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Film Review Language Exercise

September 8, 2026 B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

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1The film has a ............... story that keeps you interested until the final scene.
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Use "gripping" to describe a story that holds your attention.
2Although the actors are good, the film has a ............... plot and few surprises.
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Use "predictable" when the plot is easy to guess.
3The script is simple, but the strong ............... make the characters feel real.
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In reviews, "performances" means the acting work in the film.
4The mountain scenes look amazing because the ............... is beautiful.
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Use "cinematography" to talk about the camera work and visual style of a film.
5The sound............... adds energy to the chase scenes.
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A film's music is often called the "soundtrack".
6The first half is quite slow. ..............., the ending is powerful and moving.
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Use "However" to show contrast between a slow opening and a strong ending.
7I would ............... this film to anyone who enjoys historical dramas.
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In a review, say "recommend this film to" someone.
8This documentary is definitely worth ............... if you like true stories.
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After "worth", use the -ing form: "watching".
9The film is ............... a true story, which makes it more emotional.
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Use "based on" when a film comes from a book, event, or real story.
10With its dark streets and sudden twists, it works well as a ...............
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A "thriller" is a type of film with suspense and danger.
11After so much tension, the film gives us a ............... ending.
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Use "satisfying" to describe an ending that gives the audience a good feeling.
12Near the middle, the plot becomes a little ............... because too many new characters appear.
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Use "confusing" for something that makes viewers unsure or lost.

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Answers

  1. The film has a gripping story that keeps you interested until the final scene.
  2. Although the actors are good, the film has a predictable plot and few surprises.
  3. The script is simple, but the strong performances make the characters feel real.
  4. The mountain scenes look amazing because the cinematography is beautiful.
  5. The soundtrack adds energy to the chase scenes.
  6. The first half is quite slow. However, the ending is powerful and moving.
  7. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys historical dramas.
  8. This documentary is definitely worth watching if you like true stories.
  9. The film is based on a true story, which makes it more emotional.
  10. With its dark streets and sudden twists, it works well as a thriller.
  11. After so much tension, the film gives us a satisfying ending.
  12. Near the middle, the plot becomes a little confusing because too many new characters appear.

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