WARM-UP VIDEO FOR QUESTIONS

Instructions. Watch the story of a man who makes books, letters and paper documents for movies and type the questions that he asks himself when he's creating them

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Exercise. Complete each gap with suitable words and expressions you hear from the video.

The scene might involve an actor reading three lines out of a letter, but you have to figure out, (1) …………..? (2) …………..? (3) ………….. ? (4) ………….. with carbon paper? (5) ………….. on onion skin? (6) ………….. pull out a rumpled piece of paper from his pocket, or (7) ………….. pull it out of a file folder? (8) ………….. ? (9) ………….. , (10) ………….. , (11) ………….. ivory-colored? (12) ………….. ? (13) ………….. ? (14) ………….. when they write it? (15) ………….. ? And then, because no letter is ever three lines, you have to write the rest of the copy in the letter

Key: Look at the key and say aloud the script from the video to improve your English.

The scene might involve an actor reading three lines out of a letter, but you have to figure out, (1) (how old is it) ? (2) (What kind of paper is it made out of) ? (3) (How was the paper made) ? (4) (Should it be made) with carbon paper? (5) (Should it be) on onion skin? (6) (Is some guy gonna) pull out a rumpled piece of paper from his pocket, or (7) (is he gonna) pull it out of a file folder? (8) (What color paper should it be) ? (9) (Should it be yellow) , (10) (should it be white) , (11) (should it be) ivory-colored? (12) (Who's signing it) ? (13) (What does their handwriting look like) ? (14) (What kind of ink are they using) when they write it? (15) (What kind of pen are they using) ? And then, because no letter is ever three lines, you have to write the rest of the copy in the letter

Sources: 

Channel: Great Big Story. This Prop Master’s Work Is Hidden in Plain Sight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6gJcWEDrAk

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