Wallace and Gromit A Close Shave DVD

by Park, Nick; Baker, Bob; Viney, Peter; Viney, Karen

• ISBN13: 9780194592390
• ISBN10: 0194592391
• Edition: DVD
• Format: DVD
• Copyright: 2005-12-15
• Publisher: Oxford University Press

Summary

Join Wallace and his dog Gromit on their adventures. These adaptations of the world-famous animated film characters feature a cleaver story line combined with ingenious humor and brilliant characterization.

Table of Contents

The uninvited guest Grammar:Past simple: regular verbs

Present perfect Something has eaten it! I, me, my is / has / 's possessive can / can't br / Transfer:Breakfast

Meals What did you have? What have you eaten? Vocabulary:Window cleaning equipment; clothes; a bowl of ... / a pair of ... / a cup of ..., etc.; signs

Love at first sight Grammar:Question words

Past simple: irregular verbs

Present perfect: yet do / did / done

Present continuous (review) whose? / 's possessive you / yours looks + adjective br / Transfer:Names, introductions What do you like doing in your free time? like + ing form

Starting a conversation by asking questions Vocabulary:Furniture; wordplay; boy, lad, chuck, etc.; things you can knit: clothes

The Knit-O-Matic Grammar: going to do / doing / donePast participles

Present continuous future going to future

Imperatives too (= also) / too (late) much / many

Suggestions: Let's ...br / Transfer: going to for future

Suggestions Have you (done this) yet? When did you do it? When are you going to do it? Vocabulary:Sheep; adjectives ending in -ous ; wordplay; invent / inventor/ invention ; action verbs in Past simple (1)

Crime and punishment Grammar:Imperatives (cont.)Past continuous when will have to for obligation someone, nothing

Two-word verbs

Past and past participles so (degree, conclusion)br / Transfer:Past continuous: What were you doing at 9 p.m.? Vocabulary:In prison; compound nouns; wordplay; in the country

No escape Grammar:Adverbs of movement

Prepositions

Past tense of regular verbs 'll future for offers of help

Comparative adverbs with: any drop two thousand feet v. a thousand-foot drop

br / Transfer:Find the sheep (adverbs of movement, Present continuous)

Offers of help any faster, etc. Vocabulary:The plane; in the factory; opposites; road signs; action verbs in Past simple (2)

Gromit to the rescue Grammar:Sequence words in Past simple

More past tense verbs Why don't you ... looks nasty / happy, etc. (It is) made of (wool).Adverbs: faster, harder, closer start doing

br / Transfer:Survey What's your favourite?

Opinions: likes and dislikes best, funniest Vocabulary:Machinery; action verbs (3); present / past / future

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