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Vocabulary and Communication

Types of film

1 Find six words for types of films and write them on the right.

C H F R E N G P H O J N E D
1 ...............................................
R O I A R O M A N T I C V E
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K R C C C C C C C C C C C M 2 ...............................................
M R C E W A R T C H A R D C ...............................................
N O H S E C R T O O N S T A 3 ...............................................
B R K T S R C O M E D Y R R ...............................................

I S L U T E S N O W W T E T 4 ...............................................
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U T I R E E H T F I T T A O
5 ...............................................
S A P E R S W Y A Q O O M O
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S C I E N C E F I C T I O N 6 ...............................................
Y X T W E S T C H I P D E N ...............................................

2 Write the names of your favourite films below each type in exercise 1.

Talking about films

3 Complete the dialogue with the words in the box.

exciting scary boring funny think really

Alice Have you decided what to do tonight?
Billy Yes, I have. Let’s go to the cinema. There’s a good romantic movie on tonight. What do you
1 ...................... of romantic films?
Alice I don’t ...................... like them. They’re always so ...................... . I always fall asleep. I want
2
3
to see an adventure film. How about James Bond?
Billy Well, I like James Bond films. They are always very ...................... , but I’ve already seen this
4
one.
Alice OK, let’s go and see Night of the Vampires.
Billy Are you sure? Isn’t it very ...................... ?
5
Alice No, no, it’s a comedy – it will be very ...................... !
6

Sounds right have
6
4 Listen and repeat.

1 A Have you decided what to do tonight?
B Yes, I have.
2 A Have you seen it?
B No, I haven’t.

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