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"HARRY POTTER" MOVIES WERE POPULAR ALL OVER THE WORLD


In this lesson, we talk about the global success of the Harry Potter movies. These films were loved by people of all ages in many different countries. You will learn how to use the past simple to talk about what happened, and present simple to talk about facts. You’ll also review useful vocabulary and expressions related to movies and popularity.

Examples:

  • The Harry Potter movies were very popular.

  • People watched the movies in over 100 countries.

  • Many fans still love the story today.


1. GRAMMAR:

Past Simple – To describe past facts or events

  • Subject + past verb → The movies became famous very quickly. → Many people read the books before watching the movies.

Negative form:

  • Subject + did not (didn’t) + base verb → They didn’t show the movie in that country at first. → She didn’t like the first movie.

Questions:

  • Did + subject + base verb? → Did you watch all the movies? → When did the first movie come out?

Present Simple – For general facts

  • Subject + base verb → Many people love the Harry Potter world. → The movies are still popular today.


2. VOCABULARY:

  1. Popular – Liked by many people.

  2. Series – A group of movies or books with the same story.

  3. Wizard – A person who uses magic.

  4. Magic – The power to do impossible things.

  5. Success – When something does very well.

  6. Adventure – An exciting journey or experience.

  7. Character – A person in a story or movie.

  8. Famous – Known by many people.

  9. Fans – People who love and support something.

  10. Worldwide – In every part of the world.


3. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:

  • Have you seen all the Harry Potter movies?

  • They were a big hit!

  • My favorite character is...

  • The story is full of magic.

  • I watched them with my family.

  • People everywhere loved them.


4. SENTENCES:

Positive:

  • Harry Potter was a global success.

  • People in many countries loved the story.

Negative:

  • I didn’t watch the last movie.

  • Some people didn’t enjoy the darker scenes.

Questions:

  • Did you watch all the Harry Potter films?

  • What was your favorite part?

Answers:

  • Yes, I watched every movie.

  • I liked the final battle at Hogwarts.


5. CONVERSATION:

Liam: Did you watch all the Harry Potter movies?

Mia: Yes! I watched every one. They were amazing!

Liam: Which one was your favorite?

Mia: I think the fourth one, The Goblet of Fire. It had a big competition.

Liam: Oh yes, the Triwizard Tournament! That was exciting.

Mia: And you? Which did you like?

Liam: I liked the last one. The final battle was so powerful.

Mia: True! It was emotional and full of action.

Liam: And the music was fantastic.

Mia: I agree. It made the scenes more magical.


6. READING:

"Why Harry Potter Movies Were Popular All Over the World"

The Harry Potter movie series started in 2001 and ended in 2011. There are eight movies, based on seven books written by J.K. Rowling. The story follows a young boy, Harry, who learns he is a wizard and must fight against evil forces.

The movies became popular because of their magical world, interesting characters, and exciting adventures. People in over 200 countries watched the films. Many children and adults became fans. They loved the story of friendship, courage, and magic.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione are the main characters. They study at Hogwarts, a school for young wizards. The movies show their journey from young students to brave heroes.

Even today, people continue to watch the movies. New generations discover the story and fall in love with it. That is why the Harry Potter series is still famous worldwide.

Questions:

  1. When did the first Harry Potter movie come out?

  2. How many movies are in the series?

  3. Why did people love the movies?

  4. Who are the three main characters?

  5. Is the story still popular today?

Answers:

  1. In 2001.

  2. Eight movies.

  3. Because of the magical world and exciting adventures.

  4. Harry, Ron, and Hermione.

  5. Yes, many people still watch it.

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