Exercise 6 Learn the dialogue by heart and act it. Finish the dialogue with your own phrases.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 540.

Exercise 5 Read each sentence and write a second one from the prompts.

Example: Carol didn't have enough money.

Jack / lend her some => She wanted Jack to lend her some.

1. Unfortunately someone told Sue I was going to visit her.

it / be a surprise

2. My parents were upset when I left home.

me / stay with them

3. Everybody thought Tom should play tennis.

Tom / play tennis

4. Please don't tell anyone that Nancy's leaving her job.

anyone / know

5. There's a football match next Saturday between England and Germany.

England / win ?

6. In your place I would tell the police about it.

you / inform

7. Jeremy was sure Jane would be late.

Jane / not to come in time

8. Nobody is allowed to smoke in our office.

anyone / not to smoke

A.: Don't be afraid to try new ways of expressing your ideas!

B.: Well, I agree with you, but I don`t expect the cast to accept everything I am going to suggest.

A.: Explain to them how important it is to follow the screenplay and to embody your conception.

I would like you to instruct the actors in a proper way.

B.: Oh, it`s a matter of complicated psychological interaction. Most well-known actors want a director and a screenwriter to agree with or at least respect their conception of showing the characters.

A.: Oh, come on! I wouldn`t like you to be pessimistic! Cheer up and do your best!