Entertainment
The set of clothes typical of a particular country or period of history, or suitable for a particular activity
Costume
A phrasal verb is a verb combined with a particle (preposition or adverb) that creates a new, idiomatic meaning distinct from the original verb
Dominate or be in charge of an undertaking or area of activity
Run the show
What is a modal verb?
A verb used with another verb to express an idea such as possibility that is not expressed by the main verb
Is it ok to sit here? (may)
May I sit here?
To be no longer available
Sold out
Appear or occur suddenly.
Pop up
A scheduled performance, event, or task must continue as planned, regardless of any unexpected problems, difficulties, or personal distress
The show must go on
The woman at the entrance ____________ scan our tickets. Then, we can enter the stadium.
a) should b) might
c) has to d) is able to
c) has to
theatrical slang...good luck!
Break a leg
Something interesting, impressive, or valuable enough to justify the time, effort, or cost required to experience or visit it
Worth seeing
Become popular
Catch on
To achieve major success, fame, or widespread recognition, often after significant effort
Hit the big time
That series was overrated. It __________ (win) two Emmys last year.
Shouldn´t have won
When people are experiencing very strong, intense feelings—usually anger, passion, or excitement
Emotions run high
A line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn to be attended to or to proceed
Queue
Succeed in securing or obtaining something.
Pull in
Featuring a number of famous people, especially actors or sports players.
Star studded event
What a long queue outside the theatre! That play___________ (be) very popular.
Must
Tell me the next acronyms:
FOMO
BTW
IDK
Fear of Missing Out
By the Way
I don´t Know
To disappoint someone by failing to do what you agreed to do or were expected to do
Let someone down
To stay until the end of an event such as a meeting or performance that is very long or boring
Sit through
Being at the center of public attention, fame, or intense scrutiny
To be in the limelight
Your phone is falling out of your pocket. You____________ (find) a safer place to put it.
Had better find
It´s impossible that you saw Ammy! (could)