Vocabulary
Nouns from the film
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1) Sleepover
2) Casting
3) Audition
4) Twin
5) Mic
6) Disruption
7) Reunion
8) Patience
9) Capability
10) Mischief
11) Thoughtfulness
12) Villain
13) Treat
14) Despair
15) Alliance
16) Threshold
17) Bond
18) Adulation
19) Redemption
20) Wig
21) Rib
22) Sidekick
23) Insecurity
24) Kinship
25) Confrontation
26) Adversity
27) Costar
28) Relic
29) Playfulness
30) Veil
31) Complexity
32) Crony
33) Fame
34) Pen friend
35) Misfit
36) Affection
37) Hatred
38) Empathy
39) Struggle
40) Wickedness
41) Precision
42) Coffin
43) Stunt
44) Sibling
45) Adversary
46) Pillar
47) Wobble
48) Escapism
[ ˈslipəuvə ]
|ˈkɑːstɪŋ|
|ɔːˈdɪʃ(ə)n|
|twɪn|
|ˈmaɪk|
|dɪsˈrʌpʃn|
|riːˈjuːnjən|
|ˈpeɪʃ(ə)ns|
|keɪpəˈbɪlɪtɪ|
|ˈmɪstʃɪf|
[ˈθɔːtfəlnəs]
|ˈvɪlən|
|triːt|
|dɪˈspeə|
|əˈlaɪəns|
|ˈθreʃəʊld|
|bɒnd|
|ædjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n|
|rɪˈdem(p)ʃ(ə)n|
|wɪɡ|
|rɪb|
|ˈsaɪdkɪk|
|ˌɪnsɪˈkjʊrətɪ|
|ˈkɪnʃɪp|
|ˌkɒnfrʌnˈteɪʃn|
|ədˈvɜːsɪtɪ|
|ˈkəʊstɑː|
|ˈrelɪk|
|ˈpleɪfəlnəs|
|veɪl|
|kəmˈpleksətɪ|
|ˈkrəʊnɪ|
|feɪm|
|pen frend|
|ˈmɪsfɪt|
|əˈfekʃ(ə)n|
|ˈheɪtrɪd|
|ˈempəθɪ|
|ˈstrʌɡ(ə)l|
|ˈwɪkɪdnəs|
|prɪˈsɪʒ(ə)n|
|ˈkɒfɪn|
|stʌnt|
|ˈsɪblɪŋ|
|ˈædvəs(ə)rɪ|
|ˈpɪlə|
|ˈwɒb(ə)l|
|ɪˈskeɪpɪz(ə)m|
Піжамна вечірка
Відбір акторів на фільм
Прослуховування, кастинг
Близнюк
Мікрофон (Microphone)
Втручання
Воз’єднання, зустріч після розлуки
Терплячість
Здатність
Пустощі, шкода
Продуманість
Лиходій
Задоволення від якоїсь події
Відчай, безвихідь
Союз, дружба
Бар’єр, межа
Зв’язок (між людьми)
Надзвичайне захоплення кимось або чимось
Спокута, вивільнення від гріхів
Парик
Ребро
Друг
Невпевненість
Рідство, спорідненість (Kin – родич)
Протистояння
Нещастя, горе, біда
Партнер по фільму, актор з яким разом знімаєтесь
Раритет, реліквія
Грайливість, пустотливість
Завіса
Складність, заплутаність
Хороший друг
Слава
Друг по переписці
Невдаха, людина яка не сприймається суспільством
Прихильність, симпатія
Ненависть
Співпереживання (здатність розуміти та співчувати)
Зусилля
Злість, греховність
Точність, влучність
Труна
Трюк
Брат чи сестра
Ворог, противник
Опора, підтримка
Вагання
Втеча від реальності (від проблем та негараздів в уяві)
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Adjectives and adverbs from the film
1) Hushed
2) Obsessed
3) Vivid
4) Relatable
5) Intricately
6) Seemingly
7) Gripped
8) Daunted
9) Surreal
10) Arguably
11) Fearless
12) Effortless
13) Overwhelmed
14) Relentless
15) Adamant
16) Tremendous
17) Mind-blowing
18) Frenetic
19) Immensely
20) Essential
21) Remarkable
22) Paternal
23) Villainous
24) Endearing
25) Nerdy
26) Self-conscious
27) Rigid
28) Vulnerable
29) Otherworldly
30) Intimidating
31) Desensitized
32) Adolescent
33) Jealous
34) Knackered
35) Restrained
36) Desperate
37) Visceral
38) Palpable
39) Devastated
40) Ingrained
|hʌʃt|
|əbˈsest|
|ˈvɪvɪd|
|rɪˈleɪ.tə.bəl|
[ˈɪntrɪkətlɪ]
|ˈsiːmɪŋlɪ|
|ɡrɪpt|
|ˈdɔːntɪd|
|səˈrɪəl|
|ˈɑːɡjʊəblɪ|
|ˈfɪəlɪs|
|ˈefətlɪs|
|ˌəʊvəˈwelmd|
|rɪˈlentləs|
|ˈædəm(ə)nt|
|trɪˈmendəs|
|ˈmaɪndbləʊɪŋ|
|frəˈnetɪk|
|ɪˈmenslɪ|
|ɪˈsenʃ(ə)l|
|rɪˈmɑːkəb(ə)l|
|pəˈtɜːn(ə)l|
|ˈvɪlənəs|
|ɪnˈdɪərɪŋ|
|ˈnɜːdɪ|
|ˌselfˈkɒnʃəs|
|ˈrɪdʒɪd|
|ˈvʌln(ə)rəb(ə)l|
|ˌʌðəˈwɜːldlɪ|
|ɪnˈtɪmɪdeɪtɪŋ|
|diːˈsensɪtaɪz|
|ædəˈles(ə)nt|
|ˈdʒeləs|
|ˈnækəd|
|rɪˈstreɪnd|
|ˈdesp(ə)rət|
|ˈvɪs(ə)r(ə)l|
|ˈpælpəb(ə)l|
