Understanding Grammar: Choices & Preferences
Understanding Grammar: Choices & Preferences
In this week's Premier Skills English Podcast, Jack, Rowan and Rich are at the cinema deciding what film to watch. Jack hates one type of film so Rowan and RIch decide to play a trick on him. The language focus is on words and phrases we use when making choices and talking about preferences. In this week's task, we want you to decide what you would do in three very different situations. Don't forget to listen to the end of the podcast because we have a new football phrase for you to guess.
Transcript
Choices & Preferences
Introduction
Rowan: Hello my name’s Rowan
Rich: My name’s Rich
Jack: and I’m Jack
Rowan: And welcome to this week’s Premier Skills English podcast.
Rich: In the Premier Skills English podcast, we talk about football and help you with your English.
Rowan: Don’t forget you can find the transcript for all our podcasts on the Premier Skills English website.
Jack: In this week’s roleplay, we’re at the cinema and deciding what film to go and see.
Rich: And we decide to play a trick on Jack. It’s a little bit mean but I think it’s funny.
Jack: You can tell us if you think it’s mean or funny after you’ve listened to the roleplay.
Rowan: After the roleplay, we’re going to look at language we use to talk about things we prefer to do. The language of preferences. Can you give us a couple of examples, Rich?
Rich: I prefer to watch football live when I can or I’d rather watch paint dry than watch Arsenal play.
Jack: Being a bit mean again, Rich, Arsenal are playing well this season, but yes, we’ll be looking at that kind of language.
Rowan: And your task this week is to tell us what you’d rather do in some different situations
Jack: And we want you to think of a situation for other listeners, too.
Rich: If you are listening to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or any other podcast platform, you should also check out our website.
Rowan: On the Premier Skills English website you’ll also find
the transcript, examples and activities to help you understand the language, and a task for you to complete.
Jack: You’ll also find a community of friendly listeners to interact with, in our comments section.
Rich: And that includes us - we’re always around to answer questions and join in the discussions.
Rowan: But if you listen on Apple Podcasts you can always write your answers to our questions or any other comments in the review section.
Jack: Before we do the roleplay let’s look back at last week’s football phrase.
Last week’s Football Phrase
Rich If you didn’t hear our football phrase last week we’re going to give you one more chance to guess now.
Rowan: The phrase was * ******* ***-*****. The phrase is used to describe a player who scores three goals in a match but not just that. To score * ******* ***-***** you need to score one goal with your left foot, one with your right foot and a goal with your head.
Jack: We had lots of correct answers last week but nobody was quicker with the answer than Daniel Baron from Colombia. Well done again Daniel!
Rich: A big well done to the following listeners who also got the right answer: Wsanta from Argentina, Hayato from Japan Max Alex from Vietnam, MoBeckham and HSN from Turkey, Liubomyr and Alex from Ukraine, Ahmed Adam Mamado from Sudan, Elghoul from Algeria and Robert Tavares from Brazil.
Rowan: And also to: Balqees from Iraq, Idzingirai from Zimbabwe, Nurtay from Kazakhstan, Marco Zapien, Erikpgd, Vic and Mario from Mexico, Emmanuel from France, Cho Euihyeoung from South Korea, and Owenluk from Hong Kong.
Jack: We also had a lovely email from Navid in Iran. We were really happy to read your story, Navid, and good work on the football phrase.
Rich: Yes, last week we asked you to tell us about things you have done at the last minute. Navid told us about a school trip that he had to miss.
Jack: Robert Tavares told us how everyone in Brazil likes to do things at the last minute - although he blames it on the traffic.
Rowan: And HSN from Turkey told us about catching a plane at the last minute while Vic from Mexico told us how he hates people doing things at the last minute.
Jack: If you haven’t heard this podcast it’s called Understanding Grammar: Just and Yet and you can find it on the Premier Skills English website or on Apple Podcasts.
