THE WOMAN DISLIKES THE "FAST CARS" MOVIES BECAUSE THEY’RE VIOLENT

In this lesson, we talk about why some people dislike Fast Cars movies. Sometimes, these movies are violent. Violence means fighting, crashes, or dangerous scenes. The woman does not like these movies because they have too much violence. This topic helps you practice the present simple, present continuous, past simple, future with will and going to, modal verbs, comparatives and superlatives, and adverbs of frequency.

Examples:

• The woman dislikes Fast Cars movies because they are violent.

• She is not watching a Fast Cars movie now.

• They watched a violent movie last weekend.

• I will not watch that movie because it is too violent.

• You shouldn’t watch violent movies if you don’t like them.

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1. GRAMMAR:

Present Simple

• She dislikes violent movies.

• Fast Cars movies are often violent.

Present Continuous

• She is not watching a Fast Cars movie now.

• They are watching a different movie.

Past Simple

• She didn’t watch the Fast Cars movie last week.

• The movie was too violent for her.

Future with "Will" and "Going to"

• She will not watch the new Fast Cars movie.

• I am going to watch a comedy instead.

Modal Verbs

• You shouldn’t watch violent movies if you don’t like them.

• She must avoid violent scenes.

• Can you watch violent movies?

Comparatives and Superlatives

• The violent scenes are worse than in other movies.

• That was the most violent Fast Cars movie.

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2. VOCABULARY:

1. Violent – Using force that hurts people or things.

2. Dislike – To not like something.

3. Movie – A film you watch.

4. Scene – A part of a movie.

5. Dangerous – Not safe.

6. Crash – When two cars hit each other.

7. Fight – When people hit or argue.

8. Avoid – To stay away from something.

9. Watch – To look at something carefully.

10. Different – Not the same.

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3. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS:

• She dislikes violent movies.

• The movie is too violent for me.

• I don’t like violent scenes.

• You shouldn’t watch violent movies if you don’t like them.

• She is watching a different movie.

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4. SENTENCES:

Positive Sentences

• She likes comedy movies.

• The Fast Cars movies are exciting, but she dislikes violence.

• They watch non-violent movies often.

Negative Sentences

• She doesn’t like violent movies.

• She didn’t watch the Fast Cars movie last night.

• The new Fast Cars movie won’t be for her.

Questions

• Do you like violent movies?

• Why does she dislike Fast Cars movies?

• Is she watching a violent movie now?

Answers

• No, I don’t like violent movies.

• She dislikes them because they are violent.

• No, she is watching a comedy.

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5. CONVERSATION:

Anna: Do you like the Fast Cars movies?

Maria: No, I don’t. They are too violent.

Anna: Really? I like the action and speed.

Maria: The violence is too much for me. I don’t watch those movies.

Anna: What kind of movies do you like?

Maria: I like comedies and family movies. They are more fun and safe.

Anna: That’s nice. We all like different movies.

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6. READING:

Many people enjoy Fast Cars movies because they are exciting and full of action. But some people do not like these movies because they are violent. Violence in movies means fighting, car crashes, and dangerous scenes. These scenes can make some viewers uncomfortable.

The woman in our story dislikes Fast Cars movies because of the violence. She prefers movies without violent scenes. Sometimes, people choose movies carefully because they want to avoid violence. It is okay to have different tastes. Watching movies you enjoy is the most important thing.

Questions:

1. Why do some people dislike Fast Cars movies?

2. What does violence in movies mean?

3. Why does the woman dislike these movies?

4. What kind of movies does she like?

5. Is it okay to have different tastes in movies?

Answers:

1. Because they are violent.

2. Fighting, car crashes, and dangerous scenes.

3. Because the movies are too violent.

4. She likes comedies and family movies.

5. Yes, it is okay.