|ˈdevəsteɪtɪd|
|ɪnˈɡreɪnd|
Тихий (про голос)
Одержимий (якоюсь справою, коли всі думки про це)
Красномовний
Зрозумілий читачеві, близький (про героя)
Заплутано
Здавалося б
Захоплений чимось
Наляканий
Дивно, незвично
Безсумнівно
Безстрашний
Без жодних зусиль
Повністю захоплений своїми думками чи почуттями
Невблаганний, безжалісний
Категоричний, неприклонний
Колосальний, неймовірний
Запаморочливий, вражаючий
Шалений
Надзвичайно, вкрай
Надважливий, основний
Видатний
Батьківський
Лиходійський
Милий, привабливий
Непривабливий, незграбний (від слова nerd - ‘ботан’)
Сором’язливий
Негнучкий, непластичний (в плані танців)
Вразливий
Надприродній
Лякаючий (intimidated – наляканий)
Байдужий, позбавлений співчутливості
Юнацький
Заздрісний
Дуже втомлений, без сил
Стриманий
Той, який відчуває сильне бажання
Який відчуває інтуїтивно, покладаючись на почуття
Відчутний, явний
Спустошений, розбитий в плані почуттів
Вкоренілий (наприклад про відчуття чи звичку якої
важко позбутися)
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Verbs from the film
1) To convince
2) To refuse
3) To mill
4) To congregate
5) To cast
6) To distract
7) To wane
8) To huddle
9) To interact
10) To threaten
11) To expand
12) To endure
13) To overshadow
14) To convey
15) To treat someone
16) To rib someone
17) To forge
18) To cackle
19) To induct
20) To contemplate
21) To manifest
22) To tiptoe
23) To grieve
24) To pity
25) To bewitch
26) To relish
27) To corpse
|kənˈvɪns|
|rɪˈfjuːz|
|mɪl|
|ˈkɒŋɡrɪɡeɪt|
|kɑːst|
|dɪˈstrækt|
|weɪn|
|ˈhʌd(ə)l|
|ɪntərˈækt|
|ˈθret(ə)n|
|ɪkˈspænd|
|ɪnˈdjʊə|
|əʊvəˈʃædəʊ|
|kənˈveɪ|
|triːt|
|rɪb|
|fɔːdʒ|
|ˈkæk(ə)l|
|ɪnˈdʌkt|
|ˈkɒntempleɪt|
|ˈmænɪfest|
|ˈtɪptəʊ|
|ɡriːv|
|ˈpɪtɪ|
|bɪˈwɪtʃ|
|ˈrelɪʃ|
|kɔːps|
Переконати
Відмовитись
Пересуватись безцільно (групою людей, як стадо)
Збиратись, кучкуватись разом
Відбирати актора на роль
Відволікати
Зменшуватись, спадати
Обговорювати щось таємно в групі людей
Взаємодіяти, спілкуватись
Погрожувати
Розширяти
Пережити щось, витримати (зазвичай щось неприємне)
Затьмарювати, залишати когось в тіні
Передати щось, виразити за допомогою чогось
Ставитись до когось
‘Підколювати’ когось, жартувати над кимось
Сформувати, виробити
‘Хіхікати’, сміятись
Призначити когось на якусь посаду, призвати
Роздумувати
Проявляти, продемонструвати
Прокрадатись
Горювати
Жаліти когось
Зачарувати
Насолоджуватись, ‘кайфувати
Починати сміятись під час виступу, чи репетиції
Useful phrases and idioms from the film
1) Down the road
2) To fall in love
3) To do voices
4) Off the rack
5) To jump off the page
6) To turn something upside down
7) To look forward to
8) To have a ball
9) In all but name
10) (like) chalk and cheese
11) To well with tears
12) (criminal) on the loose
13) To have an in with someone
14) To have a crush on someone
15) First and foremost
16) To have a soft spot for someone
17) To keep someone in tow
18) One-on-one
19) Tipping point
20) To call it a day
21) To hit home
22) To go toe to toe (with)
23) To be beside oneself
24) To go all in
25) To take care of someone
26) To go for it
27) To die in vain
В майбутньому
Закохатись
Пародіювати голоси
(про одяг) звичайний одяг з масмаркету (стандартних розмірів)
Бути дуже цікавим та вартим уваги
Перевернути щось з ніг на голову
З нетерпінням чогось чекати
Гарно провести час
Коли щось є правдою або існує але не має офіційного підтвердження
