Shuffle 4 - Unit 5 - Killing Eve

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Unit 5

Killing Eve Focus on ‌ White lies Dressed to kill Heroes The basics Past perfect simple Indirect speech Reported questions and commands Contrast On speaking terms Sharing secrets and telling white lies Choosing clothes Admiring people

Mouth gymnastics English accents Did you know?

Fashion facts Shuffle "A Room Of One’s Own" Finger exercise Find a trendy designer outfit On the spot

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What do you think?

How often do you lie?

When is it allowed to lie?

How much time do you spend picking your clothes?

What do you want your clothes to represent?

Should a hero be properly dressed?

1. Focus on …

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Watch the excerpt from "Killing Eve" (till 1:00). What is a white lie?

What is the white lie in the excerpt?

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Read the excerpts. Mark all the words that have to do with lies.

What do you learn about lies?

"Just listen" – Sarah Dessen 'So you’re always honest', I said.

'Aren’t you?'

'No', I told him. 'I’m not.'

'Well, that’s good to know, I guess.'

'I’m not saying I’m a liar', I told him. He raised his eyebrows. 'That’s not how I meant it, anyways.'

'How’d you mean it, then?'

'I just ... I don’t always say what I feel.'

'Why not?'

'Because the truth sometimes hurts', I said.

'Yeah', he said. 'So do lies, though.'

"Hogfather" – Terry Pratchett 'All right', said Susan. 'I’m not stupid. You’re saying humans need ... fantasies to make life bearable.'

'Really? As if it was some kind of pink pill? No. Humans need fantasy to be human. To be the place where the falling angel meets the rising ape.'

'Tooth fairies? Hogfathers? Little …'

'Yes. As practice. You have to start out learning to believe the little lies.'

'So we can believe the big ones?'

'Yes. Justice. Mercy. Duty. That sort of thing.'

'They’re not the same at all!'

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'You think so? Then take the universe and grind it down to the finest powder and sieve it through the finest sieve and then show me one atom of justice, one molecule of mercy. And yet you act as if there is some ideal order in the world, as if there is some ... some rightness in the universe by which it may be judged.'

'Yes, but people have got to believe that, or what’s the point …'

'My point exactly.'

"The Secret Life of Bees" – Sue Monk Kidd 'Knowing can be a curse on a person’s life. I’d traded in a pack of lies for a pack of truth, and I didn’t know which one was heavier. Which one took the most strength to carry around? It was a ridiculous question, though, because once you know the truth, you can’t ever go back and pick up your suitcase of lies.

Heavier or not, the truth is yours now.'

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Complete. Use the list. sins – open secret – mysterious – chatterbox – burden – secret society – confidential – mystery – lie – trustworthy – undercover – in all secrecy

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1) We don’t know anything about it. It is a real ...

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2) I am a member of a ...

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3) Everybody knows it, but nobody talks about it. It’s an ...

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4) Having to keep a secret for ages can be a real ...

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5) Sometimes you have to tell … if you need to keep a secret.

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6) People try to keep their … a secret. Nobody wants to reveal the bad things

they’ve done.

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7) You can tell him everything; he is ...

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8) I’m sorry; I can’t give you that information. It’s ...

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9) He went … as a baker to find out more about the crime.

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10) Don’t tell him anything; he doesn’t know how to keep his mouth shut.

He is a real ...

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11) They went to the prime minister ... so that the press wouldn’t find out.

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12) It’s a … house. Nobody really knows who lives there.

