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    1 OPTIMISE YOUR VOCABULARY | Standard B2

    Words connected with TV and Collocations with do, have, make


    cinema and take
    1 Choose the correct words. 4 Complete the table using the words and
    1 A viewer / sitcom is supposed to be funny but phrases in the box. One of the answers can
    this one never makes me laugh. go in two rows.
    2 Sometimes a film can cost millions to make and
    a difference | a good time | an effort
    it is still a flop / satellite.
    part in | somebody a favour
    3 I never leave the cinema until I have read all the
    something to do | time off work
    series / credits.
    your best | your time
    4 The screenplay / director for this film was
    written with the help of the book’s author.
    do nothing,              ,
    5 My favourite TV programme is released /
                
    broadcast on Friday nights.
    have a break, a holiday,              ,
    6 Everyone in the audience / box office really
    enjoyed the film.              ,             

    7 What cast / channel is that music show on? make              ,             

    8 TV on demand / programme is great because take a break, a holiday,              ,


    you never miss an episode of a series.              ,
                

    Phrasal verbs
    Unit round-up
    2 Match the phrasal verbs to their meanings.
    1 chill out    5 Complete the text with one word in each
    2 hang out    gap. The first letter has been given.
    3 act out   
    4 come on    That’s entertainment!
    5 sit through    Technology is often criticised, but it has its
    6 take up    advantages. For example, it has
    7 turn over    (1) m a huge difference to home
    entertainment. If you have access to a
    a) spend time doing nothing in particular
    television, there are so many (2) c to
    b) use space or time
    choose from, especially when you include
    c) relax (3) s TV and things that you
    d) perform can watch on (4) d . If all you
    e) stay until the end want to do is chill out at home, you can
    f) change channel find (5) p to suit all tastes, from
    g) start to be broadcast documentaries to music and (6) r
    shows.
    3 Complete the sentences with the correct Many of us like to take a (7) b
    form of the phrasal verbs from Exercise 2. from home entertainment and go out to the
    1 I didn’t like the acting and I don’t think I could cinema. Audiences may have dropped in some
                 another episode. Sorry!
    countries, but new technology means better
    2 ‘Are you doing anything special?’ ‘No, I’m just sound and film quality, and it can be a great
                 in front of the TV.’
    chance to (8) h out with friends.
    3 My friend and I often             
    But why not do something unrelated to
    scenes from our favourite film.
    technology for a change? Just (9) t
    4 Quick!              – there’s a good
    part in an activity with other people puts the
    film starting on Channel Six.
    focus back on communication and friendship.
    5 I haven’t got a television – I find it
    In a recent survey, teenagers were asked,
                 too much of my time.
    ‘When did you last (10) h a good
    6 At weekends, I usually just            
    time?’ The majority described being with
    with my friends at a café.
    friends, talking and laughing – no technology
    7 What time does the news            ?
    in sight.
    I don’t want to miss the start.

    Optimise B2 Optimise B2 Teacher’s Resource Centre © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2017.


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