Introduction to Roleplay
Rich: As we said earlier, in this week’s roleplay we’re at the cinema.
Rowan: We’re deciding what film to go and see.
Jack: While you listen we want you to answer two questions:
Rich: Question one: What type or genre of film does Jack dislike?
Rowan: And question two: What film do we watch in the end?
Roleplay
Rowan: Hi, Rich. You’re early for a change.
Rich: Yeah, well, I need to get some popcorn before the film starts.
Rowan: We need to choose a film first.
Rich: Is Jack not here yet?
Rowan: Not yet. I’m sure he’ll just be a minute or two. He’d rather be watching football I imagine.
Rich: Probably. What’s on then?
Rowan: Well, I fancy the latest James Bond film. What about you?
Rich: Let’s have a look. What about that one - The Invisible Man.
Rowan: It’s a horror, isn’t it? You know what Jack is like with horror films. He won’t want to watch that.
Rich: Yeah, he’d probably prefer James Bond as well but I want to see his face when we both say we want to watch The Invisible Man. Let’s see how he tries to get out of watching it.
Rowan: You’re so mean, but, yeah, let’s see.
...
Jack: Hey guys. Sorry, to keep you waiting.
Rich: I’ve got the popcorn.
Jack: Popcorn? I’d rather have an ice-cream. It doesn’t matter. Popcorn’s fine. Thanks.
Rowan: We were about to get the tickets.
Jack: Oh, you’ve chosen without me?
Rich: No, we’ve just been looking at what’s on and we’ve both got the same idea: The Invisible Man.
Jack: Oh, right. The Invisible Man. I’ve seen it.
Rich: You can’t have. It’s only just come out.
Jack: Oh, The Invisible Man. Yeah, um …, that’s a horror, right? We could watch that, but haven’t you seen that the new James Bond film is out. Wouldn’t you rather watch that? You know that I prefer watching films with a bit more action and a little less, er … suspense.
Rowan: Maybe, but I’ve seen the Invisible Man has had some really good reviews.
Jack: Really?? I saw on Rotten Tomatoes that it was a real stinker - one of the worst films of the year. I think I’d prefer to see something else.
Rich: Come on, Jack. It’s two against one. I like horror films much more than action films. We can see James Bond next time. I’d like to see The Invisible Man.
Jack: Look it doesn’t start until ten. We’d have to wait around for an hour and I’d miss the last bus home. I’d prefer an earlier film if you don’t mind.
Rowan: I can give you a lift home, Jack. Don’t worry.
Jack: Thanks but it’s not that - it’s just not my cup of tea - that’s all.
Rich: You’re not scared, are you?
Jack: No, I just ... I don’t reckon it’d be very good. Like I said, I’d rather watch an action film than a horror.
Rowan: I think he’s scared, Rich.
Rich: It’s only a film, Jack.
Jack: Alright, alright, I’m scared - I can’t stand horror films. I’d like to watch something that is not going to wake me up at three in the morning in a cold sweat. Horror films aren't my thing. I’m not into horror films. Okay?
Rowan: You were right, Rich. Look at his face.
Jack: About what? What have you got there?
Rich: Three tickets to James Bond. Come on, it starts in two minutes.
Language Focus
Rowan: Before the roleplay, we asked you two questions. The first question was: What type of film does Jack dislike?
Jack: The answer, as I’m sure you know, is horror films. They terrify me.
Rich: And our second question was: Which film do we watch in the end?
Jack: The answer is James Bond because even though Rich and Rowan were a bit mean in the roleplay they wouldn’t really make me sit through a horror film at the cinema.
Rowan: OK, we’re going to look at a bit of language now. In the roleplay, we spoke a lot about preferences and the types of film we prefer.
Jack: We’re going to focus on three words: like, prefer and rather.
Rich: We’re going to see how we use these words to speak about preferences in general and how we use them in specific situations.
