Практическое занятие 19. Тема « Derivatives. Modals (advice)».

A Choose the correct from of the verb in each sentence.

1.You would / had better be careful what you say on the radio.

2.We shouldn’t give / have given that interview last week.

3.They really ought to / might improve the quality of their TV programmers.

4.I’d better to read / read the article myself before I make a comment.

5.Journalists should have checked / check their information before writing an article.

B Complete the unfinished words in the following sentences. Put one letter in each space.

1.I enjoy doing the cro_______ in the newspaper because it makes me think.

2.The news broad _________ will only last for twenty minutes.

3. Have you read the head _______ in this morning’s Daily News?

4.On today’s programme, we have with us in the stu__________ a mystery guest who is going to make her Oscar prediction.

5.Why are s_________ operas so popular?

6.The j___________ wrote his article in less than half an hour.

C Use the word given in capitals at the end of each sentence to from a word that first in the space.

1.The ………… is the person who decides what goes into a newspaper. EDIT

2.What was your …………….. to the programme? REACT

3.Frank was ………… just before he went on the quiz show. NERVE

4.You can’t print that story unless you have ……….. that it is true. PROVE

5.All the decisions concerning the show are made by …………… .TEEN

6.The people the advertising company employs are getting …………. every year. YOUNG

D Circle the words that complete the sentence correctly.

1.The producer is quite strict and she keeps everyone on their feet / toes.

2.Photographers often spend time / hours on end waiting for a famous person to appear.

3.Don’t take / put on more work than you can handle when you become a reporter.

4.It’s not always easy to tune into / with the late night show in this area.

5.The company tries to give same / equal opportunities to men and women.

6.Quiet please! We’re going on air / gas in 10 seconds.

Практическое занятие 20. Тема « Confusing words. Causative».

A Choose the sentence, a or b, that means the same as the first sentence.

1.Someone removed the rubbish from the beach for them before they began filming.

a.They removed the rubbish from the beach before they began filming.

b.They had the rubbish removed from the beach before they began filming.

2.The young actress cut her hair by herself.

a.The younger actress had her hair cut.

b.Nobody helped the young actress cut her hair.

3.The owners had the cinema painted before they opened it.

a.The cinema was painted by the owners before they opened it.

b.Some people painted the cinema for the owners before it was opened.

4.A friend of mine fixed my projector.

a.My friend helped me to fix my projector.

b.I had my projector fixed by a friend of mine.

B Complete the unfinished words in the following sentences. Put one letter in each space.

1.It was a great film and the special ef__________ were incredible.

2.As soon as the actor read the sc_________, he accepted the role.

3.The star was in her dre__________ room getting ready for the next scene.

4.I think she’ll get an Oscar for her perf___________ in her last film.

5.He’s one dir__________ who seems to get on well with most actors.

6.If what the cr__________ say about the film is true, it should be fantastic.

7.Donald Duck is one of my favorite car__________ characters.

8.The pl__________ was not original so I knew exactly what the story was about.

C Use the word given in capitals at the end of each sentence to from a word that fist in the space.

1.He plays a ………….. character who doesn’t seem like a hero at all. MYSTERY

2.They couldn’t finish the film as they had planned because of…………. Problems. FINANCE

3.The ………… and acting can only be described as superb. PRODUSE

4.Acting in the theatre will given you …………… experience for your career. VALUE

5.The film was really good even thought the cast was …………... KNOW

6.The plot of Jim’s new film is …………….. . I don’t know how he thinks up such strange ideas. BELIVE

D Circle the words that complete the sentences correctly.

1.Most of the cast / roles were unknown, but I’m sure some will become famous.

2.You should lend / borrow a camera instead of buying one because they’re expensive.

3.Why did you take / turn down that role?

4.Having a successful career in the film company / industry is not very easy.

5.The chef / boss of the camera factory was taken to hospital yesterday.

6.They robbed / stole some valuable paintings from the actor’s home.