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before the main film to begin, the seat in front of me will be ... (F) by a heavy boxer who blocks out most of the ... (G) and by this time it's too late to move.
I know this isn't really the point. Cinema fans talk about the extra pleasure when their ... (H) and feelings are shared with others. I must admit there's often a very good atmosphere in the cinema, and I'm probably too ... (I) to these things: it only takes up one person making stupid comments to spoil the whole occasion. So, I think I'll stick to my video!
b) Agree or disagree with the statements. Give arguments.
1. The cinema has become expensive.
2. You can choose when you want to watch TV.
3. Not all TV programmes are good.
4. A cinema film is more impressive.
5. Staying at home can be boring.
6. You can eat and watch TV at the same time.
7. Good cinemas may be far away.
8. A cinema film is a public event.
Read the ad from a school brochure. Which of the activities mentioned in it can you find in the pictures?
King's College School, Cambridge
Sporting Chance.
Sports taught are Rugby, Football, Hockey, Netball, Squash, Cricket, Tennis, Athletics, Swimming and Cross-country1. Pupils can also choose Dance, Fencing, Gymnastics and Canoeing /кэ'пимп/ as extra-curricular subjects. There are many other activities to take up including Chess, Pottery, Scouts, Model making, Photography, Art, Drama, Magazines and Woodwork.
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