‘як небо і земля’, дуже різні
(про очі) наповнитись сльозами
(про злочинців) які втекли і перебувають в пошуку
Мати гарні стосунки з кимось
Відчувати симпатію до когось, подобатись
В першу чергу
Мати симпатію до когось
Бути відповідальним за когось, тримати під наглядом
Тет-а-тет
Переломний момент
Припинити займатись чимось, покинути якусь справу
Попасти в саму точку, ‘задіти за живе’
Позмагатись, постаратись перемогти когось на рівні
Бути в якомусь конкретному стані (гніву, радості, тощо)
Піти на все, йти до кінця, ризикнути усім
Піклуватись про когось
Спробувати щось, піти на це
Померти даремно (коли не зробили чогось корисного)
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Pay attention!
Після фрази `to look forward to` вживаємо дієслово з
закінченням –ing-: I am looking forward to going on holiday!
Phrasal verbs from the film
1) To end up
2) To come out
3) To stay up
4) To look for
5) To sign on
6) To look back
7) To muck about
8) To play someone off
9) To turn into
10) To tap into something
11) To wind someone up
12) To pull something off
13) To pull out
14) To line up
15) To talk back to someone
16) To dwell on something
17) To make out (with someone)
18) To black out
19) To speak up
20) To wrap up
21) To fit in
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Опинитись в якісь ситуації чи становищі після певних дій
Вийти, опублікуватись (про книгу, фільм, пісню, тощо)
Довго не лягати спати, засидітись допізна
Шукати
Записатись, зареєструватись
Згадувати минуле
Валяти дурня, байдикувати
Переграти когось, старатись зіграти чи зробити щось краще
Перетворити
Задіяти щось, використати
Вивести когось на емоцію, роздратувати, надокучати
Досягти у чомусь успіху
Піти геть
Вишикуватись в чергу
Огризатись, перечити комусь
Зациклюватись на чомусь
Цілуватись (з кимось)
Втрачати свідомість
Висловлювати свою думку та позицію
Завершувати щось (часто успішно)
Вливатись в нову групу людей, чи колектив
Pay attention!
Фразові дієслова – це особливі дієслова англійської мови, що складаються зі власне смислового
дієслова та одного або декількох прийменників. Фразові дієслова слід сприймати як одне ціле та
запам'ятовувати їхнє значення як одного сталого виразу, адже значення фразових дієслів часто
відрізняється від значення окремих слів, з яких вони складаються.
Види фразових дієслів
 Неперехідні фразові дієслова можуть використовуватися самі по собі та не потребують після
себе прямого додатку, тобто вони вказують на те, що підмет виконує дію самостійно над
собою.
Mike passed out! - Макс знепритовнів
 Перехідні фразові дієслова в реченні потребують після себе використання додатку, в більшості
випадків вони не використовуються самі по собі.
We have to put off our meeting till next Monday.
Перехідні фразові дієслова також можуть бути separable (подільні) та
inseparable (неподільні). Їхнє використання слід перевіряти за словником.
 В неподільних фразових дієсловах прийменник ніколи не відокремлюється від дієслова та
вживається одразу після нього.
Ann is counting on our help. – Енн розраховує на нашу допомогу.
 В подільних фразових дієсловах прийменники можуть ставитися як перед, так і після додатку.
Put on your hat, it’s cold outside. – Одягни шапку, на вулиці холодно.
Put your hat on, it’s cold outside. – Одягни шапку, на вулиці холодно.
