I LIKE HORROR MOVIES, BUT I COVER MY EYES DURING THE SCARY PARTS

In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about your movie preferences, especially when you like horror movies but feel scared during some parts. You will practice using present simple, past simple, present continuous, and future tenses to describe habits, feelings, and plans. You will also learn to express opinions and use modal verbs like can and should.

Examples:

• I like horror movies, but I cover my eyes during the scary parts.

• My brother loves scary films, but I get nervous.

• We watched a horror movie last night.

• I'm going to watch a scary movie this weekend.

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1. GRAMMAR:

Present Simple

• I like horror movies.

• She covers her eyes when it gets scary.

Past Simple

• We watched a scary movie yesterday.

• He didn’t enjoy the ending.

Present Continuous

• I’m watching a horror movie with my friends.

• They are covering their eyes during the scene.

Future with "Going to" and "Will"

• I’m going to see a scary movie tomorrow.

• It will be very intense.

Modal Verbs

• You should watch it with someone.

• I can’t watch horror movies alone.

• You mustn’t watch it if you’re too scared.

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2. VOCABULARY:

1. Scary – Something that makes you feel afraid.

2. Horror – A movie genre that is meant to scare people.

3. Cover – To hide something with your hands or an object.

4. Scene – A part of a movie.

5. Nervous – Feeling worried or afraid.

6. Alone – Without other people.

7. Dark – With little or no light.

8. Monster – A scary and imaginary creature.

9. Soundtrack – The music in a movie.

10. Jump – To move suddenly because of fear.

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3. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:

• I like horror movies, but I get scared easily.

• That part was too scary for me.

• Let’s watch something less frightening.

• I can’t watch this scene. I’m covering my eyes.

• It’s fun to be scared sometimes.

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4. SENTENCES:

Positive Sentences

• I enjoy watching horror movies.

• We are watching a scary movie tonight.

• He loves the thrill of horror films.

Negative Sentences

• I don’t like watching horror movies alone.

• She didn’t finish the movie because it was too scary.

• They can’t sleep after watching horror movies.

Questions

• Do you like horror movies?

• Are you going to watch a scary movie this weekend?

• Did you cover your eyes during the scary part?

Answers

• Yes, I like them, but I get scared.

• Yes, we’re going to the cinema on Friday.

• Yes, I covered my eyes during the ghost scene.

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5. CONVERSATION:

Emma: Hi Leo! Did you watch that horror movie last night?

Leo: Yes, I did. It was really scary!

Emma: I like horror movies too, but I cover my eyes during the scary parts.

Leo: Me too! Especially when something jumps out suddenly.

Emma: Are you going to watch another one this weekend?

Leo: Yes, my cousins and I are going to watch "The Haunted House" on Saturday.

Emma: I’ve heard it’s very intense. Maybe I’ll come too, but I’ll bring a pillow to hide behind!

Leo: Good idea! It’s more fun when we watch together.

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6. READING:

Mia loves horror movies. She watches them with her friends almost every weekend. They like the suspense and the surprise moments. Last Friday, they watched a movie about ghosts. It was dark, loud, and very scary.

Mia was brave at the beginning, but later she had to cover her eyes during the scary parts. She screamed when a monster appeared suddenly. Her best friend laughed, but she was scared too. After the movie, they talked about their favorite scenes.

Next weekend, Mia is going to watch another horror movie. She already bought the tickets. Even though she gets scared, she says it’s fun to be frightened sometimes.

Questions:

1. Who loves horror movies?

2. What kind of movie did they watch last Friday?

3. What did Mia do during the scary parts?

4. How did her best friend feel?

5. What is Mia going to do next weekend?

Answers:

1. Mia loves horror movies.

2. A movie about ghosts.

3. She covered her eyes.

4. She was scared but laughed.

5. She is going to watch another horror movie.