Films and TV programmes
A TV programme where participants compete in different games to win a prize.
Game show
Choose the correct answer:
Would you like any/some tea?
Would you like SOME tea?
Rewrite the sentence:
It's not necessary to play in a team. =>
I mustn't/don't have to ...
I don't have to play in a team.
Add a correct prefix to make an antonym:
Happy
Unhappy
Something that makes you feel awkward or cringe.
Embarrassing
A TV programme where the host talks about weather.
Weather forecast
I haven't got much/many homework today.
I haven't got MUCH homework today.
Rewrite the sentence:
Don't forget to pay 5$ to enter. =>
I mustn't/don't have to ...
I mustn't forget to pay 5$ to enter.
Add a correct prefix to make an antonym:
Legal
Illegal
Something that look or sounds realistic or belivable.
Convincing
A short news announcement concerning some on-going news story.
News bulletin
It takes a little/a few time to learn this dance.
It takes A LITTLE time to learn this dance.
Rewrite the sentence:
It's compulsory to wear a helmet during a bike race. =>
I have to/must ...
I have to wear a helmet during a bike race.
Add a correct prefix to make an antonym:
Honest
Dishonest
Something new or clever and often unusual.
Imaginative
A TV series genre that features a melodramatic story of multiple interconnected storylines with many characters.
Soap Opera
Were there any/some drinks left in the fridge?
There aren't some/any drinks in the fridge.
Was there ANY drinks left in the fridge?
There aren't ANY drinks in the fridge.
Rewrite the sentence:
It isn't necessary to wear special clothes. =>
I needn't/mustn't ...
I needn't wear special clothes.
Add a correct prefix to make an antonym:
Possible
Impossible
Something thrilling and interesting that constantly holds your attention.
Gripping
Name as many genres of films and TV programmes as you can.
A student with the most words will get the points.
Films and TV programmes: action, animation, chat show, comedy, documentary, fantasy, game show, horror, musical, news bulletin, period drama, reality show, romantic comedy, science fiction, sitcom, soap opera, talent show, thriller, war film, weather forecast, western, etc.
What do we use for:
1) a small quantity of something (uncontable)?
2) a small number of something (countable)?
3) a large quantity of something?
4) a large number of something?
5) uncountable or plural nouns for a large quantity or number of something.
6) affirmative sentences and to offer or ask for something politely. (countable and uncountable)
7) negative sentences and questions. (countable and uncountable)
1) not much, a little
2) not many, a few
3) much
4) many
5) a lot of
6) some
7) any
What do we use to:
1) Say something is necessary or very important (a feeling or an opinion)
2) Say something is necessary or very important (a rule or a law)
3) Say something is NOT necessary.
4) Say something is prohibitet.
1) Must
2) Have to
3) Needn't / Don't have to
4) Mustn't
Add negative prefixes to make antonyms for the following words:
Fair
Complete
Polite
Logical
Regular
Agree
Answers:
Unfair
Incomplete
Impolite
Illogical
Irregular
Disagree
Use as many adjectives as you can to describe the following words:
Ending
Plot
Script
Characters
Scenes
Possible answer:
Ending - confusing, interesting, unrealistic, moving, boring, spectacular.
Plot - imaginative, boring, interesting, gripping, exciting.
Script - funny, confusing, interesting, boring, moving.
Characters - violent, interesting, boring, scary, unrealistic, realistic.
Scenes - scary, spectacular, gripping, interesting, boring.