Стр.56 Unit 6 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 10 класс

VOCABULARY

1. T044 Check the meaning of the adjectives in the table. Then listen and add these modifying adverbs to the table. Which adverb goes with both kinds of adjectives?

   a bit, extremely, really, totally, rather, quite, completely

   Base adjectives	Use	Strong adjectives	Use
   good bad silly funny attractive exciting surprising interesting	very, pretty,	brilliant pathetic ridiculous hilarious stunning thrilling amazing fascinating spectacular dreadful	absolutely

2. Choose the adjectives which go with these adverbs.

   1. a bit brilliant/monotonous
   2. absolutely brilliant/good
   3. totally stunning/attractive
   4. quite good/pathetic
   5. very interesting/amazing
   6. absolutely bad/dreadful
   7. totally exciting/spectacular

3. T045 Check film-making words a–g below. Use a dictionary to help you. Then listen and match them with expressions 1–7 from Exercise 2.

   a) acting
   b) directing
   c) final scene
   d) plot
   e) screenplay
   f) soundtrack
   g) special effects

4. In groups, talk about films you have seen recently. Use the language from Exercises 1–3 to give your opinions.

   A: Have you seen …? It’s really good, isn’t it?

   B: Good? It’s absolutely brilliant! The special effects are totally amazing!

WRITING

1. Think Back! Work in pairs. Guess which kinds of films your partner likes.

   action, cartoon, romance, documentary, comedy, fantasy, thriller, crime, horror, western

   A: You like thrillers, don’t you?

   B: No, I don’t.

2. T046 Work in pairs and choose the correct words in the quiz. Guess if you don’t know. Then listen and check.

   1. Nick Park is American/Australian/British.
   2. The characters are computer images/drawings/made of plasticine.
   3. Wallace is a dog/man/rabbit.
   4. Wallace loves eating carrots/cheese/meat.
   5. Gromit is a very clever dog/man/rabbit.
   6. The director, Nick Park, has won two/four/six Oscars.