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What can you do with a secret? Make correct combinations. to reveal a secret

to find out about it to make it public

to keep a secret

to tell it to someone

to overhear a secret

to decide to keep it hidden

to let someone in on a secret

not to tell it to anyone

to make a secret of something

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Which words have (more or less) the same meaning? Make groups. to conceal – to confide a secret – to reveal – to disclose – to give away a secret – to keep a secret – to be secretive about – to hide a secret – to find out – to discover – to keep something under tight cover – to let someone in on a secret group 1:

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Make correct combinations. white lie

to lie

whistle-blower

to call for help when you do not really need it (with the result that no one believes you when you really need help)

to tell a porky pie

to tell someone something that you know is completely false

to cry wolf

someone who reports a problem or violation to the authorities, especially an employee or former employee who reports a violation by an employer

a fib a whopper to lie through your teeth a pack of lies

a story that someone has invented in order to deceive people a small lie a lie you tell because you don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings a big lie

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Complete. Use the list. to cheat – honest – truthful – integrity – fair – trustworthy – genuine – fake – liar – whopper – fib – half-truth – compulsive – to make up – to stretch – to deceive – to betray – corrupt 1) I didn’t study for the test; but I … and a got good marks.

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2) I don’t think you told me the truth. You have never been … with me.

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3) You shouldn’t trust him; he did not give a … account of what happened.

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4) You just live your life lying and cheating. What happened to your …?

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5) All’s … in love and war.

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6) You can confide in him. He is ...

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7) I thought it was a … Rolex watch, but it turns out to be a ...

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8) You’re a …! I don’t believe a word you say.

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9) For forty years you told me you loved me but you didn’t. That’s a …!

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10) I said I was on holiday, but I only spent a few hours abroad.

That’s a …, isn’t it?

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11) Yes, I lied about the colour. But that’s only a …, isn’t it?

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12) I don’t think he knows how to tell the truth; he is a … liar.

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13) You don’t tell the truth; you … the truth.

That’s something completely different!

14) I wanted to compliment her on her hair, but I had to … the truth.

It is really awful.

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15) That’s not true. She just told you that to … you.

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16) He used to be an honest politician, but now he’s very …

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17) I thought he was my best friend, but he … my trust.

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Put in the correct column. genuine – half-truth – fake – to cheat – whopper – fib – truthful – honest – white lie – to deceive – dishonest Completely true

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Kind of true

Completely false

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2. On speaking terms Psst

Sharing secrets and telling white lies Can you finally tell me what is going on here?

I am sorry, I can’t. I promised not to talk about it.

Not even to me? I’m not just anyone, you know.

And I can keep my mouth shut.

I am very sorry, but I can’t talk about it.

Not even to you.

You didn’t know they are married, did you?

Well, it’s supposed to be a secret, so hush!

No, I didn’t!

What happened?

But that was supposed to be a secret!

He just told granny about the surprise party.

I know. I wonder who told him; he is such a chatterbox!

Do you like my new outfit?

Really?

My eyes are blue and the dress is brown.

You’re joking!

No, of course not.

I think it is great!

Really. It brings out the colour in your eyes.

A perfect combination!

Are you calling me a liar?

What’s going on?

She’s leaving me, isn’t she?

Nothing. There’s nothing to worry about.

I think she just needs a break.

Does it suit me?

Do you want the answer of the loving friend or the harsh critic?

Are you sure you know what you are doing?

Trust me on this.

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What does the trailer of "Killing Eve" tell you about Villanelle and her secrets?

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In which of the following situations do you think white lies are appropriate?

Choose one. What white lie would you tell in this case?

• Your grandmother has Alzheimer’s. She always forgets your grandfather passed away five years ago.

When she mentions him and you say he is dead, she gets very upset.

• Your little brother still believes in Santa Claus. He has just discovered that your house has no chimney and subsequently no way for Santa to enter.

• Your best friend is preparing for a first date with his / her love interest. The outfit he / she picked, looks awful.

• You made a scratch on your father’s car when you put your bike in the garage. So far, he hasn’t noticed.

• Your mother’s cat isn’t allowed outside. She is missing, though, and you suddenly remember you may not have closed the door behind you this morning.

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Have you ever revealed someone's secret when you weren't supposed to?

If your friend was doing something dangerous or illegal, would you tell their parents or teacher?

If you found your sister's or brother's diary, would you read it or would you respect their privacy?

When you meet someone new, are there some things that you want to keep a secret? What things and why?

Are you concerned about Internet privacy?