Part 1. Before watching
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Task 1: Match the nouns with their definitions
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Sleepover
Casting
Audition
Twin
Mic
Disruption
Reunion
Patience
Capability
Mischief
Thoughtfulness
Villain
Treat
Despair
Alliance
Threshold
Bond
Adulation
Redemption
Wig
Rib
Sidekick
Insecurity
Kinship
Confrontation
Adversity
Costar
Relic
Playfulness
Veil
Complexity
Crony
Fame
Pen friend
Misfit
Affection
Hatred
Empathy
Struggle
Wickedness
Precision
Coffin
Stunt
Sibling
Adversary
Pillar
Wobble
Escapism
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the state of thinking carefully about something
a type of party when a young person stay for the night at the house of a friend
the action of preventing something from continuing as usual or as expected
the state of being freed from the power of evil
a feeling of lacking confidence and not being sure of your own abilities
an object, tradition, or system from the past that continues to exist
a close friend or companion
a feeling of liking for a person
a very great effort to do something
a way of avoiding an unpleasant or boring life, especially by thinking, reading, etc.
a brother or sister
the fact of being morally very wrong or bad
the quality of being funny and not serious
a fight or argument
the feeling that there is no hope and that you can do nothing to improve a difficult
situation
a character in a book, play, film, etc. who harms other people
the level or point at which you start to experience something, or at which something
starts to happen
a friend
the ability to continue waiting or doing something for a long time without becoming
angry
either of two children born to the same mother on the same occasion
the process of choosing the actors for a film or play
an event that gives you a lot of pleasure and is usually unexpected
very great admiration or praise for someone
one of the 12 pairs of curved bones that surround your chest
one of two or more famous actors who appear together in a film or play
the ability to understand other people’s feelings and problems
a long box in which the body of a dead person is buried
someone who has a strong character and helps or supports other people
the qualities of being careful and accurate
a feeling of not being certain about something
the state of having many parts and being difficult to understand or find an answer to
someone you write friendly letters to, especially someone in another country who you
have never met
someone is not accepted by other people because their behaviour is strange or
unusual
the state of being known or recognized by many people because of your
achievements, skills, etc.
an extremely strong feeling of dislike
an exciting action, usually in a film, that is dangerous or appears dangerous and
usually needs to be done by someone skilled
an enemy
a feeling of being close or similar to other people or things
a thing that serves to cover, conceal, or disguise
a difficult or unlucky situation or event
a covering of artificial hair worn on the head
the ability to do something
a short performance that an actor, musician, dancer, etc. gives in order to show they
are suitable for a particular play, film, show, etc.
a piece of equipment that you speak into to make your voice louder, or to record your
voice or other sounds
behaviour, especially a child's, that is slightly bad but is not intended to cause serious
harm or damage
a situation when people meet again after they have not seen each other for a long
time
a bond or connection between families or friends
a close connection joining two or more people
Task 2: Fill in the gaps with the words from the box
escapism
despair
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2)
3)
4)
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insecurity
wickedness
relics
siblings
confrontation
disruption
redemption
thoughtfulness
For many people going on holiday is a form of ____________________.
I have four ___________________: three brothers and a sister.
Some couples seem to like ____________________, but Josh and I hardly ever argue.
In ____________________, the theatre director searched everywhere for a new lead actor.
He made his reputation as an actor playing ____________________.
They would be punished for their _____________________.
Games, DVDs, and junk food are ____________________ mainstays for both boys and girls.
The expression on his face seemed placid, midway between a daze and ____________________.
There will be some ____________________ to traffic while the work is in progress.
And his soul, a vulgar a numb find ____________________.
His ____________________ has kept him from having the success he deserves.
Everything in the house seemed old and untouched, like ____________________ of an ancient time.
affection
twin
auditions
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2)
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12)
patience
playfulness
sidekick
bond
cronies
threshold
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He remembered the teachers at his first school with great ____________________.
Many freedom fighters were imprisoned, but they never gave up the ____________________.
Your date is filled with laughs and ____________________.
I felt myself at the ____________________ of another breakthrough, another change.
Mark has been Luke's ____________________ since junior high school.
The director is holding ____________________ next week for the major parts.
There has been a close _____________________ between them ever since she saved him from drowning.
My ____________________ sister and I have got the same nose.
They are looking for actors for a new film. So, there will be _____________________ tomorrow.
The interviewer asked her to speak into the ____________________.
In the end I lost my ____________________ and shouted at her..
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Both authors have the skill to make you feel great _____________________ with their heroines.
They lowered the _____________________ into the grave.
You’ve been a _____________________ of strength to me.
He needs a hobby to keep him busy and stop him from getting into ____________________.
His relationship with his mother left him with a psychotic _____________________ of women.
It's a typical action movie with plenty of spectacular ____________________.
His books are a pleasure to read because he writes with such clarity and _____________________.
