TV & Films Vocabulary
Complete the word: The en______ was just so sad. Honestly, I was in tears!
ending
Rewrite in passive voice: "They are painting that room right now."
That room is being painted right now.
Complete the phrase: "There’s a good ______ I’ll get the job."
chance
Complete the sentence: "I usually ______ once a month at a beauty salon near my house." (my nails / do)
have my nails done
Find a synonym: A film with amazing special effects
blockbuster / action movie
Change to passive: "People usually watch the World Cup Final."
The World Cup Final is usually watched by people.
Choose the correct word: "It’s ______ certain that prices will go up next year." (a) fairly (b) completely (c) strongly
fairly
Fill in the blank: "Last week, I ______. It wasn’t cheap, I can tell you!" (the gears on my car / fix)
got the gears on my car fixed
Fill the gap: I’m not surprised she was vo______ off the programme.
voted
Change to passive: "They have removed the old wall."
The old wall has been removed.
Fill in the blank: "It ______ never happen, but I’ll try anyway."
might / could
Choose the correct option: "My tooth really hurts. I really have to ______." (it / look at)
c) Both are correct
Give a definition: What does “spoiler” mean?
Information that reveals important parts of a movie or show before someone watches it.
Choose the correct passive form: "A new James Bond movie ______ (release) next year."
will be released
Choose the correct phrase: "I ______ it’ll make any difference, but I’ve asked anyway." (a) think (b) doubt (c) suppose
doubt
Rewrite the sentence using 'have/get something done': "They painted the walls in my room last week."
I had the walls in my room painted last week.
Describe a TV series or film: Describe your favorite TV series in 3 sentences. Other teams guess the show.
if they guess correctly, get the point:)
Correct the mistake in the passive sentence: "The film was watch by millions of people."
The film was watched by millions of people.
Rearrange the sentence correctly: "a / only / There’s / I’ll / small / get / chance / job / the."
"There’s only a small chance I’ll get the job."
Correct the mistake: "I will get my hair cutted tomorrow."
I will get my hair cut tomorrow.