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Focus 3 unit 7

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  • How many ______ (people) watched the final episode of the show?
    viewers
  • Angie claimed that she _____ never been to the USA before.
    had
  • permit → noun
    permission
  • create → noun
    creation
  • The actors made several mistakes, but they decided to ______ (continue) as if nothing had happened.
    carry on
  • You shouldn’t ______ (blame yourself) for the failure of the new play.
    beat yourself up
  • Patrick said that he _____ play the trumpet well. Then he added he was a talented guitarist, too.
    could
  • This show is ideal for people with a short ______ span because it’s made up of two-minute skits.
    attention
  • encourage → noun
    encouragement
  • Although the film had great _______, it wasn’t very popular with the public.
    reviews
  • A number of actors have decided to ______ (start) knitting as a way to pass the time between scenes.
    take up
  • The ______ (main guitar player) of the group has decided to quit.
    lead guitarist
  • Helen pointed _______ that I was wrong.
    out
  • distract → noun
    distraction
  • That film was so scary that it took hours for the fear to ______ (go away).
    wear off
  • The actors made several mistakes, but they decided to _____ (continue) as if nothing had happened.
    carry on
  • The _____ of the play included several very famous actors.
    cast
  • memory → verb
    memorise
  • If you hope to ______ (begin working) as an actor, you should go to a lot of auditions.
    start out
  • The young actor is nervous about playing the ______ of Hamlet in the new production.
    part
  • enhance → noun
    enhancement
  • We plan to ______ (enrol in) a service which offers discounts on cinema tickets.
    sign up for
  • create → adjective
    creative
  • distract → noun
    distraction
  • The couple explained to the press that they _____ going to move to a bigger house in Hollywood.
    were
  • This novel leaves a lot to the _______. It doesn’t explain why or how everything happened.
    imagination
  • entertain → noun
    entertainment
  • The group’s new album is going to ______ (be released) next week.
    come out
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