallygood.
A: Whattimedoesitstart?/Idon’tthinkso,it’snotmystyle. etc
b.How often do you watch TV? What do you enjoy watching on TV? Which of the series on BBC 1 can you watch in your country?
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Cinema
12 a. In pairs, think of as many words as possible related to the cinema.
b. Look at the pictures. Which is ananimatedfilm, an actionfilm, aromance, ascience-fictionfilm? In pairs, use the prompts to make up dialogues, as in the example.
A:Wouldyouliketogoandseeafilmtonight?
B:Yessure.Anysuggestions?
A: |
Howaboutthat |
3 |
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actionfilm? |
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B: |
Whichone? |
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A:LethalWeapon3.
B:Whatisitlike?
A:Thenewspapersays it’sexciting…etc
1
Lethal Weapon 3 ****
Exciting action sequences and a funny, well-written script make this film well worth watching.
2
You’ve Got Mail **
Despite its predictable plot, this is an enjoyable romantic comedy with a happy ending.
Lion King **** |
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Incredible animation and |
full of lovable characters, |
this is one of Disney’s best- |
. For children |
and |
ever films |
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. |
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adults alike |
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4 |
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Star Wars Episode 1: The |
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Phantom Menace **** |
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Spectacular special effects, |
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a star studded cast along |
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with fast paced action |
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make this the greatest |
. |
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space adventure |
of all time |
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Project
13 Think of a film which you have recently seen and talk about it, then write a short review. Write about: typeoffilm,cast,plot,directing,photographyand specialeffects. Finally make your recommendation.
Game: Charades
Think of a film/TV programme. Indicate the number of words in the title, then mime each word. Students try to guess what the title is. The student who guesses correctly becomes the leader and you continue the game.
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