I was a bit of a social ____________________ at college because I didn't like going out at night.
She first rose to ______________________ as a singer at the age of 16.
He saw her as his main ____________________ within the company.
He felt a real sense of _____________________ with his friend..
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I was astonished by the size and ____________________ of the problem.
Nancy and her ______________________are talking in English.
She had a tearful _____________________ with her parents at the airport.
I have a great _____________________ with my friend. We are match.
The view over the lake was obscured by a ______________________ of mist that hung in the air.
The people are brave, resilient, humorous, friendly in the face of great change and _____________________.
She was wearing a blonde _____________________.
You have the ______________________ to do this job well.
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Task 4:Read the definitions and write the correct adjectives or adverbs
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being less sensitive and less likely to feel shock or distress at scenes of suffering
making someone like you
not flexible
not attractive and awkward or socially embarrassing
very tired
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more closely connected to spiritual things than to the ordinary things of life
making you feel frightened or nervous
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She was, uagarbly ____________________, the best female basketball player of all time.
He was dpesetrae ____________________to tell someone his good news.
The audience is epgripd ____________________by the dramatic story.
His approach to acting is vcisaerl ____________________rather than intellectual.
She was a brave woman but she felt antuedd ____________________by the task ahead.
He looked uncomfortable, like a slfe-cnosoucis ____________________ adolescent.
The two oladenesct ____________________boys made their mother very tired.
Sometimes, in hshued __________________voices in the evenings, I heard my mum and the dad talking about money.
Mark won quickly and with confidence, in a way that looked completely ertlfefoss _____________________.
The 20th century was rarkelemab ____________________for its inventions.
Harriet was oervwlheedm _____________________by a feeling of homesickness.
She was a bold and felesars ______________________climber.
Maybe he's jueloas _____________________ because I got the job and he didn't.
People who watch such movies become dzednsitesei ____________________to violence.
She laughs at herself a lot, which is always eendrinag ____________________.
And he had this very rresual _____________________sense of humor.
After weeks of efrntiec ____________________activity, the job was finally finished.
One of the reasons for her success is that the characters in her books are so rlaebltae ____________________.
The ilvolnuais _______________________ Darth Vader also plays a cameo role.
He's oesedbss _____________________with Barbra Streisand and collects anything and everything connected with her.
They were making a trmeeounds _____________________amount of work last week.
She's an iemsemnly _____________________talented young athlete.
She can be very inidtitimang _____________________when she's angry.
You have to be as single-minded and rnsstlelee ____________________as your rivals if you want to get to the top.
Professor Johnson was always there for pernatal _____________________advice.
I've told her she should stay at home and rest but she's amadant ______________________that she's coming.
Her black suit was rstraiened ______________________and expensive.
Older people are especially vneraulble ____________________ to cold temperatures even inside their homes.
He remains confident and smineegly _____________________untroubled by his recent problems.
The hijacking operation was ricateintly ____________________planned.
The tension in the room was ppaalble _____________________during the exam.
Include details to make your story as vidvi ____________________as possible.
The special effects in this film are pretty mnid-blwiong _______________________.
A good diet is esesiantl _______________________for everyone.
Saying “Thank You” became such a deeply igrnaneid _______________________habit that he never forgot to do it.
She was utterly deavsetatd ______________________when her husband died.
She asked me to dance with her, but I had to refuse because I am so rgiid _______________________.
These glasses and stupid trousers make me feel nrdey _______________________.
I'm too kacnkeerd ______________________to go out this evening. I prefer to stay in.
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She's already had to пережити ____________________ three painful operations on her leg.
Men таємно спілкуються ____________________ in twos and threes, talking about this and that.
I enjoyed our vacation, but didn’t отримала задоволення ___________________ the twenty-hour trip back home.
I hope this will переконає ____________________ you to change your mind.
He asked me to give him another loan, but I відмовив ______________________.
The accident сформував _____________________ a close bond between the two families.
A group of women were хіхікали _____________________ in a corner.
He was зачарований _____________________ by her beauty.
I шкодую ____________________ anyone who's never been in love.
The air in the balloon розширяється ______________________ when heated.
They погрожували _____________________ to kill him unless he did as they asked.
Karen has always felt затьмареною ______________________ by her famous elder sister.
His brothers підколювали ____________________ him about his new girlfriend.
He had a tendency to сміятись ____________________ in the middle of the performance.
He is still горює ____________________ for his son`s death.
Dominique's teacher says that she спілкується _____________________ well with the other children.
He was often обраний на роль _____________________ as the villain.
The teacher had to separate the two friends because they tend to відволікати ____________________ each other in class.
My parents ставились до ____________________ us all the same when we were kids.
