C1 That´s English! Art Topic 2

 1. IDENTIFY THE ARTIST. AND PIECE OF ART.



  





      




2. 🎨 Topic: Art and Exhibitions



  1. What does art mean to you personally? Do you think everyone can appreciate art in the same way?

  2. Do you believe that modern art is as valuable as classical art? Why or why not?

  3. How do museums and exhibitions influence the way we perceive culture and history?

  4. Have you ever been deeply moved or puzzled by a work of art? What made it so powerful?

  5. In your opinion, should art always have a message or purpose, or can it exist just for beauty’s sake?

  6. How do you feel about public art (murals, sculptures, installations) in cities? Should there be more of it?

  7. Do you think digital art and AI-generated art can be considered “real” art? Why or why not?

  8. How important is it for schools to include art education in their curriculum?

  9. Which do you prefer — visiting art galleries physically or exploring virtual exhibitions online?

  10. If you could curate your own exhibition, what theme or artists would you include?




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                                                                                                                  Speaking A.

4. Recommending, advising, suggesting. Role play and situation cards

Role play.





I strongly recommend (seeing/visiting/checking out)...
If I were you, I’d suggest (going early / booking online).
You might want to (visit/try/attend)...
I’d advise against (missing/skipping/ignoring)...
Why don’t you (consider visiting/have a look at)...?

🤝  Accepting Recommendations / Advice / Suggestions 

    Formal / Neutral

  • That’s a great idea.
  • I think you’re right.
  • I’ll take your advice.
  • That sounds sensible.
  • I hadn’t thought of that, but it makes sense.
        Informal
  • Sure, why not?
  • Sounds good to me.
  • Yeah, I’ll go with that.
  • Good call!


🙅 Politely Rejecting or Hesitating

      Formal / Diplomatic

  • I see your point, but I’m not sure that would work for me
  • That’s a good idea, though I might try something else first.
  • I appreciate the suggestion, but I’d prefer to…
  • I’ll think about it, but I’m not completely convinced.
  • I’d rather not, to be honest.


          Informal

  • Hmm, I’m not too keen on that.
  • I don’t think that’s really my thing.
  • Maybe another time.
  • Nah, I’ll pass.

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👉HOMEWORK: PREPARE YOUR MONOLOGUE FOR NEXT LESSON


Page 36-37: Speaking. A disappointing experience. Ex 5a, 5b
Following the instructions on pages 36-37, you'll prepare a talk about a disappointing experience. 

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