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Describing books
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The ending was so _____; I knew what would happen right from the start.
readable
hard to read
gripping
predictable
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I like to read books _____; I never miss a word.
readable
avid reader
from cover to cover
flicking through
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I found the book so _____ that I finished it in one sitting.
far-fetched
must-read
hard to read
readable
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The book provides an accurate _____ of the historic battle.
must-read
setting
account
twist
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The story was too _____ for me; I prefer novels with a more realistic plot.
gripping
predictable
far-fetched
hard to read
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EXPLAIN: twist, bookworm, moving
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The book was so _____ that it made me question my whole purpose in life.
thought-provoking
easy to read
widely acclaimed
gripping
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I was eager to read on to see how the story would _____.
flick
hooked on
based on
unfold
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Name 3 nouns or noun phrases to describe books
must read, heavy read, best-seller etc.
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Larry is such a _____; he's always got a book in his hand.
bedtime read
easy-to-read
bookworm
best-seller
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Name 3 adjectives to describe books
moving, far-fetched, award-winning etc.
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The key to a good novel is an exciting _____ and an unpredictable ending
plot
account
page-turner
bookworm
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I found the novel quite _____ as there were many words I didn't understand.
easy to read
hard to read
moving
readable
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Discuss: How much time do you spend on reading? What do you like reading? Do you feel like time-travelling when you are reading a story?
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EXPLAIN:gripping, widely acclaimed, moving
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Describe a book you have recently read.
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