English File Intermediate Unit 6 vocabulary

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English File Intermediate Unit 6 vocabularyVersión en línea Unit 6A and 6B vocab revision por Araceli Acosta A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A The group of people sitting together in a theater watching a movie. Starts with B To cut or crush something with your teeth. Starts with C All the actors who take part in a film. Starts with D When a film's original dialogue is translated and re-recorded in another language. Starts with E An actor who plays a small, silent background role in a crowd scene. Starts with F They are at the end of your arms, and you use them to hold, touch, or write. Starts with G A pair of items you wear on your face to help you see better. Starts with H The top part of your body that contains your brain, eyes, ears, and mouth. Contains I You use this word when you think something is possible, but you are not 100% sure. Starts with J A piece of warm clothing worn on the upper body, perfect for cold days. Starts with K To hit something or someone with your foot. Starts with L You have two of these; they surround your mouth and move when you speak or kiss. Starts with M A movie that features lots of singing and dancing. Starts with N To move your head up and down to say "yes" or agree. Contains O The main story or storyline of a film or book. Starts with P To direct your index finger at something so people look at it. Contains Q A film that continues the story of a previous successful film. Starts with R An article written by a critic giving their opinion on a movie. Starts with S To raise and lower your shoulders to show that you don't know something or don't care. Starts with T Organ you use to taste something. Contains U The short, thick finger on the side of your hand. Contains V To go from one place to another, especially over a long distance or abroad. Starts with W A film genre usually featuring cowboys, horses, and gunfights. Contains X To force air out of your lungs through your mouth or nose. Contains Y The two organs on your face that you use to see. Starts with Z A camera action where the director quickly moves the lens closer to or further away from an object or actor.

English File Intermediate Unit 6 vocabularyVersión en línea

Unit 6A and 6B vocab revision

por Araceli Acosta

Starts with A

The group of people sitting together in a theater watching a movie.

Starts with B

To cut or crush something with your teeth.

Starts with C

All the actors who take part in a film.

Starts with D

When a film's original dialogue is translated and re-recorded in another language.

Starts with E

An actor who plays a small, silent background role in a crowd scene.

Starts with F

They are at the end of your arms, and you use them to hold, touch, or write.

Starts with G

A pair of items you wear on your face to help you see better.

Starts with H

The top part of your body that contains your brain, eyes, ears, and mouth.

Contains I

You use this word when you think something is possible, but you are not 100% sure.

Starts with J

A piece of warm clothing worn on the upper body, perfect for cold days.

Starts with K

To hit something or someone with your foot.

Starts with L

You have two of these; they surround your mouth and move when you speak or kiss.

Starts with M

A movie that features lots of singing and dancing.

Starts with N

To move your head up and down to say "yes" or agree.

Contains O

The main story or storyline of a film or book.

Starts with P

To direct your index finger at something so people look at it.

Contains Q

A film that continues the story of a previous successful film.

Starts with R

An article written by a critic giving their opinion on a movie.

Starts with S

To raise and lower your shoulders to show that you don't know something or don't care.

Starts with T

Organ you use to taste something.

Contains U

The short, thick finger on the side of your hand.

Contains V

To go from one place to another, especially over a long distance or abroad.

Starts with W

A film genre usually featuring cowboys, horses, and gunfights.

Contains X

To force air out of your lungs through your mouth or nose.

Contains Y

The two organs on your face that you use to see.

Starts with Z

A camera action where the director quickly moves the lens closer to or further away from an object or actor.

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English File Intermediate Unit 6 vocabularyVersión en línea

por Araceli Acosta

Starts with A

The group of people sitting together in a theater watching a movie.

Starts with B

To cut or crush something with your teeth.

Starts with C

All the actors who take part in a film.

Starts with D

When a film's original dialogue is translated and re-recorded in another language.

Starts with E

An actor who plays a small, silent background role in a crowd scene.

Starts with F

They are at the end of your arms, and you use them to hold, touch, or write.

Starts with G

A pair of items you wear on your face to help you see better.

Starts with H

The top part of your body that contains your brain, eyes, ears, and mouth.

Contains I

You use this word when you think something is possible, but you are not 100% sure.

Starts with J

A piece of warm clothing worn on the upper body, perfect for cold days.

Starts with K

To hit something or someone with your foot.

Starts with L

You have two of these; they surround your mouth and move when you speak or kiss.

Starts with M

A movie that features lots of singing and dancing.

Starts with N

To move your head up and down to say "yes" or agree.

Contains O

The main story or storyline of a film or book.

Starts with P

To direct your index finger at something so people look at it.

Contains Q

A film that continues the story of a previous successful film.

Starts with R

An article written by a critic giving their opinion on a movie.

Starts with S

To raise and lower your shoulders to show that you don't know something or don't care.

Starts with T

Organ you use to taste something.

Contains U

The short, thick finger on the side of your hand.

Contains V

To go from one place to another, especially over a long distance or abroad.

Starts with W

A film genre usually featuring cowboys, horses, and gunfights.

Contains X

To force air out of your lungs through your mouth or nose.

Contains Y

The two organs on your face that you use to see.

Starts with Z

A camera action where the director quickly moves the lens closer to or further away from an object or actor.