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Adjectives to describe films

This is a downloadable ESL matching activity to practise adjectives to describe films.

Keith Taylor

Updated 4 December, 2024

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Language point	Film vocabulary
Aim	To practise adjectives related to films
Activity	Students find synonyms.
Organisation	Pair work or group work
Preparation	Make enough copies of the activity for the number of pairs or groups in your class. Cut and mix up words.
What do I do?	Put students into pairs or groups Give a copy of the cut up activity to each pair or group. Students find the synonym of each adjective. Students turn all the words face down and play a memory game: Student A turns over two words. If they match, student A keeps the words and tries again. If they don’t match, play passes to student B. When all the words have been taken, the student with the most words wins!

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