UNIT 3 LESSON 1

 today we will talk a little about books

There are many genres of books, such as

💘novels, mystery, mystery, romance, science fiction short stories, biographies, autobiography, travel, memoirs and self-help

There are a number of interesting genres but if you ask me about my favorite I will always tell you that it is romance.

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💓Let's talk a little about vocabulary, common expressions to talk about books

💗t's a page-turner. 

💗It's a cliff-hanger. 

💗It's a best-seller. 

 💗It's a fast read. 

💗It's hard to follow. 

💗It's trash.

 

We can use any of these expressions to describe or talk about a book!

Now let's move on to a slightly more complex topic, grammar.

But don't worry, it's very easy.

💗A noun clause is a clause (a group of words with a subject and a verb) that serves as a noun in a sentence

ex:She said that she can speak three languages. (Object – that she can speak three languages)

💞conversation 1

Sure, let's have a conversation about the book "Eleanor and Park" using those adjectives:

Sure, let's have a conversation about the book "Eleanor and Park" using those adjectives:

 A: Have you read "Eleanor and Park" yet?

 B: Yes, I have. It's definitely something that will make for a cliffhanger. I couldn't stop reading it.

 A: I heard it's a romance. That's how it is?

B: Absolutely, the story keeps you on the edge of your seat. You will be eager to know how they fall in love.

 A: Sounds like a great book. Is it a best-seller?

B: It became a bestseller shortly after its release. It's quite popular.

 A: I'm looking for a book to read during my trip. Is it a quick read?

B: No, it's an interesting read but not that fast, but it hooks you so much that you'll finish it in no time and you'll love every moment.