Rowan: Let’s start with general preferences. In the roleplay, Rich said that he likes watching horror films much more than action films.
Jack: I said that I prefer watching films with more action and less suspense.
Rich: And Rowan said that Jack’d rather be watching football than going to the cinema.
Rowan: So, all of these examples talk about general preferences. We’re talking about what we prefer in general.
Jack: In the first sentence we use like plus the gerund - the -ing form - he likes watching horror films.
Rich: In the second sentence we use prefer plus the gerund - he prefers watching films with more action.
Rowan: In the third sentence, we use would rather plus the infinitive without to - Jack would rather be watching football.
Jack: All of these examples show how like, prefer and would rather can be used to speak about preferences in general.
Rich: It’s also important to notice that we can use like and prefer with different verb forms when we are speaking about general preferences but we can’t use would rather in the same way. Listen to these examples:
Rowan: I like books more than films.
Rowan: I like to go to the football more than the cinema.
Rowan: I prefer books more than films.
Rowan: I prefer to go to the football more than the cinema.
Jack: We can use like and prefer followed by a noun or the infinitive with to to talk about preferences. We can’t do this with would rather.
Rich: Let’s talk about preferences in specific situations. We are talking about preferences or making choices in the present or future here.
Jack: When we talk about preferences in specific situations we can still use would rather. Listen:
Rowan: I’d rather have an ice-cream but I’m OK with popcorn. Thanks.
Rich: I’d rather watch an action film than a horror if that’s all right with you.
Jack: Notice how we contract I would rather to I’d rather. I’d … I’d rather … I’d rather have an ice-cream.
Rowan: We can also use like and prefer in the same way but we now add would. Listen to these examples:
Rich: I’d like to see The Invisible Man.
Jack: I’d prefer an earlier film or I’d prefer to see an earlier film.
Rowan: We use like and prefer followed by a noun or followed by the infinitive with to. When we use rather we always follow it with the infinitive without to.
Rich: If you’d like to learn more about like, prefer and rather and the different verb patterns you can use we have more activities and examples on the Premier Skills English website.
Jack: We’ve been looking at how we use would rather to talk about preferences and there is another phrase I’d like to look at. That phrase is rather than.
Rowan: We use rather than to give more importance to one thing when there are two alternatives or preferences available.
Rich: In the roleplay, Jack said, Popcorn? I’d rather have ice-cream.
Jack: Here I was selecting a preference for one thing over the other. I was saying that I’d prefer ice-cream to popcorn.
Rowan: Jack could have said Could I have ice-cream rather than popcorn? Or I’d like ice-cream rather than popcorn.
Rich: We often use rather than when we are selecting one choice over another. It’s very similar to instead of. Listen to these examples:
Jack: I cycled to work today rather than taking the car.
Rowan: I generally drink tea rather than coffee.
Rich: Rather than shooting he unselfishly passed to a teammate.
Jack: We’ve got more about this on the website along with explanations of some more of the vocabulary we used in the podcast.
TASK
Rowan: In this week’s task, we are going to give you three choices and we want you tell us your preference.
Rich: We would like you to use the words like, prefer and would rather in your answers.
Jack: We would also like you to write a choice for other listeners to answer.
Rowan: Choice number one: You’re at the cinema with friends. There is a comedy, a romance an action film and a horror film. Which film would you prefer to watch?
Rich: Choice number two: There are two football matches on TV at the same time. You’re club are playing on one channel and your country on another. Which match would you rather watch?
Jack: Choice number three: A powerful genie gives you the chance to be invisible for the rest of your life or read people’s minds. Which special power would you like?
Rowan: Write all your answers in the comments section on the Premier Skills English website and then write another choice for all of our listeners to answer.
FOOTBALL PHRASE
Rich: Have you got a football phrase for us, Jack?
