Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

The movie follows an orphaned boy who learns on his 11th birthday that he is a wizard. He attends Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, makes close friends, and fights to defeat the evil dark wizard Lord Voldemort, who killed his parents.

Instructions:

1. Watch the clip of the show as many times as possible, first with the subtitles in English only, then, if needed, with the Portuguese subtitles as well. 
2. While you’re watching, try to undersdand:
   • The context:
     • what is the conversation about on the phone?
     • what’s the problem?
     • what does Lorelai need? 
     • what does her friend suggest?
     • what’s Lorelai’s reaction?

• • The structures they use to express their thoughts and ideas.
  • New words and expressions for you to implement in your vocabulary.

     3. Check the slides to fully understand the dialog.

     4. Do the warm-up activities before watching the videos when studying the modules.

    5. In each module, we’ll analyze the structures of their speech from different perspectives, learning how to communicate in English and stop depending on our Portuguese to know what to say.

   6. Do the quiz after you finish the module to check your understanding and review topics that are still not clear.

   7. As an extra challenge, every time you finish a module, leave a comment using the structures you learned or with examples of the same structures in songs, series, movies, books, etc. Apply the notice technique in your daily life.

   8. Leave in the comments your questions about the topics that you studied.

Modules for this course:

• Expressions & Vocabulary

• Imperative

• Comparatives

• Object Pronouns

• Phrasal Verbs

• Present Perfect

• Modal Verbs

• Demonstrative Pronouns

• Pronunciation tips

The challenge is always the same: notice the structures and try to understand what they are talking about.