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B2+ Unit 8

Entertain me

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The film was ................. from a book by the same name. adapted
Everyone waited in a................. for Helena. (looking forward to it) anticipation
When he finished his speech, everyone a................ applauded
It’s not true that everyone with money .... their .f.............. can be successful. at.... fingertips
The teacher asked students questions ..... r................. (aleatoreamente) at random
You can’t dance to this song – the b.................... is too fast. beat
This year’s b .................... is another superhero film. blockbuster
The next episode will be b..................... at the same time next week. broadcast
This song’s so c............... it keeps going around in my head. catchy
The head teacher greeted me with a c.............. smile. clinical
Your argument isn’t very c.................... convincing
These days a games creator can c................ a game to get the funding they need. crowdfund
Some people think technology is resulting in the d...................... of society. dehumanisation
I like films that d.............. heroic stories I’ve never heard of. depict
The d...................... of getting the bus is the traffic. disadvantage
The story is so d.................. it’s hard to follow. disconnected
The brand will d.................. their slowest-selling product from next week. discontinue
Certain technology companies have a clear d.................. in the industry. dominance
I prefer to watch foreign films that have been d.............. and not subtitled. dubbed
The course got more difficult in the e................. lessons. ensuing
The e................ of mobile phone technology has been fairly quick. evolution
The man had to f.............. .......... the aggressive dog. fend off
My favourite film f............. at the cinema but I still love it. flopped
Since their first album, the band has gone f........... s........... to s.............. from strength .... strength
For your homework, write about life at school from your p.............. perspective
I watch all kinds of film g............... with my parents. genres
I’ve got two tickets to a g..... tonight if you want to come. gig
I g............... the door to stop myself from falling. grabbed
Some people think it’s i.......... to spend £200,000 on a car when there are people with nothing. immoral
My English might be i............. but it’s improved a lot. imperfect
I’m not sure what’s wrong with Mark but he’s definitely .... a m......... in .... mood
The photo’s not ..... f.........., so I can’t see who’s in it. in focus
I imagined the film would be good but .... r.......... it was rubbish. in reality
Sam can’t sing .... t......... at all. in tune
If you chose option C, you chose i........... incorrectly
My successes are i............ compared to some people’s. insignificant
The buses leave at i............ times, so I normally walk. irregular
Your point is i.............. to the argument. irrelevant
My bike’s i................. I don’t know what I’d do without it. irreplaceable
I thought I heard a car horn but I must have been m............... mistaken
Don’t m................. me – I liked it but I didn’t love it. misunderstand
...... the t,,,,,, of my ......., I’d say there are about fifty people there. Off .... top ..... head
I watch TV .... d............ these days. on demand
..... .... f....... ..... ...., it’s a good idea but let’s see. On the face of it
The album’s not perfect but .... ..... w.......... I enjoyed it. on the whole
Don’t shout the answer o.... l..... out loud
The piano’s o..... .... t......., so it sounds awful. out of tune
In the film, Smith p............. the lead character as a weak and lonely man.} portrays
P............. TV is on at around 8 p.m. Primetime
The school sports centre is pretty p............. these days. primitive
The r............. were so bad for series 4 of the show that it’s been cancelled. ratings
I hope our band get signed to a r........... l.............. soon. record label
Let’s r............. that song again until we get it right. rehearse
Apparently, there’s a director who wants to r............ the film Casablanca. remake
The r............ between our school and the school in the next town has gone on for decades. rivalry
She’s a well-known fiction writer who’s recently written a s......... screenplay
Who watches DVDs these days when you can just s........... everything online? stream
The music festival will be t........... live on the BBC. televised
There’s a lot of u.............. about whether the play will be cancelled or not. uncertainty
Richard’s und........... a clever man. undeniably
Whether the story is true or not is u............ ; it’s still great. unimportant
I have turned to other forms of entertainment i... .... b.... .... satisfy my craving for something more creative. in a bid to
I think there’ll be a rapid a............ in the virtual reality market. acceleration
And a lot more people will be using VR and a.......... r..........., so like holographics and things like that. augmented reality
The country’s economy is .... ..... p......... of collapse. on the point
I’d say video games are ...... ...... v......... of taking over from film as the more effective narrative form. on the verge
Today’s video games are far from simplistic, and the quality of the narratives is s....... ...... improve further. set to
Film companies are continuing to invest millions into c.......... superhero films because they continue to attract an audience. clichéd
In this scene, the film reaches its dramatic c........... when the adversaries come together for a final show-down. climax
Film-viewers passively rely on characters’ lines or c......-,,,,,,,, to highlight what is important for them to know or see. close-ups
People are c........... f..... something more engaging than books. craving for
Viewers left the cinema feeling d......... and confused. dazed
I don’t think that the stories that we enjoy or, you know, the types of things that keep us g........... are going to change. gripped
What makes video games so much more exciting as a storytelling form is the fact that a player can im.......... themselves in a story for hours and hours. immerse
Although cinema is still considered by most to be the most popular means of storytelling, it is crucial to ask whether it m........ this reputation. merits
I think we’re just at the point of cutting out everyone in our v............ vicinity
If the camera p.......... across to a particular object, you can be sure that the object is due to appear again later. pans
‘The Phantom Menace’ is a p............ to ‘Star Wars’. prequel
As a bonus the p............is improved by the use of well-known actors. publicity
If newspapers are written like academic essays, it p....... readers ....... puts ..... off
By the middle of the century we may have created intelligent machines that m.... us ............ make .... redundant
She’s writing a s............ to her first novel. sequel
Cinema, it seems, is currently s............. ...... a whirlwind of big action films with scene after scene of incredible special effects that wow the audience. stuck in
It is up to Europe to t....... ..... ...... m......... of leadership in environmental issues. take on the mantle
Recently many people have t...... t..... video games. turned to
In storytelling, a monotonous voice is pretty un.......... unappealing
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