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Before choosing a film, it would be advisable to visit all the sites in order to get an overall view of the issue.
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Gather all the information that can be useful, then discuss what you want to do with it, that is , decide the roles of each member of the group.
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Write down the most important vocabulary you find. You could print some pages out if needed.
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Think about the different categories this vocabulary could be divided into ( kinds of films, people, adjectives…) and make a chart with it. This could be a draft of the final work you will hand in to your teacher.
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Complete the chart with the words you gathered in the second step and look for some more if you want.
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Read ( and listen to) several reviews to learn the structure you should follow when describing a film.
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Choose a film and write your review. Try to use coloquial vocabulary and refer to basic aspects. It would be a good idea if you introduced some comparison between different aspects or different works.
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The webquest team should work together to form a project all of you agree with .
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Present your review to the class and give the vocabulary chart to your classmates and to your teacher.