Crowds of students were безцільно ходили _____________________ around in the street.
A crowd зібрався ____________________ around the entrance to the theatre, hoping to catch a glimpse of the actors.
By the late 70s the band's popularity was beginning to зменшуватись _____________________.
Please вирази _____________________ our condolences to the family.
Last weekend, the group прийняли _____________________ 600 more members at another ceremony.
I'm роздумую над ______________________ going abroad for a year.
The workers chose to проявити ______________________ their dissatisfaction in a series of strikes.
He waited until his daughter was asleep, then прокрався ____________________ quietly out of the room.
Task 9: Unscramble and translate the verbs
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To ovhadersow
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to love or suddenly start to _______________someone very much
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5) To jump off the page
to grab your ______________, especially an image or written description in a book
6) To turn something upside down
to change something _______________, often in a way that is bad
7) To look forward to
to feel happy and excited about something that is going to _______________
8) To have a ball
to have a very _______________ time
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true, even though people do not _______________ say that it is true
10) (like) chalk and cheese
completely _______________ from each other
11) To well with tears
(about _____________) to fill with tears
12) (criminal) on the loose
escaped from _______________
13) To have an in with someone
to have good ________________ with someone
14) To have a crush on someone
to be in love with someone but do ______________ have a relationship with them
15) First and foremost
used to emphasize the most _______________ quality, purpose, reason etc
16) To have a soft spot for someone
to feel that you like someone very _______________
17) To keep someone in tow
to be with someone, to be _______________about someone`s actions
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a discussion or meeting between ________________ people
19) Tipping point
a time when important things start _______________ in a situation
20) To call it a day
to ______________ what you are doing because you do not want to do any more
21) To hit home
to cause you to _______________ exactly how unpleasant or difficult something is
22) To go toe to toe (with)
to be performing ________________in a competition, so that it is not clear who will win
23) To be beside oneself
to have a particular ________________ or emotion
24) To go all in
to do something in a way that shows a lot of determination take a big _______________
25) To take care of someone
to look _______________ someone or something
26) To go for it
Go ________________! Give it a good try!
27) To die in vain
to die not ________________ anything
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Task 12: Put the words in the correct order to complete the sentences
1) The novel’s - really jumped off - main character - the page.
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2) I don't have an - Unfortunately - in with my mother-in-law.
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3) I had a - football captain - crush on the - at school.
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4) are as different as chalk - The two brothers - and cheese.
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6) Hannah - to keep her kids - always tries - in tow.
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8) The pair - to toe - until - went toe - the third set.
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11) my father - When I was a child - used to do - me laugh - voices - which made - every time.
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12) It was - a cheap suit - only, - off the rack - bought.
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13) and her eyes - with tears - She looked upset - started to well.
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15) In No - a player can go - Limits poker, - "all-in" at any time.
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17) I have to - afternoon - my little sister - take care of - this.
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18) "I'm thinking - that job." "Go for - of applying - for it!“
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19) Somewhere, - they’re going to - down the road - get married.
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20) with a - He fell in love - young student - German.
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21) John - prison last year - escaped from - and - on the loose - has been - ever since.
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22) It is a - and foremost about - film first - loss.
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23) been turned upside - My world has - by this - down - disease.
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If a book, record, film, etc.
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to feel that you belong to a
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to stand in a line
to tease or annoy someone
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to stop being involved in an activity
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to become unconscious suddenly but
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to go to bed later than usual
to keep thinking or talking about
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to play a game or games to try to
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to finally be in a particular place or
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to search for someone or something
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to succeed in doing something
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to kiss and hold someone
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to change or develop from one thing
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to manage to use something in a way
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to behave in a silly way
to sign a document saying that you
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He keeps complaining and it really winds me in/ up.
Lack of funding leaves us with no choice but to pull out/off.
Thousands of people lined up/away to buy tickets on opening night.
My guess is they'll wrap the meeting on/up fairly quickly.
Rain in the morning will turn to/into snow during the afternoon.
If only we could tap into/for all that energy and creativity.
Children who talk back/off are regarded as disrespectful.
Stop mucking around/about and listen!
I’m looking for/from Jim. Have you seen him?
They nearly managed to get the loan but just failed to pull it of/off.
All the high school kids go up there to make away/out in their cars.
If you disagree, please speak on/up.
She's signed on/for with a temp agency.
He tends to dwell on/to the negative aspects of his performance.
She says that she doesn't fit on/in at her new school.
One day we'll look back/off on this and laugh.
After working her way around the world, she ended up/in teaching English as a foreign language.
The kids were allowed to stay off/up till midnight on New Year's Eve.
The 16 finalists will play off/of to see who will win the championship.
