A set of books or TV/radio programmes with the same characters or on the same subject.

The person with the biggest role or part in a play, book or film

phrasal verb/ prep. phrase/adj+prep: I’m sorry to ask this at............but could you spare five minutes to read my story. It’s urgent.

phrasal verb/ prep. phrase/adj+prep: Charlie has left his book at home again. That’s so........of him!

phrasal verb/ prep. phrase/adj+prep: I'm not sure but at....I'd say we're nearly there.

‘She didn’t enjoy writing her first novel. -----> She said _________her first novel.

‘I’ve written my first short story.’ ----> Emma said________first short story.

A sequence of events (or storyline) that is difficult to understand or follow.

‘Are you going to watch the film next week?’ / Will asked me...................week.

‘Send me a text with the title of the book.’ -----> She told them________________a text with the title of the book.

‘Don’t forget to take your cinema tickets,’ Joe’s mum said to him. ----REMINDED----Joe's mum __________the cinema tickets.

‘I’m sorry we missed the film,’ Lucy said.// -----APOLOGISED----- Lucy_______the film.

‘You’ll love the new TV series.’ -----> They told him__________the new TV series.