MY BROTHER FINDS HORROR FILMS EXCITING, BUT I FIND THEM BORING

 In this lesson, we explore how to express different opinions about movies, especially horror films. Some people enjoy the excitement and fear, while others do not. We use present simple to share personal preferences and past simple to describe past experiences. You'll also learn how to compare opinions using simple adjectives.

Examples:

• My brother finds horror films exciting.

• I find horror movies boring and too loud.

• He loves scary scenes, but I always cover my eyes.

• We watched a horror movie yesterday, but I didn’t like it.

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📙 GRAMMAR (with examples)

Present Simple

• He likes horror films.

• I don’t enjoy them.

• We prefer comedies.

Past Simple

• We watched a horror film last night.

• I thought it was boring.

• He was very excited during the movie.

Present Continuous

• We are talking about the movie now.

• They are watching a scary film tonight.

Future (Will / Going to)

• We will watch a comedy tomorrow.

• I am going to choose a funny movie next time.

Modal Verbs

• You should watch it with someone.

• I can’t watch horror movies alone.

• We must choose something else.

Comparatives and Superlatives

• Horror movies are more exciting for him than for me.

• Comedies are the best for relaxing.

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🗂️ VOCABULARY (10 words with definition)

1. Horror – A type of movie that tries to scare you.

2. Exciting – Making you feel very happy or interested.

3. Boring – Not interesting or fun.

4. Scene – A part of a movie.

5. Fear – A feeling when you are afraid.

6. Laugh – To make a sound when something is funny.

7. Cover – To put something over something else.

8. Relax – To feel calm and comfortable.

9. Noisy – Having a lot of loud sounds.

10. Genre – A type or category of movie (e.g., horror, comedy).

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💬 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• He loves horror movies, but I don’t.

• It was too scary for me.

• Let’s watch something fun instead.

• That film made me jump!

• I prefer something lighter.

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✏️ SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

• My brother enjoys horror films.

• I prefer comedies and adventure movies.

• We sometimes watch different movies.

Negative Sentences

• I don’t like horror movies.

• They didn’t enjoy the film.

• He doesn’t find comedies interesting.

Questions

• Do you like horror films?

• What kind of movies do you enjoy?

• Did your brother like the movie?

Answers

• No, I find them boring.

• I like action and funny movies.

• Yes, he loved it!

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🗣️ Long CONVERSATION

Emma: Hey Max, did you watch the horror movie last night?

Max: Yes, my brother made me watch it with him.

Emma: How was it? Was it good?

Max: He thought it was exciting, but I found it boring.

Emma: Really? I don’t like horror films either. They’re too loud and dark.

Max: Exactly! I prefer movies that make me laugh.

Emma: Me too. Let’s watch a comedy this weekend.

Max: Great idea! I’ll bring the popcorn.

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📖 Long READING

Last weekend, Lucy and her brother watched a horror film. Her brother loves horror movies because he thinks they are full of action and excitement. Lucy, however, doesn’t enjoy them. She feels scared and uncomfortable during scary scenes. While her brother was laughing and having fun, Lucy was covering her eyes and hoping the movie would end soon. After the movie, Lucy told him that next time, they should watch a comedy or an adventure film. He agreed and said they will choose something different next weekend.

Questions:

1. What kind of movie did they watch?

2. Who liked the movie?

3. How did Lucy feel during the movie?

4. What did she do during the scary scenes?

5. What will they watch next time?

Answers:

1. A horror film.

2. Her brother.

3. Scared and uncomfortable.

4. She covered her eyes.

5. A comedy or adventure film.