An opening scene
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Screenwriter
A film's producer
Drums
Playwright
Big wheel
A good value for money
41. funfair= ярмарка или парк с аттракционами, увеселениями
43. cable car ─ фуникулёр
Phrasal verbs ***
44. We have run outof sugar!
45. to run into another car
46. to run into a problem
47. She was run down / over by a car.
48. Jim ran awayfrom boarding school.
49. He ran through the document.
Prepositions ***
50. by / on request
51. to plunge into (thought)
52. to be suitable for sb / sth
53. a choice of sth
54. to ne on display = to be put in a place where people can look at it:
55. ideal for sb / sth
56. to go on a trip
57. to wander through (the garden)
Language Development p. 135 ***
58. aisle = a passage between rows of seats in a church, theatre, train, etc., or between rows of shelves in a SUPERMARKET
59. curtain
60. lyrics
61. a dodgem = a small electric car with a wide rubber strip all round – электрический автомобильчик с бампером (аттракцион)
62. foyer = a large open space inside the entrance of a theatre or hotel where people can meet or wait
63. flying trapeze
64. roller coaster
65. performing animals
66. lead singer
72. to appear in the opening / final scene
73. to go on stage
- His parents didn't want him to go on the stage (= to be an actor).
- He has been on the stage for 10 years.
74. to tell jokes
75. to perform magic tricks
76. spectators
77. a huge audience
78. to gasp in amazement
79. Acrobats perform on the flying trapeze.
80. A museum's curatoris in charge of a place.
81. A caretaker looks after a building.
82. The usher / usheretteshowed us / led ustoour seats.
83. The conductor appeared on his podium.
84. to be backstage (getting ready for the play)
85. audition = a short performance given by an actor, a singer, etc., so that sb can decide whether they are suitable to act in a play, sing in a concert, - проба, прослуховування (актора, співака)
86. to audition for a role
- The young actress auditioned for the leading role in the play.
87. The director is holding auditions next week.
88. to walk into the spotlight
89. What is on / playing at the Odeon?
90. I am notin the mood for going out tonight.
91. a curtain call
- The audience clapped so much that the stars had to take fifteen curtain calls.
92. What do you have in mind?
93. matinée ['…ei ] дневн. спектакль / концерт
94. Do youfancygoingto a concert?
95. What / How about going to the theatre?
96. Why don't we go to the cinema?
97. Let's go to …
Ex. 5-8 p. 136 ***
98. Shall we..?
99. evening screening
100. late night screening
101. I am not in the mood for …
102. a cello
103. beyond one's expectations
104. amusement arcade = a place where you can play games on machines which you use coins to operate = зал игральных автоматов
105. epic = a long film/movie or book that contains a lot of action, usually about a historical subject = эпос, эпическая поэма, эпопея
Ex 7. Listening ***
106. My stomach turned to jelly.
107. The acting was so tedious!
108. a shot = a scene in a film/movie that is filmed continuously by one camera
109. stunning =1) оглушливий, приголомшливий 2) вражаючий; прекрасний, чудовий
110. The location shots were stunning.
111. I find the exhibition very stimulating.
112. to appall = to shock sb very much – лякати; страхати; вражати
113. appalling treatment of animals
114. I'd rather go to …
Ex. 8. p. 136 ***
115. to feel adventurous
116. unfamiliar
117. to sample tasty dishes
118. For a break from the ordinary, …
119. enjoyable = giving pleasure
Ex 9-10 p. 137 ***
120. a film's cast
121. She got the part in the movie on the casting couch.
122. the characters in the story
123. a script
124. the setting for the film
125. a plot
126. the final scene
127. a lion cub = a young bear, lion, FOX, etc
128. spectacular shots of
129. dedication and determination = (to sth) (approving) the hard work and effort that sb puts into an activity or purpose because they think it is important:
130. The film will appeal to young and old alike.
131. One person can really make a difference.
Listening, Ex. 11 p. 137 ***
132. The plot of the book is very involving.
133. The characters are totally convincing.
134. I was absorbed in the book. = interested in sth/sb so that you are not paying attention to anything else
135. I couldn't put the book down.
136. predictable
137. well-developed = fully developed; fully grown
138. dramatic = exciting and impressive; exaggerated in order to create a special effect and attract people's attention – 1) драматичний 2) акторський; удаваний
139. gripping─ захватывающий, всепоглощающий, увлекательный, поразительный, потрясающий, удивительный, изумительный
140. dull
141. moving
142. informative
GRAMMAR REFERENCE p. 170-171 ***
143. asking for permission
144. Can I go out for a minute? (informal)
145. Could I be excused for a minute? (formal)
146. May I use your phone?
147. Might I have some more ice-cream?
148. refusing permission
149. You cannot (can't) go to the party.
150. You are not allowed to go there.
151. You may not borrow my car.
152. Would you like me to help you?
153. Shall we go to the park?
154. Wecouldgo to the opera tonight.
155. It was an interesting story.
156. I was interested by the story.
157. I saw him cross the street.
158. I saw him crossing the street.
159. I heard him say that.
160. I heard him saying that.
161. I watched him perform in the theatre.
162. I watched him performing.
Grammar / Use of English p. 138 ***
163. embassy
164. ambassador
Writing – Reviews p. 141 ****
165. I got caught in the traffic.
166. It's freezing out there!
167. an action film with a touch of romance
168. The film contains all the right ingredients to make it a hit.
169. The film is set in …
170. The plot focuses on …
171. The plot has an unexpected twist…
172.The filmreaches a dramatic climax …
173. Don't miss it, it will change the way you see …
174. It is well worth seeing…
175. I highly recommend it
176. I wouldn't recommend it because …
177. the film directed by
178. to dote (up)on sb - 1) впасть в старческий маразм, впасть в детство 2) души не чаять, слепо обожать
179. a doting farther = showing a lot of love for sb, often ignoring their faults – сильно люблячий, дуже відданий
180. imminent marriage = (especially of sth unpleasant) likely to happen very soon
181. to be reluctant to do sth
182. unique brand of humour
183. to chuckle = to laugh quietly = (тихо) смеяться, посмеиваться
Articles p. 142-143 ***
184. to be housed in tents
185. relaxing stroll
186. vigorous = 1) very active, determined or full of energy 2) strong and healthy = сильний, енергійний
187. vigorous hikes / efforts / exercise
188. beautiful scenery
189. endless variety of activities to chose from
190. an eye-catching headline
191. within easy reach of / a stone's throw from
192.to go for acarefree weekend break
193.Let me decide for myself.
Ex 7- 9 p. 143 ****
194. cramps - severe pain in the stomach
195. nausea= the feeling that you have when you want to VOMIT (throw up, puke)
196. to suffer from stomach cramps and nausea
197. to call in (a specialist) phr.v.
198. mercury ─ ртуть
199. to dump waste into the river / at sea
200. untreated waste
201. to outweigh sth = to be greater or more important than sth = 1) переважати у вазі, бути важчим 2) переважати, бути впливовішим тощо
202. at "unbeatably" low prices
203. in case of "emergency" shopping
204. It is time that we startedto do sth before it's too late.
205. an up-to-date, multi-screen cinema theatre
206. equipped with (all latest facilities)
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