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9A
Describing a relationship
Vocabulary
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9A · V · Ex 10 / 10
Match the friends
Each pair of speech bubbles describes the same friendship from two different points of view. Read carefully, work out who is speaking in each bubble, and write their name in the box. (Card 1 is done for you.)
1I made friends with Lindsay when I went to South Africa last year. We don't live in the same country, but we email all the time now.
aI don't like to spend much time with Ann because I disagree with her on almost everything!
2Gemma and I never argue. We met at a film night in university a few years ago and we get on so well.
bScott and I often text. We can't meet up a lot because we live in different cities.
3I don't see Gus very often, usually only twice a year. But we talk on social media almost every day.
cMarian and I met while we were travelling and we've kept in touch since then. We're going to meet up somewhere next year.
4Stewart and I don't get on very well because we're very different. We argue a lot about things.
dEllie and I never disagree with each other. We both love cinema and enjoy watching the same movies.
5Craig and I are old friends. We've known each other since we were in primary school.
eNicole and I first met when we were seven. Twenty years later, we're still really close friends.
9A · V · Ex 2
Your own friendships
Work in pairs. Do you have any similar friendships to the people in Exercise 1? Tell your partner about them.
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9B
Adjectives for films & TV
Vocabulary
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9B · V · Crossword0 / 12
Adjectives crossword
Use the clues to find the missing adjective for each gap. bad fast finishers: think of an example of a show or film that matches each adjective!
Across
2Titanic is afilm — it's three hours!
4Something a lot of people watch is.
8Action films are usually.
9Sherlock Holmes is a veryman — he's intelligent and helps a lot of people.
10Horror films need to be.
11When nothing happens, a show is.
12You might cry when you watch afilm.
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1When a show is, you don't want to stop watching it.
3A film that isshows something that happened in real life.
5A comedy needs to be.
6Watching afilm is a good way to relax, laugh and forget about a bad day.
7A drama is atype of film. It isn't funny.
9C
Education
Vocabulary
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9C · V
True or false — education word cards
Work in groups of two or three. Give one card to each student. Take turns to make a sentence about yourself using the word/phrase on your card and the correct preposition/verb from the lesson, e.g. I find football really boring. The sentence doesn't have to be true! Other students guess true or false — one point for a correct guess. If incorrect, the speaker scores two bonus points.