Viết dàn ý chi tiết về chủ đề: Moive and entertainment:
Part 1 – sample questions
Cinema
· Do you like watching films?
· What kinds of films do you enjoy?
· Do you prefer watching films at home or at the cinema?
· Do people go to the cinema or the theatre in your home town?
· How often do you watch films / go the cinema?
· When was the last time you went to the cinema or the theatre? What did you see?
· When you were a child what kind of movies did you like to watch?
· Would you like to be in a film / play? Why / why not?
Television
· Do you watch much TV?
· When do you usually watch TV?
· Who do you normally watch TV with?
· What kind of TV programmes do you like the most?
· Do you have a favourite TV programme at the moment?
· What TV programmes do you remember from your childhood?
Part 2 – sample task card
Describe a film you found interesting.
You should say:

• when you saw this film
• why you decided to see this film
• what happened in the film

and explain why you found this film interesting.
Part 3 – sample questions
1. Is the cinema a popular form of entertainment in your country?
2. Which do you think is more enjoyable, watching films in the cinema or watching films at home?
3. Do you think that films shown in cinemas should have an educational value?
4. Is it important for governments to support film-making in their countries?
5. Do you think the Internet has already had a big impact on the entertainment industry?
6. In what ways do you think that entertainment media may develop in the future?

Dưới đây là một số "useful vocabulary" và "usellinking expressions" sẽ giúp bạn nâng cao vốn từ vựng và cách biểu đạt trong chủ đề hôm nay nhé.
Useful Vocabulary
Cinema (advantages)
· the thrill of watching something on the big-screen
· more exciting/intense atmosphere
· big screen really brings the characters to life
· able to appreciate the cinematography
· can enjoy a night out with friends
· the excitement of watching a premiere screening
Watching TV (advanatges)
· can sit in the comfort of your own home
· can choose what you want to watch
· can flick through the channels
· can invite your friends round
· can watch a variety of programmes
· can switch it off if you get bored
Film-making
· social responsibility to make educational/informative films
· good media for reaching wide audiences
· has high impact on the public
· can get worldwide recognition
· can deliver social messages
· can bring widespread attention to social/world problems
Technology & Entertainment (examples)
· online gaming / games / gambling
· downloading films / videos (YouTube)
· downloading music (iTunes)
· computer game consoles (PlayStation / Wii)
· social networking (Facebook / Twitter)

Useful Linking Expressions

Giving more exact information
· in (actual) fact …
· actually …
· as a matter of fact …
· to be more exact …
· to be more precise …

Sample Answer
Qu. Do you think that films shown in cinemas should have an educational value?
No, I don’t think that it’s necessary for all films to be educational. In fact, I think people go to the cinema because they simply want to be entertained, not always educated. Watching a film on the big screen is a form of escapism and so people want adventure, romance or fantasy. As far as I’m concerned, if I’m looking to be educated I would choose to read a book or watch a documentary, although actually I do also enjoy historical films which teach me something about the past.