Then speak about them in class. Use vocabulary from Exercises 26, 27, 31.
COMMUNICATION
Exercise 33. In pairs.
Student A: Turn to the end of Unit 4 and do exercise 33 A.
Student B: Take turns asking questions to supply the missing
Information about the Academy Awards.
1. got the best actor award in 1962.
2. Shrek won the best Animated Feature Film Award in 2002.
3. In 2013 award went to Argo.
4. Frank Capra got the best directing award for It Happened One Night.
5. won the best foreign language film award in 1969.
6. Ingrid Bergman received the best actress award in 1944.
7. Haskell Wexler received the best cinematography award for
8. In 1994 the best original screenplay award went to Quentin Tarantino.
READING, VOCABULARY
AND SPEAKING
Exercise 34. Read the text about Steven Spielberg and put in the missing words.
After reading, make a short biography note of the director.
People were afraid to go into the sea after Jaws. They wanted to be archaeologists after Raiders of the Lost Ark. They thought dinosaurs were real after Jurassic Park. They cried when they watched E.T. and Schindlers List. They were shocked by the realities of war in Saving Private Ryan. They laughed at The Terminal and Catch Me If You Can. And they were amazed by special effects in War of the Worlds.
And all this because of one man Hollywoods best-known film director, producer and w - - - - -: Steven Allan Spielberg.
Spielberg was b - - - in Cincinnati, Ohio on 18th December 1946. Today he and his films are famous all over the world. He w - - several Oscars and Golden Globes. He
d - - - - - - - more than twenty-five films, and produced more than fifty. He didnt s- - - in any of his films yet, but dont be too surprised if you see him on the screen one day.
Was Steven always so successful? In a word yes. He made his first amateur film, an 8-minute Western called The Last Gun, when he was twelve. And he is an excellent
b- - - - - - - - - -. When he showed his home movies to other children, he sold tickets, and his sister Annie sold popcorn.
GRAMMAR
PAST CONTINUOUS
| A F F I R M A T I V E | I wasplaying. He wasplaying. She wasplaying. It wasplaying. We wereplaying. You wereplaying. They wereplaying. |
| I N T E R R O G A T I V E | (How well)Was I playing? Washeplaying? Yes, he was. / No, he was not. Wasshe playing? Yes, she was. / No, she wasnt. Wasitplaying? Wereweplaying? Wereyouplaying? Yes, we were. / No, we were not. Weretheyplaying? Yes, they were. / No, they werent. |
| N E G A T I V E | I was not playing. (I wasnt playing.) He was notplaying. (He wasnt playing.) She was notplaying. It was notplaying. We were notplaying. (We werent playing.) You were notplaying. (You werent playing) They were notplaying. |
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I. Past Continuous , . , , . , - , .
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1) ;
.: What were you doing at six oclock yesterday evening? I was making dinner.
2) ;
.: This time last year she was having a holiday.
3) , .
.: When I got up this morning the sun was shining, the birds were singing
II. , Present Continuous , Past Continuous , always continually.
.: I didnt like him he was always borrowing money.
LANGUAGE USE
