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Ask for help > ESL Lessons based on Movies (140+) by Level of Difficulty
ESL Lessons based on Movies (140+) by Level of Difficulty
glutenfree
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ESL Lessons based on Movies (140+) by Level of Difficulty
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Hi everybody,
I�ve just come across this website:
http://www.moviesgrowenglish.com/index.html
Could anyone recommend a movie that might be suitable for an intermediate level?
I�ve already watched � The Devil Wears Prada �.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Glutenfree
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3 May 2017
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joannajs
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Hi there, I looked at the website and it depends on the students you teach and if you can have captions/subtitles switched on. Obviously, The Artist was done in the convention of a silent movie of the 1920s (so not much English there, the film itself should be easiest), Hitch, Forrest Gump and perhaps Avatar shouldn �t be too hard and I guess perhaps your students may know them in their own language? This may help, too. I would look at the worksheet first - it shouldn �t be too hard in the first place :-) best of luck, joanna |
3 May 2017
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ninon100
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Nanny McPhee, Groundhog day, Charlie and the Chocolate factory, Sense and Sensibility, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Illusionist, Johnny English, Amadeus - there are so many of them! I can offer you worksheets, too. |
3 May 2017
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joannajs
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BTW, the movies you guys were suggesting are NOT on the website Glutenfree was asking about... |
4 May 2017
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glutenfree
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Dear colleagues,
Thank you so much for your
suggestions!
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4 May 2017
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