FILM & ENTERTAINMENT VOCABULARY
This word describes a very impressive or excellent performance.
outstanding/ first rate
If someone spends all day watching TV and never exercises, we call them a…
a couch potato
Complete: The tickets __________ (sell) online tomorrow morning.
will be sold
Which tense do we use for fixed future timetables (like trains or ferries)?
Present Simple
Correct the mistake:
“She will to start drama school next year.”
She will start drama school next year.
People who appear in the background of a movie scene without speaking are called…
extras
If something makes everyone cry because it is emotional, it is…
moving
This time next week, we __________ (travel) to London.
will be travelling
Which tense do we use for actions that will be in progress at a specific time in the future?
Future Continuous
Complete: At 8 p.m. tomorrow, we __________ (watch) the premiere.
will be watching
If a foreign film has text at the bottom of the screen to translate the dialogue, it has…
subtitles
The opposite of wide is:
narrow
By 10 p.m., the film __________ (finish).
will have finished
Which tense do we use for an action completed before a specific future time?
Future perfect
Rewrite in passive:
“They will film the scene in Spain.”
The scene will be filmed in Spain.
This idiom means “let’s begin” or "let's start"
get the show on the road
If your passport is up to date, it is:
valid
Look at those clouds! It __________ (rain).
is going to rain
Which tense do we use for predictions based on present evidence?
going to
Complete: I promise I __________ (help) you learn your lines.
will help
A film that lasts more than 80–90 minutes is called a…
a feature film
I think the special ________ in this film were incredible.
effects
The Oscar winner __________ (announce) at 9 p.m. sharp. (official timetable)
will be announced / is announced
Which form is correct?
“Everyone __________ (inform) before the meeting starts.”
will have been informed
Complete the sentence:
By the time the director arrives, the actors __________ (rehearse) for two hours.
will have been rehearsing