1. Your final task: write your own modern-day revisited version of the story (150-180 words). In the meantime, click on the pic and revise some grammar:)
2. What is the paradox at the heart of Dorian Gray’s story? What question is Wilde posing to all of us? Sudy a passage from the novel HERE.
3. What is the tragedy at the center of the tale?
4. ‘Every novel is a portrait of its author.’ Watch the documentary and learn more about the story.
1. Listen carefully and take notes. How many questions could you answer? Make up your own Royal Quiz and act out a similar scene with a class mate. Study a ‘royal’ text HERE.
2. And they lived royally ever after … Check your understanding of the video HERE.
3. Why does Britain still have a Royal Family? Answer these QUESTIONS.
4. Click on the cartoon to do some grammar and vocabulary exercises.
YOUR TASK: You write a comment on the IMDb page of a TV series or a film you have just watched. Give your opinion on the adaptation and highlight how the story has changed or evolved, for better or for worse!
1. Click on the pick and memorize as many words as you can.
2. What are the ingredients of a classic fairy tale? Watch the video, then try this EXERCISE.
3. What’s going on in this video? Answer the 5Ws & 1H. Is Peter Pan a fairy tale? Explain.
4. Who are the 3 princesses? Take notes and compare them. Read more about modernizing fairy tales HERE.
5. Which Disney movies does British actress Keira Knightley allow her 3-year-old daughter to watch? Why?
1. What is changing in cities around Europe? What are some of the reasons for this makeover? Do a reading comprehension exercise HERE.
2. What role could two-wheels play in London in the future? What is at stake for Londoners?
3. Freddie Mercury was inspired to write this song after watching a stage of the 1978 Tour de France. Read a PASSAGE from American novelist Ernest Hemingway, also a fan. Practise your grammar skills HERE.
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