What do you think about countries asking for their subjects’ fingerprints?

You had a great holiday doing stuff your parents can’t know anything about.

Write two postcards. One to your best friend, including all your secrets, and one to your parents, with nothing but white lies.

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When you atone for something, you try to make it right again.

Can you atone for everything? Are there crimes or secrets you can’t atone for? Discuss.

The novel "Atonement" by Ian McEwan is about secrets and crimes. Read the introduction.

"Atonement" – introduction Known for telling stories about problematic teens and dysfunctional family relationships, Ian McEwan does not stray too far from his roots in "Atonement". The first half of the novel focuses on one day in a seemingly idyllic setting, when suddenly everything goes wrong. At the core of the whirlwind circumstances that change the lives of the people around her is a thirteen-year-old girl with a significant imagination and maybe just a touch of cruelty in her eyes.

When she was ten, Briony Tallis confessed her pre-teen infatuation for Robbie Turner, the twenty-yearold son of the Tallis family’s housekeeper. Three years later, when the novel opens, Briony witnesses Robbie and Briony’s older sister, Cecilia, flirting with one another. Briony, through interior monologue, does not understand what is going on between Robbie and Cecilia. She is disturbed when she reads a note Robbie has sent to Cecilia that has obvious sexual overtones. When she catches Robbie and Cecilia in a dark corner of the family’s library in the throes of passionate sex, Briony fears for her sister’s life.

Or at least, that is what she tells the reader. That might even be what she tells herself. However, this does not fully explain what she does next.

At the end of a celebratory dinner, which includes Briony’s family, three visiting cousins, and a wealthy friend, Briony’s nine-year-old twin cousins excuse themselves from the table, leaving behind a note that states they are running away. In the dark of a hot summer night, the family goes out onto the grounds of

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the family estate to search for the missing boys. While all the other family members are calling out the boys’ names, Briony is by herself, scheming.

Briony happens upon her sixteen-year-old cousin Lola, who is crying. As Briony approaches, a male figure recedes into further darkness. Lola has been raped. Briony, still under the influence of her fear and disappointment, identifies the rapist as Robbie. And so the disintegration of the family begins. Robbie is sentenced to jail. Cecilia cuts ties with her family. Lola and her rapist hide behind the lie. And Briony is left to atone for her sin.

Source: theindependentcritic.comm

• Can you understand Briony?

• What do you think will happen? Will she try to atone? How? Will she succeed?

• What would you do if you were Briony? Or Robbie? Or Cecilia?

Watch the end of the movie adaptation and answer the questions.

• Do you think Briony is lucky because the people she harmed died quickly afterwards?

• Do you think Briony gets punished for what she did?

• Why do you think Briony wants to spill her secret in the end?

What does the fact that she waits until the end to confess reveal about her?

3. Mouth gymnastics English accents 14

Watch the video about English accents and try to imitate four of them.

Can your classmates guess which accents you are imitating?

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Which sentence is true? What is the difference in meaning?

1) The dog was looking for the bone when its owner was leaving.

2) The dog was looking for the bone after its owner had left.

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4. The basics Before I knew it, he had eaten the entire cake!

Past perfect simple Form Past perfect simple: past simple of to have + past participle Affirmative: I / you / he / she / it / we / they

had / ’d

worked.

Negative: I / you / he / she / it / we / they

hadn’t / had not

worked.

Interrogative: Had

I / you / he / she / it / we / they

worked?

! The past participle of regular verbs ends in –ed, irregular verbs have various forms.

Use The past perfect simple is used to talk about the relationship between events in the past.

It indicates that an event happened further back in the past than another event.

Eric had just left when his father arrived. ! There is nothing in the structure that says how much time has passed between the past perfect and the past simple events. The events could be seconds apart or millions of years.

The dinosaurs had gone extinct when man appeared on earth.

The past perfect simple is often used with these signal words: • already I had already checked his bags when the police arrived.

• just We had just cancelled the meeting when Tommy showed up.

• before They had spoken to each other on the phone before they met in person.

