Exercise 11. Substitute the underlined words with their synonyms.
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Exercise 10. Scan through the film essay in Exercise 1 again to find
Column to make meaningful collocations.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 9. Match the words in the left-hand column with the words in the right-hand
| 1. throughout 2. the plot 3. according 4. to abuse 5. fully isolated 6. evil 7. to go 8. to lose 9. the first and 10. sense 11. mystical 12. to intend 13. to speak in 14. to make 15. lack of acting 16. to be not at 17. to make significant 18. growth 19. surrounding 20. to view through 21. dense 22. to contribute | A. scary environment B. contrast to smth C. one's best D. alcohol E. atmosphere F. insane G. to the positive assessment H. foremost criterion I. of detachment J. experience K. the film L. allowances for smb M. rate N. one's eyes O. develops around P. to convey to the audience Q. fear R. the film's favor S. to the screenplay T. from the outer world U. spirits V. one's mind |
a) synonyms to the following words:
1. controversial, 2. populate, 3. from beginning to end, 4. revolve around,
5. to lose one's mind, 6. isolation, 7. terrifying, 8. evidently, 9. artificial (3),
10. absence, 11. annoying, 12. particularly, 13. persuasive, 14. really
b) antonyms to the following words:
1. boring, 2. seldom, 3. inner world, 4. the last, 5. kind, 6. realistic, 7. clear,
8. appropriate, 9. convincing, 10. happiness (2), 11. poor, 12. unimportant.
1. Now connect the gadget to your computer.
2. Profits were good in comparison with last year.
3. He didn't show his most impressive qualities, but then, we must take into consideration his age.
4. The controversial ending of “All Is Lost” makes half of the audience believe that the protagonist dies, and the other half – that he is saved.
5. The whole filmmaking process has undergone important changes over the last decades.
6. They had to put off the release date because of unforeseen circumstances.
7. I'm really sorry for my unsuitable behaviour.
8. Another issue that irritates me is the absence of choice.
9. The expensive interiors include high-ceilinged, elegantly decorated spaces perfect for entertaining.
10. There were always people walking around the office looking like wounded soldiers because our makeup artist had to practise her craft.
11. Eventually, a hectic family life resulted in a sense of emotional separation.
12. She knew that her liveliness was a little stilted but she couldn't help it.
13. Despite promising movie roles early on, Mr. Wallach was little by little reduced to supporting parts, but he often made the most of limited screen time.
14. Robert Wise's 1951 science fiction film “The Day the Earth Stood Still” carried a deeply convincing message about international cooperation in matters of world security.
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