workbook

can’t

might

must

can’t

might not

can’t

might

might have a meetng

can’t be going to work today

might not like it

can’t be tired already

must have an exam tomorrow

might not be working

might be driving home from work

 ose

ace
eck in

ack
rms
omach

ingers

ees
egs et

T. H. U. M. B
T. O. N. G. U. E
M. O. U. T. H
L. I. P. S
H. A. N. D. S
T. E. E. T. H
E. A. R. S
T. O. E. S
 finger
mouth
tongue
head
kick eyes
nose
touch fingers/hand
lips/mouth
teeth
point hands

smell

smile

nod
clap

bite
whistle

throw

taste
bunch

is watched
be shot
was being interviewed

has. been caught

have. been told

was rob
has already been made
is being painted
wasnt offered

been returned
had been stolen
 A criminal was arrested

the news are being read tonight by Anna

The latest research has been published by the

Japanese team

is published
The professors will be met at the train station

has
been done
the man was sentenced to four years in
prison
will be won

A book called Bad Science was written by a

British journalist
was invented
are made
A reading system for the blind was invented
by Louis Braille

four windows were damaged

 vocabulary

beaten
won won
lost lost
drew drawn

drew
beat
won
lost

3
7
get injured
5
kick
2
get fit
9
score
6
go
8
do
4
throw

pitch D
pool B
track C
circuit A
course
slope
DIFFERENCES

POOL
swimming

diving

TRACK

atlethics

circuit
formula 1

motorcycling
DIFFERENCES

PITCH
football

rugby

hockey

court
basketball

tennis

course
golf

slope
ski
 partner
fiance(e)
flatmate
colleague
ex

close friend
classmate

got to know

became friends
had in common

went out together

were together

broke up
lost touch

got in touch

got on

proposed

got married
 star
soundtrack
plot
scene
audience
sequel
special effects
trailer

script
extra

subtitles
review
set

critic

5
3 E
12
A
11 B
6 C
2
10 F
9 D
7
4
8
 DIFFERENCES

1
a plot = the story of a film
a script = the words of a film

2
a horror film = a film that is designed to frighten people
a thriller = a film with an exciting story, especially one about crime

3
a musical = a film in which part or all of the story is told using songs and
often dancing
a soundtrack = the music from a film that people can buy

4
the cast = all the people who act in a film
the stars = the most important actors in a film

5
a dubbed film = a film where the actors’ voices have been replaced by foreign
actors’ voices
a film with subtitles = a film where the actors’ words are translated into
different language and appear on the screen (the voices stay the same)

6
the set of a film = the place where a film is being shot
the film was set in... = the story of the film was situated in that place and at
that time

7
a critic = a person who writes about films, books, restaurants, etc. (for the
press)
a review = an article which gives an opinion about a film, a book, a restaurant,
etc.