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When you practice reading through online resources is very crucial because it allows you to access a wide variety of texts such as articles, stories, and blogs. This helps expand vocabulary, improve comprehension, and understand grammar in context. Online platforms also make reading more engaging and interactive, offering activities like quizzes and dictionaries to support learning.

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Let's practice your reading comprehension! 

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Let's practice your reading comprehension! 

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1. Click in the picture to visit the LiveWorksheets page "Reading: Films and Entertainment,"

2. Read carefully and complete the questions, there are 3 activities to practice, the first one is the preparation part.

3. Submit and validate your answers.

4. Review any incorrect answers

5. Add a capture of your work in this section including your full name.

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LiveWorksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/reading

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1. Open the link and watch the video, you can also find the video on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNTCM7cbrsc

2. Solve the 5 questions, 4 are multiple and 1 is open- question.

3. Put in the comment of this post any difficulties that you had solving this listening exercise.

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Welcome to this listening activity! In this short film “Small Talk,” you will see how a simple conversation between a young boy and an older man creates an unexpected connection. Watch carefully and get ready to answer the questions. This activity will help you practice your listening comprehension and critical thinking skills.

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https://www.cathoven.com/english-teaching-resources/a2-pre-intermediate/cannes-film-festival-a2/

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This is a free A2 pre-intermediate level English reading lesson about Cannes Film Festival. It includes the reading and reading comprehension exercises in 4

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Using online resources to practice listening is essential since they provide authentic materials like podcasts, videos, and songs. These help learners get used to different accents, pronunciation, and natural speed of speech. Consistent listening practice online strengthens comprehension skills and prepares learners to communicate more confidently in real-life situations.

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In this section, you can comment any difficulties, doubts or suggerences that you have.

REMEMBER! All kind of feedback is relevant!

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Movies can be divided into several different genres. There are exciting action movies with gun fights and car chases, and horror movies that make us jump in our seats. There are comedies that make us laugh, and dramas that make us cry. Sci-fi movies show us what the future might be like, historical films tell us stories from the past, and documentaries show us real people and events.

After watching a movie, you might want to ask questions like:

The list below includes some basic vocabulary for talking and reading about your favourite movies, directors and movie stars.

action movie (noun): a movie with many exciting and violent scenes - Our teenage boys love watching action movies.

cast (noun): all the actors and actresses in a movie or TV show - It had a good cast, but the story wasn't very interesting.

character (noun): one of the people in a story - Harry likes movies with lots of interesting and unusual characters.

cinema (noun): a place where movies are shown on a big screen - Let's meet in front of the cinema just before the movie starts.

comedy (noun): a film with lots of funny scenes - Let's see a comedy and have a good laugh.

director (noun): the person in charge of making a movie - The director gets really angry when actors forget their lines.

documentary (noun): a film that's about real people, events or issues - How can you eat junk food after seeing that documentary Super Size Me?

drama (noun): a movie about realistic characters in dramatic situations - Maria loves legal dramas with lots of courtroom scenes.

entertainment (noun): enjoyment from movies, concerts, TV shows, etc. - Airlines offer plenty of entertainment on their flights these days.

101 Dalmatians family movie (noun): a movie that both children and adults can enjoy - Which entertainment company made the family movies Cinderella and ?

film (noun): another word for "movie" (also "motion picture") - This year's Academy Award for Best Picture was won by a British film.

genre (noun): a kind or style of music, movie, TV show, painting, etc. - For film class we had to compare movies from two different genres, such as comedy and horror.

horror movie (noun): a movie that frightens and shocks people - If you love horror movies, you've got to see Fright Night.

movie star (noun): a very popular movie actor or actress - Movie stars earn millions of dollars every time they play a role.

plot (noun): the series of events that form the main story - It was a good film, but the plot was difficult to follow at times.

scene (noun): a small part of a film - The opening scene showed a young man leaving prison and walking to a bus stop.

sci-fi (or "science fiction") (noun): a genre with stories set in the future or in outer space - Have you seen that sci-fi film Interstellar yet?

screen (noun): the flat surface that a movie is projected onto - Do you like sitting at the back, or close to the screen?

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Movies can be divided into several different genres. There are exciting action movies with gun fights and car chases, and horror movies that make us jump in our seats. There are comedies that make us laugh, and dramas that make us cry.

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Wordwall - Crea mejores lecciones de forma más rápida

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Concurso de preguntas - Un cuestionario de opción múltiple con límite de tiempo, comodines y una ronda de bonificación.