Task 16: Match the verbs with prepositions to create phrasal verbs
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2) To stay _____
3) To look _____
4) To sign _____
5) To tap _____ something
6) To muck _____
7) To play someone _____
8) To turn _____
9) To wrap _____
10) To pull _____
11) To line _____
12) To wind someone _____
13) To pull something _____
14) To black _____
15) To dwell _____ something
16) To fit _____
17) To end _____
18) To come _____
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For many people going on holiday is a form of escapism.
I have four siblings: three brothers and a sister.
Some couples seem to like confrontation, but Josh and I hardly ever argue.
In despair, the theatre director searched everywhere for a new lead actor.
He made his reputation as an actor playing villains.
They would be punished for their wickedness.
Games, DVDs, and junk food are sleepover mainstays for both boys and girls.
The expression on his face seemed placid, midway between a daze and thoughtfulness.
There will be some disruption to traffic while the work is in progress.
And his soul, a vulgar a numb find redemption.
His insecurity has kept him from having the success he deserves.
Everything in the house seemed old and untouched, like relics of an ancient time.
He spends every evening drinking in the pub with his cronies.
He remembered the teachers at his first school with great affection.
Many freedom fighters were imprisoned, but they never gave up the struggle.
Your date is filled with laughs and playfulness.
I felt myself at the threshold of another breakthrough, another change.
Mark has been Luke's sidekick since junior high school.
The director is holding auditions next week for the major parts.
There has been a close bond between them ever since she saved him from drowning.
My twin sister and I have got the same nose.
They are looking for actors for a new film. So, there will be casting tomorrow.
The interviewer asked her to speak into the microphone.
In the end I lost my patience and shouted at her.
Stan Laurel appeared in many comedies with his co-star Oliver Hardy.
Both authors have the skill to make you feel great empathy with their heroines.
They lowered the coffin into the grave.
You’ve been a pillar of strength to me.
He needs a hobby to keep him busy and stop him from getting into mischief.
His relationship with his mother left him with a psychotic hatred of women.
It's a typical action movie with plenty of spectacular stunts.
His books are a pleasure to read because he writes with such clarity and precision.
I was a bit of a social misfit at college because I didn't like going out at night.
She first rose to fame as a singer at the age of 16.
He saw her as his main adversary within the company.
He felt a real sense of kinship with his friend.
She's having a bit of a wobble about the move to New York.
I was astonished by the size and complexity of the problem.
Nancy and her pen friend are talking in English.
She had a tearful reunion with her parents at the airport.
I have a great alliance with my friend. We are match.
The view over the lake was obscured by a veil of mist that hung in the air.
The people are brave, resilient, humorous, friendly in the face of great change and adversity.
She was wearing a blonde wig.
You have the capability to do/ this job well.
When we were kids, a trip to the beach was a real treat.
Harley wasn't prepared for the fame and adulation that came with being a star athlete.
She was taken to hospital with a broken arm and ribs.
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Anger gave me otherworldly strength, and I managed to force the door open.
She was, arguably, the best female basketball player of all time.
He was desperate to tell someone his good news.
The audience is gripped by the dramatic story.
His approach to acting is visceral rather than intellectual.
She was a brave woman but she felt daunted by the task ahead.
He looked uncomfortable, like a self-conscious adolescent.
The two adolescent boys made their mother very tired.
Sometimes, in hushed voices in the evenings, I heard my mum and the dad talking about money.
Mark won quickly and with confidence, in a way that looked completely effortless.
The 20th century was remarkable for its inventions.
Harriet was overwhelmed by a feeling of homesickness.
She was a bold and fearless climber.
Maybe he's jealous because I got the job and he didn't.
People who watch such movies become desensitized to violence.
She laughs at herself a lot, which is always endearing.
And he had this very surreal sense of humor.
After weeks of frenetic activity, the job was finally finished.
One of the reasons for her success is that the characters in her books are so relatable.
The villainous Darth Vader also plays a cameo role.
He's obsessed with Barbra Streisand and collects anything and everything connected with her.
They were making a tremendous amount of work last week.
She's an immensely talented young athlete.
She can be very intimidating when she's angry.
You have to be as single-minded and relentless as your rivals if you want to get to the top.
Professor Johnson was always there for paternal advice.
I've told her she should stay at home and rest but she's adamant that she's coming.
Her black suit was restrained and expensive.
Older people are especially vulnerable to cold temperatures even inside their homes.
He remains confident and seemingly untroubled by his recent problems.
The hijacking operation was intricately planned.
The tension in the room was palpable during the exam.
Include details to make your story as vivid as possible.
The special effects in this film are pretty mind-blowing.
A good diet is essential for everyone.
