- •Unit 1 (nvt u1) meeting people communication
- •Grammar Plural forms of the nouns (Множественное число существительных)
- •Указательные местоимения
- •Личные местоимения
- •Притяжательные местоимения
- •Спряжение глагола to be в настоящем времени
- •Communication
- •Language use
- •Сочетания с глаголом to be
- •Communication
- •Grammar повелительное наклонение (the imperative mood)
- •Reading
- •Instructions for a Coffee Maker
- •Grammar Present Simple
- •Порядок слов в английском предложении
- •Communication
- •Writing and communication
- •2) Read out in class what you did at home. See whether you were right.
- •Vocabulary
- •Word-building
- •Film terms
- •Reading and language use
- •Leonardo DiCaprio
- •Huray! I’m a student!
- •Speaking
- •Put the items in order of importance.
- •In pairs. Compare your lists. Use these expressions to state your opinion:
Speaking
Exercise 44. Speak about yourself as a student.
Exercise 45. What is important to you in a film?
Put the items in order of importance.
crucial a. acting
extremely important b. direction
very important c. set decoration
important d. camerawork
not very important e. costumes
not important f. stunts
In pairs. Compare your lists. Use these expressions to state your opinion:
In my opinion …
From my point of view …
Personally, I think …
If you ask me …
e.g. Personally, I think direction is crucial. – I agree with you on this one.
In my opinion, stunts are very important. – I’m not so sure about this one.
If you ask me, stunts aren’t important.
LANGUAGE USE
Exercise 46. Complete the text with the correct forms.
IMAX theatres
Today, cinema audience (1)________(to be) much smaller and usually younger than the audience of the “golden age”. Many of the “picture palaces” (2) __________ (to be) now multi-screen cinemas with four or five small cinemas inside one building.
Today a film (3)__________ (to appear) on video, and then on TV. But some old films (4)______________(not, look) so good on TV. Cowboy films (5) ________ (to be) an example of this. The wonderful scenery in films like“How the West Was Won” (6)_________(to need) a large screen to show it. Television can’t do it. For many people, the cinema (7)_________ (to be) still the only place to watch a film.
One of the cinema’s newest ideas (8)___________ (to be) IMAX projection. A screen 19metres high and 15 metres wide, and excellent sound (9)__________ (to make) spectators feel that they (10)_______(to be) “really there”.
IMAX DOME theatres (11)____________(to have) a big, 30 metre screen which (12)_________(to put) the film-goer right in the centre of everything that is happening in the film. And with IMAX 3D, people (13) _____________ (to be happy) to try and touch what they see. It (14)_______(to look) so real! The difference between the IMAX experience and watching a film at a conventional cinema is the feeling that you (15)________(not, watch) a film, you (16)________ (to feel) as if you (17)_________(to be) actually there inside the action. A spectator (18)______________(to enjoy) every minute of the film, (19)______________(to be sorry for) the character, (20)______________(to be afraid of) his enemies, (21)______________ (to be ready) to help him. So he (22) ________________ (to be more interested in) the action.
There are nearly 150 IMAX theatres in different countries all over the world, and their number (23)____________(to grow) every year.
So this is cinema today.
