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Discussion box
1 Do you go to the cinema often, and
if so, does it help you feel good?
2 Do you think film therapy will be
popular? Why / Why not?
2 Grammar
Clauses of purpose: to /
in order to / so as to
a Look at the examples. Then
complete the rule.
1 Wooder prescribed Rocky to help a
businessman overcome his insecurity.
2 Bette persuaded her husband to
watch the film with her in order to
show him how she felt.
3 She didn’t want to talk to her
husband so as not to pass her
problems on to him.
RULE: We can use the to infinitive to
talk about purpose. In more formal
language, or in writing, we can use
or + the verb.
To make these expressions negative,
we put not immediately before the
word .
b Match the questions with the
answers. Add not to the answers
where it is needed. Then rewrite
the question and answer as one
sentence.
1 Why do people go to therapists?
People go to therapists in order to
get help with their problems.
2 Why did she cry a lot?
3 Why did they go to the supermarket?
4 Why did she arrive early?
a So as to miss the beginning of the
show.
b In order to get help with their
problems.
c So as to run out of food over the
weekend.
d In order to release her emotions.
3 Grammar
Result clauses with so / such (that)
a Complete the sentences with the phrases in the
box. Use the text to help you.
such strong feelings
so passionate
1 Bette had of inferiority that she felt
she wasn’t good enough for anything.
2 He is about the healing power of films
that he is pioneering the use of ‘movie therapy’
in Britain.
b Complete the rule. Write so or such.
RULE: In order to show how one thing is the result
of another, we can use: + adjective/
adverb + (that) or (+ a/an)
(+adjective) + noun/plural noun + (that)
The word that can be left out, but we usually keep it in.
c Join the two sentences to make one. Use so
and such.
1 We were late. We had to take a taxi.
We were so late that we had to take a taxi.
2 It was a moving film. I almost cried.
3 They were very bored by the film. They fell asleep.
4 He’s a bad actor. You feel like laughing when you
watch him.
5 Film therapy is effective. Many people overcome
their problems.
d Make sentences that are true for you, using the
phrases in the box. Compare sentences with
a partner.
such a long time such good friends so tired
so easily so happy such bad weather
such a lot of homework such a big mistake
so often so angry
I was so tired last weekend that I didn’t do anything
at all.
Get it ri ht! Turn to page 121.
4 Pronunciation
Word stress in multi-syllabic words
CD3 T25 Turn to page 111. UNIT 14 103