Saying “Thank You” became such a deeply ingrained habit that he never forgot to do it.
She was utterly devastated when her husband died.
She asked me to dance with her, but I had to refuse because I am so rigid.
These glasses and stupid trousers make me feel nerdy.
I'm too knackered to go out this evening. I prefer to stay in.
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She's already had to endure three painful operations on her leg.
Men huddle in twos and threes, talking about this and that.
I enjoyed our vacation, but didn’t relish the twenty-hour trip back home.
I hope this will convince you to change your mind.
He asked me to give him another loan, but I refused.
The accident forged a close bond between the two families.
A group of women were cackling in a corner.
He was bewitched by her beauty.
I pity anyone who's never been in love.
The air in the balloon expands when heated.
They threatened to kill him unless he did as they asked.
Karen has always felt overshadowed by her famous elder sister.
His brothers ribbed him about his new girlfriend.
He had a tendency to corpse in the middle of the performance.
He is still grieving for his son`s death.
Dominique's teacher says that she interacts well with the other children.
He was often cast as the villain.
The teacher had to separate the two friends because they tend to distract each other in class.
My parents treated us all the same when we were kids.
Crowds of students were milling around in the street.
A crowd congregated around the entrance to the theatre, hoping to catch a glimpse of the stars of the show.
By the late 70s the band's popularity was beginning to wane.
Please convey our condolences to the family.
Last weekend, the group inducted 600 more members at another ceremony.
I'm contemplating going abroad for a year.
The workers chose to manifest their dissatisfaction in a series of strikes.
He waited until his daughter was asleep, then tiptoed quietly out of the room.
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Task 11
in the future
to love or suddenly start to love someone very much
reproduce the voices of other people or animals
clothes that are made and bought in standard sizes
to grab your attention, especially an image or written description in a book
to change something completely , often in a way that is bad
to feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen
to have a very good time
true, even though people do not officially say that it is true
completely different from each other
(about eyes) to fill with tears
escaped from prison
to have good relationship with someone
to be in love with someone but do not have a relationship with them
used to emphasize the most important quality, purpose, reason etc
to feel that you like someone very much
to be with someone, to be informed about someone`s actions
a discussion or meeting between two people
a time when important things start happening in a situation
to stop what you are doing because you do not want to do any more
to cause you to realize exactly how unpleasant or difficult something is
to be performing equally well in a competition, so that it is not clear who will win
to have a particular feeling or emotion
to do something in a way that shows a lot of determination take a big risk
to look after someone or something
Go ahead! Give it a good try!
to die not achieving anything
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The novel’s main character really jumped off the page.
Unfortunately I don't have an in with my mother-in-law.
I had a crush on the football captain at school.
The two brothers are as different as chalk and cheese.
She’s always had a soft spot for Grant.
Hannah always tries to keep her kids in tow.
The president had one-on-ones with the other leaders.
The pair went toe to toe until the third set.
He wants the world to know his son did not die in vain.
She was his wife in all but name.
When I was a child my father used to do voices which made me laugh every time.
It was only a cheap suit, bought off the rack.
She looked upset and her eyes started to well with tears.
The hotel industry stands at the tipping point of something remarkable.
In No Limits poker, a player can go "all-in" at any time.
He was beside himself with grief when she died.
I have to take care of my little sister this afternoon.
"I'm thinking of applying for that job." "Go for it!“
Somewhere down the road, they’re going to get married.
He fell in love with a young German student.
John escaped from prison last year and has been on the loose ever since.
It is a film first and foremost about loss.
My world has been turned upside down by this disease.
He had worked hard and was looking forward to his vacation.
The kids had a ball building sandcastles.
His comment hit home for me, as both therapist and layperson.
It's time I called it a day.
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For a few seconds, he thought he was going to black out.
When does their new album come out?
He keeps complaining and it really winds me up.
Lack of funding leaves us with no choice but to pull out.
Thousands of people lined up to buy tickets on opening night.
My guess is they'll wrap the meeting up fairly quickly.
Rain in the morning will turn into snow during the afternoon.
If only we could tap into all that energy and creativity.
Children who talk back are regarded as disrespectful.
Stop mucking about and listen!
I’m looking for Jim. Have you seen him?
They nearly managed to get the loan but just failed to pull it off.
All the high school kids go up there to make out in their cars.
If you disagree, please speak up.
She's signed on with a temp agency.
He tends to dwell on the negative aspects of his performance.
She says that she doesn't fit in at her new school.
One day we'll look back on this and laugh.
After working her way around the world, she ended up teaching English as a foreign language.
The kids were allowed to stay up till midnight on New Year's Eve.
The 16 finalists will play off to see who will win the championship.
19) Talk back
20) Muck about
21) Sign on