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LEARN ENGLISH WITH HORROR MOVIES

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LIVE CLASS : LEARN ENGLISH WITH HORROR

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WHAT DID WE LEARN LAST WEEK?

REVIEW : OFFICIAL EXAMS: STUDYING AND PASSING THE LISTENING SECTION

•Official exams: Academic, Business, General English •How to improve your listening skills•Sample questions: multiple choice & fill in the

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LET’S LEARN ENGLISH WITH HORROR MOVIES!

HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH WITH FILMS

•Watch with subtitles in English• Pause, go back, start again if you don’t understand• Break it up into 2 or 3 sessions• Take notes / write a summary of the movie•Make a list of your favorite quotes

HORROR FILM RECOMMENDATIONS

•PsychoØA serial killer lives

at the Bates Motel

HORROR FILM RECOMMENDATIONS

•The ExorcistØA priest is called

to perform an exorcism on a young girl with a demon inside her

HORROR FILM RECOMMENDATIONS

•AliensØColonial marines

fight off aliens on a space colony

HORROR FILM RECOMMENDATIONS

• The Texas Chainsaw MassacreØA group of young

adults on a road trip is attacked by a killer with a chainsaw

HORROR FILM RECOMMENDATIONS

• Silence of the LambsØAn FBI trainee

interviews serial killer and cannibal, Dr.Hannibel Lecter in jail

HORROR FILM RECOMMENDATIONS

• Interview with the VampireØA vampire from the

18th century tells his story to a biographer

LET’S LEARN DEATH IDIOMS

DEATH IDIOMS

• To kick the bucket - originates from death by hanging• To go to a better place – to go to a better than place

Earth, possibly “heaven”, when you die• To cash in your chips – In gambling, the last thing you

do it “cash in” the chips you’ve won to receive your money

DEATH IDIOMS

•To breathe your last breath – literally, to take your last breath of air before you die•To depart this life – to leave this life, when you

die

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1. What’s your favorite horror film?

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2. What kind of death idioms do you have in your language?

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3. Choose a death idiom and use it in a sentence.

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