Advertising & Branding
This is a short phrase companies use to help people remember a product.
slogan
A scary movie or book is called this type of story.
horror story
Complete the sentence:
“She has 20 million followers. She ______ be famous.”
must
Complete the sentence:
“The actor ______ won the award gave a speech.”
who/that
Complete the sentence:
“By the time we arrived, the movie ______ started.”
had
These are advertisements you usually watch on TV or online videos.
commercials
A person who tells jokes professionally is called this.
a comedian
Complete the sentence:
“He ______ be the athlete. He looks much older.”
can’t
Combine the sentences:
“I watched a movie. The movie became viral.”
I watched a movie that became viral.
Which grammar form talks about a past plan or intention?
“was/were going to” or “was/were supposed to”
was/were going to
A famous company symbol like Nike’s “swoosh” is called this.
a logo
A very emotional movie that makes people cry is called this.
a tearjerker
Complete the sentence:
“They ______ have missed the performance because they arrived late.”
might/could/may
Combine the sentences using a relative clause:
“The celebrity was famous. I met the celebrity yesterday.”
The celebrity who/that I met yesterday was famous.
Complete the sentence:
“They ______ supposed to finish filming yesterday.”
were
Objects that show wealth or success, like luxury watches or expensive cars, are called these.
status symbols
A story about a person growing up and becoming mature is called this.
a coming-of-age story
What modal is used for strong certainty that something is true?
must
Is this a subject or object relative clause?
“The performer who sang at the concert became famous.”
subject relative clause
Choose the correct answer:
“She ______ become a filmmaker, but she changed her mind.”
a) was supposed to
b) was going to
was going to
This business activity involves selling products connected to celebrities, teams, or movies.
merchandising
This type of story is exaggerated and difficult to believe.
a tall tale
Correct the mistake:
“She must not be sick. She stayed home today.”
“She can’t be sick” OR “She might be sick”
Find and correct the error:
“The movie who I watched last night was a mystery.”
The movie that/which I watched last night was a mystery.
Correct the sentence:
“After the movie started, we had arrived.”
“After we had arrived, the movie started” OR “The movie had started before we arrived”