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Verbs: to animate, to enhance

Key words: fantasy, sci-fi, special effects, cartoon, animation, moral, 3D

Grammar: emphatic pronouns

Phonics: exceptions

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L5 U12 L5

Level 5 Unit 12 Lesson 5

Are some movies better to watch in the movie theater than on TV? Why (not)?

Vocabulary

fantasy: a genre with fantastic themes, often magic or supernatural.

In the last fantasy movie I saw, the characters lived in the clouds.

sci-fi: a genre involving fictional events, not believed to be possible.

The alien robots had special abilities in the sci-fi movie we watched last night.

Gerta tried to enhance her health with regular fitness.

to enhance: to make something better.

special effects: an illusion created for screens, often using make-up or digital enhancements.

Dillan used his camera and excellent editing skills to create cool special effects.

cartoon: a character that is drawn, and often moves in a sequence. Cartoons are often funny.

The cartoon dog is called Ginger and is a Shiba Inu.

3D: appearing to have height, width and depth, as in real life.

The advertisement claimed the phone screen was 3D quality, but it was not.

to animate: to create characters in cartoon forms.

The character is animated to look like her son.

animation: the result or outcome of animating.

moral: an important lesson learned by events in a story.

The decision was not easy, but Cherize knew the moral was about kindness and did the right thing.

fantasy sci-fi special effects to enhance cartoon to animate animation moral 3D

Word Bank

Describe a movie or series you've watched recently that had a moral. What was the lesson?

Make a sentence

• to animate
• sci-fi
• moral
• special effects
• animation
• to enhance
• 3D
• cartoon
• fantasy

• #258cb6
• #71b8d2
• #8fbecf
• #aac5cf

• 30
• Quicksand
• black
• 15
• gauche
• avec
• 1000
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Reading

Do you think some animated movies can be enjoyed by adults? Why (not)?

Title & Director

Setting

Main Characters - cast

Summary

Conclusion

Rating

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Review Vocabulary

Describing Movies

Describing Movies

• perfectly delivered
• well / poorly acted
• well / poorly cast
• brilliant performance
• convincing / unconvincing
• flat, bland
• method acting

• beautifully filmed

• edge of your seat
• unexpected
• unpredictable / predictable
• hilarious
• action-packed / boring
• blockbuster / a flop
• too long, complicated
• emotional rollercoaster

Grammar

Emphatic Pronouns

Used to add emphasis to the subject. The sentence is complete without the pronoun.

Emphatic Pronouns

Mona baked the pie.

Mona baked the pie herself.

Emphatic Pronouns

Used to add emphasis to the subject. The sentence is complete without the pronoun.

Emphatic Pronouns

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Tick the comparative.

a) The King himself attended the party. b) The King attended the party by himself. a) The baby climbed out of the crib by herself. b) The baby climbed out of the crib herself. a) The governors decided the budget for us. b) the governors decided the budget themselves. a) Will you yourself be answering the door? b) Will you be answering the door by yourself?

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Phonics

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any

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the

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where

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says

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people

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thought

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there

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very

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says

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once

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of

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for

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through

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were

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love

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many

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though

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friend

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one

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some

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Spelling Bee

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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Free Talk

Do you look for and consider reviews of movies when you choose what to watch? Why (not)?

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