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d. Mastering it!
Work with a partner. Convert the following verbs to gerund and
construct sentences using its varied functions.
1. run 6. beat
2. buy 7. sit
3. sell 8. let
4. ask 9. see
5. wait 10. cook
e. Describing a photo: Pair work
Share a picture with your partner and talk about it using a gerund.
Example: I remember taking this picture. It was a weekend in July. My
family was at the beach. I remember asking my sister to take the
picture quickly because the sun was in my eyes. It was a beautiful,
sunny day.
DRAFT
YOUR DISCOVERY TASKS
Task 14. Getting into the World of Laughter and Tears
A. Agreeing-Disagreeing
April 10, 2014
Put a check mark if you agree with the statement; X if you
disagree. Explain your answer to a partner.
1. Theater is the same as theatre.
2. Drama is different from a play.
3. A script is the written conversation in a play.
4. A change in time is one scene in a play.
5. A one-act play has all the elements of drama.
B. Familiarizing Yourself with the Stage
1. With a partner, study the stage layout. Make directions from the
perspective of the actor (facing the audience) and of the audience
(facing the stage).
Examples: Downstage Rght (DR)
Downstage Left Center (DLC)