The past perfect simple is often used with verbs such as to realise, to notice, to hear, to discover, to see… : When I opened my bag, I realised I had left my keys at work.

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Discuss.

1. The meeting had just started when the CEO came in.

• What happened first, the beginning of the meeting or the CEO entering the room?

2. By the time Henri arrived in the restaurant, Amy had left.

• Who was in the restaurant first, Henri or Amy? • Were Henri and Amy in the restaurant at the same time?

• What did Amy do before Henri arrived?

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Give the correct past perfect simple form.

1) she – to work

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2) we – to eat

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3) they – to visit

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4) I – to laugh

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5) my parents – to cancel

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6) John – to phone

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7) Liz and Tyler – to clean

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8) I – to arrive

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9) we – to sing

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10) Iris – to swim

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Combine the sentences using the conjunction in brackets.

Put one verb in the past perfect simple. e.g. The children went to bed. We watched a movie. (after)

After the children had gone to bed, we watched a movie.

1) I took a painkiller. My stomach ache disappeared. (after) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2) He drove 500 kilometres. He stopped for a coffee. (after) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3) I couldn’t pay the bill. Someone stole my money. (because) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4) She didn’t pass her driving test. She bought a motorbike that week. (even though) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5) I went to Paris. I learnt French. (by the time) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6) He didn’t tell the teacher. He copied the questions. (that) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

7) We didn’t tell Suzan. George came by. (that) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What happened earlier that led to the final phrase?

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, he bought five bottles of wine.

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2) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________, she laughed very hard on the bus.

3) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________, they shouted at the dog.

4) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________, we jumped into the swimming pool.

5) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________, I cancelled the meeting.

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5. Shuffle "A Room Of One’s Own" 20

Read the quotes and comic below.

What do you learn about Virginia Woolf and her famous essay "A Room Of One’s Own"?

Virginia Woolf

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Read the story in the first box; then write down the actual words of the conversation in the second box.

Iris greeted Zoe and asked her if she could help her. Zoe told Iris that she would help her and asked her what she wanted her to do. Iris said she had lost her car keys and really needed to get home because her dad was sick. She added that she had been looking everywhere and had asked several people if they had seen the keys. Zoe said that she had come to the office by bike because the weather had been so bright that morning and that Iris could borrow her bike to get home. Iris thanked Zoe and said that she would return the bike later that evening. Zoe said that she would be home until 10 PM.

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Which of the boxes contains direct speech and which contains indirect speech? Explain.

What changes?

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6. The basics I told you that he had told me to tell you!

Indirect speech • Reported or indirect speech is used to retell what one person says or has said to another.

He said that he was coming to the party.

In everyday speech, the word that can be omitted.

• The tense in the reported part moves one step backwards in time, but you can’t go further back than the past perfect simple. ! This rule doesn’t always apply. If a situation is still true in the present, you can choose whether to use a present form or to go 'one step backwards’.

e.g. 'I live in Paris.’

She said she lives in Paris. or She said she lived in Paris.

• If you find the 'one step backwards’ guideline confusing, use the following ones:

- if a sentence is true now, use a present tense

I know that she loves me.

- if a sentence is about the past, use a past tense

He said that he went to the movies.

- if a sentence is about something that happened before what is being described, use the past perfect simple Yesterday she told me that they had bullied her.

• Not only the verbs change when we use reported speech. Pronouns will often need to change, as well as time and place. When reporting, there is typically a shift of perspective from the 'here now’ of a live conversation to the 'there then’ of the same conversation being talked about later.

'We are leaving now.’ ➛ He said they were leaving then.

• The most important verbs for indirect speech are to say and to tell. The verb to tell needs a personal object. The verb to say can’t have a personal object.

She said that I was too friendly.

She told me that I was too friendly.

• With a reporting verb in the present or the future there is no change of tense in the reported sentences. Only the pronouns change.

He says: 'You can’t enter.' ➛ He says that you can’t enter.

She will say: 'I hate reading.' ➛ She will say that she hates reading.

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