VOCABULARY 02 Making and answering suggestions

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READING 01 Films
Go to http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/lists/10-best-movies-of-2011-20111207. Have a look at the best films
of the year 2011 and answer the questions below.
Which of the first nine films is/are
1 a sports film
_______________________________________________
2 in black and white
_______________________________________________
3 set in Paris
_______________________________________________
4 really bloody and violent
_______________________________________________
5 starring Brad Pitt
_______________________________________________
6 set in the USA in the 1950s
_______________________________________________
7 about a financial crisis
_______________________________________________
8 based on a bestselling book
_______________________________________________
9 a comedy about human relationships _______________________________________________
10 about a runaway boy
_______________________________________________
VOCABULARY 02 Making and answering suggestions
Match 1–6 with a–f to make conversations.
1 Would you like to come over to my place tonight?
2 Let’s have dinner at the new Greek restaurant on King Street next Saturday!
3 Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
4 Hi, this is Tom. We’re just on our way to the ice cream parlour. Do you want to join us?
5 How about meeting on Sunday evening?
6 Why don’t we go and see the new Batman film at the weekend?
a You mean the one at the corner? Actually, I think it’s Turkish.
b Should be fine. I don’t think I’ll have to be at home on Sunday.
c Thanks, Tom. But I’m really tired, and I don’t want to go out right now.
d Not really. Why don’t we go and have a look at this new fitness centre in my neighbourhood.
e Sorry, I can’t. My parents are going out so I have to babysit my little brother tonight.
f Actually, I’ve already seen it. I didn’t like it that much.
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VOCABULARY 03 Films
Complete the sentences. Use the words in brackets to form an adjective that fits in the gap.
The film is a comedy, but it has a (1) _______________ (seriousness) message.
This is one of the most (2) _______________ (interest) documentaries I’ve ever seen.
I find action films rather (3) _______________ (boredom), to be honest.
Every year in February the (4) _______________ (fame) Academy Awards Ceremony takes place.
At the beginning of the film Bilbo is not an (5) _______________ (adventure) person at all but then he gets
into all kinds of (6) _______________ (danger) situations, and he changes a lot.
16-year-old American girls dream of being (7) _______________ (independence), like the girl in this film.
Some horror films are about (8) _______________ (death) people who come to life again.
Children always love (9) _______________ (animation) films and so do most grown-ups.
Midnight in Paris is a (10) _______________ (romance) comedy starring Owen Wilson.
GRAMMAR 04 Present progressive for future arrangements
Sarah wants you to visit her but you are very busy. Look at your diary for next week, then complete the
sentences below.
DIARY
Monday:
meet Mum at shopping centre 4.30 pm
Tuesday:
basketball 3.30-6.00 pm
Wednesday:
theatre 7.30 pm
Thursday:
study for French exam with Ali
Friday:
20.00 pm Nick’s birthday party
Saturday:
–
Sarah: Can you come on Monday afternoon?
You:
I’m sorry, but (1)
___________________________________________________________
Sarah: Well, are you free on Tuesday?
You:
No, I don’t think so. (2) _______________________________________________________
Sarah: What about Wednesday evening then?
You:
Well, on Wednesday evening (3)
________________________________________________
Sarah: Could you come on Thursday?
You:
I’m afraid not. (4)
__________________________________________________________
Sarah: And on Friday evening?
You:
No, not Friday. (5)
__________________________________________________________
But let me have a look. I’m free on Saturday afternoon.
Sarah: What a shame! My aunt Gertrude’s having her birthday party on Saturday. Well, better luck next time!
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WRITING 05 A surprise party
a You are planning a surprise party for your best friend Stephen. Write an email invitation to your friends.
In your email you should
say what kind of party it is.
explain when and where it takes place.
describe how to get there.
ask people to bring drinks.
Write 100–120 words.
b You are Stephen. The party has been a huge surprise for you. A few days later, you write an email to all your
friends. In your email you should
thank your friends.
mention one bad or good thing that happened.
say what made the party so special for you.
Write 80–100 words.
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Key
READING 01
1 a sports film
Moneyball
2 in black and white
The Artist
3 set in Paris
Midnight in Paris / Hugo
4 really bloody and violent
Drive
5 starring Brad Pitt
Moneyball / The Tree of Life
6 set in the USA in the 1950s
The Tree of Life
7 about a financial crisis
Margin Call
8 based on a bestselling book
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
9 a comedy about human relationships The Descendants
10 about a runaway boy
Hugo
VOCABULARY 02
1 Would you like to come over to my place tonight?
e
2 Let’s have dinner at the new Greek restaurant on King Street next Saturday!
a
3 Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
d
4 Hi, this is Tom. We’re just on our way to the ice cream parlour. Do you want to join us?
c
5 How about meeting on Sunday evening?
b
6 Why don’t we go and see the new Batman film at the weekend?
f
a You mean the one at the corner? Actually, I think it’s Turkish.
b Should be fine. I don’t think I’ll have to be at home on Sunday.
c Thanks, Tom. But I’m really tired, and I don’t want to go out right now.
d Not really. Why don’t we go and have a look at this new fitness centre in my neighbourhood.
e Sorry, I can’t. My parents are going out so I have to babysit my little brother tonight.
f Actually, I’ve already seen it. I didn’t like it that much.
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VOCABULARY 03
The film is a comedy, but it has a (1) serious (seriousness) message.
This is one of the most (2) interesting (interest) documentaries I’ve ever seen.
I find action films rather (3) boring (boredom), to be honest.
Every year in February the (4) famous (fame) Academy Awards Ceremony takes place.
At the beginning of the film Bilbo is not an (5) adventurous (adventure) person at all, but then he gets into all
kinds of (6) dangerous (danger) situations, and he changes a lot.
16-year-old American girls dream of being (7) independent (independence), like the girl in this film.
Some horror films are about (8) dead (death) people who come to life again.
Children always love (9) animated (animation) films, and so do most grown-ups.
Midnight in Paris is a (10) romantic (romance) comedy starring Owen Wilson.
GRAMMAR 04
DIARY
Monday:
meet Mum at shopping centre 4.30 pm
Tuesday:
basketball 3.30-6.00 pm
Wednesday:
theatre 7.30 pm
Thursday:
study for French exam with Ali
Friday:
20.00 pm Nick’s birthday party
Saturday:
–
Sarah: Can you come on Monday afternoon?
You:
I’m sorry, but (1) I’m meeting my Mum at the shopping centre at 4.30.
Sarah: Well, are you free on Tuesday?
You:
No, I don’t think so. (2) I’m playing basketball from 3.30 to 6.00 pm.
Sarah: What about Wednesday evening then?
You:
Well, on Wednesday evening (3) I’m going to the theatre.
Sarah: Could you come on Thursday?
You:
I’m afraid not. (4) I’m studying for the French exam with Ali.
Sarah: And on Friday evening?
You:
No, not Friday. (5) I’m going to Nick’s birthday party.
But let me have a look. I’m free on Saturday afternoon.
Sarah: What a shame! My aunt Gertrude’s having her birthday party on Saturday. Well, better luck next time!
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VOCABULARY 02 Making and answering suggestions

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