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At the cinema

45 [forty-five]

At the cinema

At the cinema

45 [forty-five]

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At the cinema

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We want to go to the cinema. We want to go to the cinema. We want to go to the cinema. 0 +
A good film is playing today. A g--- f--- i- p------ t----. A good film is playing today. 0 +
The film is brand new. Th- f--- i- b---- n--. The film is brand new. 0 +
     
Where is the cash register? Wh--- i- t-- c--- r-------? Where is the cash register? 0 +
Are seats still available? Ar- s---- s---- a--------? Are seats still available? 0 +
How much are the admission tickets? Ho- m--- a-- t-- a-------- t------? How much are the admission tickets? 0 +
     
When does the show begin? Wh-- d--- t-- s--- b----? When does the show begin? 0 +
How long is the film? Ho- l--- i- t-- f---? How long is the film? 0 +
Can one reserve tickets? Ca- o-- r------ t------? Can one reserve tickets? 0 +
     
I want to sit at the back. I w--- t- s-- a- t-- b---. I want to sit at the back. 0 +
I want to sit at the front. I w--- t- s-- a- t-- f----. I want to sit at the front. 0 +
I want to sit in the middle. I w--- t- s-- i- t-- m-----. I want to sit in the middle. 0 +
     
The film was exciting. Th- f--- w-- e-------. The film was exciting. 0 +
The film was not boring. Th- f--- w-- n-- b-----. The film was not boring. 0 +
But the book on which the film was based was better. Bu- t-- b--- o- w---- t-- f--- w-- b---- w-- b-----. But the book on which the film was based was better. 0 +
     
How was the music? Ho- w-- t-- m----? How was the music? 0 +
How were the actors? Ho- w--- t-- a-----? How were the actors? 0 +
Were there English subtitles? We-- t---- E------ s--------? Were there English subtitles? 0 +
     

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