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sort those out
Meaning: To organize or clarify something that is currently messy or unclear.
Example: I need to sort out my notes before the exam.
come up with
Meaning: To think of or produce an idea, plan, or solution.
Example: She came up with a brilliant idea for the project.
all show and no substance
Meaning: Something that looks impressive but lacks real value or depth.
Example: The speech was all show and no substance, with no real solutions offered.
bring the play to life
Meaning: To make something vivid, engaging, or realistic.
Example: The actors brought the play to life with their energetic performances.
got used to it
Meaning: To become accustomed or comfortable with something unusual or new.
Example: At first the new software was confusing, but I soon got used to it.
loose adaptation
Meaning: A version of a story that changes many details while keeping the basic plot or themes.
Example: The film was a loose adaptation of the novel, set in modern times.
adaptation
IPA: /ˌæd.æpˈteɪ.ʃən/ (UK & US)
Meaning: A film, book, or play that has been changed from its original form into another medium.
Meaning: A film, book, or play that has been changed from its original form into another medium.
Example: Film adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays vary in how faithful they are to the originals.
stylistic
IPA: /staɪˈlɪs.tɪk/ (UK & US)
Meaning: Related to the style or artistic choices in a work.
Meaning: Related to the style or artistic choices in a work.
Example: Prospero’s Books was innovative from a stylistic point of view, blending dance, singing, and animation.
documentary
IPA: /ˌdɒk.jəˈmen.tər.i/ (UK), /ˌdɑː.kjəˈmen.t̬ər.i/ (US)
Meaning: A film or program that provides factual information about real events or people.
Meaning: A film or program that provides factual information about real events or people.
Example: Looking for Richard blended documentary style with scenes from Richard III to explore Shakespeare’s relevance today.
Other Listening Exercises
Cambridge 12 Listening Test 4 - Section 3
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