1. The Festival continues through April 14 at three venues.
2. Actors aged between 18 and 22 can submit audition videos.
3. The French film industry is highly regarded throughout the world.
4. In 1993, he was already a very successful and highly respected art designer.
5. There is much talk about what sort of woman makes a suitable role model for girls.
6. Free parking; spectators should provide their own seating.
7. Each of the seven instrumentalists was a virtuoso and had ample opportunity to prove it.
8. Olympic Games always get world-wide TV and presscoverage.
9. In recent years, Hollywood studios have focused increasingly on majorblockbusters with
enormous marketing budgets.
10.In Japan he is a superstar, but he has still not established his reputation in the west.
11.The film agency currently has details of 2,000 locations ranging from town halls to local
pubs and people's living rooms.
12.Most independent Australian films still require more cash than the producer can provide.
13.They charge 3 times more per ticket than most other theaters do.
14.There are no plans to charge entrance fee, he added.
15.While filming in Rome, it was hard not to bump into the past.
16.The scandal gave the movie free publicity.
17.We rely on reviews and word of mouth publicity.
18.His timing was great!
19.Shooting schedules for the two projects clashed.
Exercise 57. a) The verb to consider has several meanings:
1) think carefully;
2) think about a possibility;
3) , formally discuss before making a decision;
4) have a certain opinion, regard;
5) , , keepinmind.
In what meaning is consider used in each of the following sentences?
1. Have you considered moving elsewhere?
2. As far as I know they are considering him for the job.
3. Consider yourself lucky, but consider your opponent skilful.
4. You have to consider that he is only a teenager.
5. He paused a moment to consider before giving an answer.
6. Before raising the admission fee, consider the fans.
7. Has she ever considered trying her hand at set design?
8. He has his family to consider.
9. Early in her career, Ms. Gorme considered changing her name, but her mother protested.
10. From what Ive heard, at one point he seriously considered changing careers.
11. Shakespeare is considered (to be) one of the greatest writers of all times.
12. Friedrich began considering legal action against the company.
13. I consider myself very lucky.
b) Note the way the noun consideration is used.
1. The candidate's experience must be taken into consideration.
2. We must take into consideration the fact that he is a newcomer.
3. Here are a few questions for your consideration.
4. The decision was made after very careful consideration.
5. Any country can submit more than one film for consideration.
6. We will give your project serious consideration.
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7. He did it out of consideration for his partners.
8. Both ethical and financial considerations are essential.
9. Your treatment is currently under consideration.
Exercise 58. Translate into English using consider, consideration .
1. , , , .
2. , .
3. ?
4. .
5. -, .
6. , .
7. .
8. .
9. . , .
Exercise 59. a) Note the way the word to afford is used.
can afford (to do) something