Jack: I have. This week’s football phrase is just a word and the word is ********. It is used to describe a person or a group of people with less power or money than other people and in football is used to describe a team that has less chance of winning. If Liverpool play at home against Accrington Stanley, Liverpool are the favourites and Accrington Stanley are massive *********.
Rich: Good luck with the phrase and if you are still wondering what the answer was to last week’s football phrase it was a perfect hat-trick.
Rowan: Right, that’s all we have time for this week! Don’t forget to write your answers to our questions and make a guess at our football phrase in the comments below. If you get it right, we’ll announce your name on next week’s show.
Jack: If you have a question for us about football or English you can email us at premierskills@britishcouncil.org
Rich: or you can leave your questions and comments on the website in the comments section or on our Facebook page.
Rowan: or you could give us a rating and a fantastic review on Apple Podcasts.
Jack: Bye for now and enjoy your football!
Vocabulary
How much did you understand?
Here is the vocabulary you saw at the top of this page and how Rich and Jack used it in the roleplay. Do you know the words in bold?
Well, I fancy the latest James Bond film. What about you?
Let’s see how he tries to get out of watching it.
You can’t have seen it. It’s only just come out.
The Invisible Man has had some really good reviews.
Thanks but it’s not that - it’s just not my cup of tea - that’s all.
No, I just ... I don’t reckon it’d be very good.
Listen to the roleplay again to hear how Rich and Jack used these words and phrases.
Language
General Preferences
In the podcast, Rich, Rowan and Jack looked at language we use to give preferences and make choices. They focussed on three words: like, prefer and rather. These words can be used to talk about things you prefer in general. Take a look at these examples from the roleplay:
I like watching horror films much more than action films.
I prefer to watch films with more action and less suspense.
He would rather be watching football than going to the cinema.
I prefer horror films.
When we use like and prefer to talk about what we prefer in general we can either use the gerund/-ing form or the infinitive with to. This is the same with similar verbs such as love, hate, adore and can't stand. We can also use these forms followed by a noun. However, when we use rather to talk about preferences we use would and it is followed by the infinitive without to.
Language
Specific Preferences
In the roleplay, Rich, Rowan and Jack had to state their preferences at that specific moment. When we make specific preferences in the present or about the future we use would rather in the same way as with general preferences but we use like and prefer a little differently. Take a look at these examples from the roleplay:
I’d rather watch an action film than a horror if that’s all right with you.
I’d like to see The Invisible Man.
I’d prefer an earlier film or I’d prefer to see an earlier film.
When we are making a choice or stating a preference in a specific situation we add would to both like and prefer. Again, we can follow like and prefer with the gerund/-ing form, the infinitive with to or a noun, but we can not do this with would rather which is always followed by the infinitive without to.
In this activity, check your understanding of the language of choices and prefences.
Activity 2
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Task
Choices and Preferences
Jack, Rowan and Rich spoke about the language of choices and preferences. In this week's task, you have three choices to make and we want you tell us the choices you make and why.
- Choice number one: You’re at the cinema with friends. There is a comedy, a romance an action film and a horror film. Which film would you prefer to watch?
- Choice number two: There are two football matches on TV at the same time. You’re club are playing on one channel and your country on another. Which match would you rather watch?
- Choice number three: A powerful genie gives you the chance to be invisible for the rest of your life or read people’s minds. Which special power would you like?
- When you have finished, write an extra choice for other listeners to read and reply to.
Write all your answers in the comments section below and don't forget to make a guess at this week's football phrase!
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18/11/2021
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I choose option 1.
I ´d prefer to watch a comedy film. I like it very much. I fancy going to the cinema every week. Before choose de film I prefer to read the review in the news. Actually, I´d like to watch Eternals. I´m waiting for that film, now.
Choice number four: An UFO comes to the Earth and gives you the posibility to go with them and visit their planet or take your family with you. Would you like to go alone o you prefer to take your family?
18/11/2021 18:25
Manchester United
7
I choose option 1.
I ´d prefer to watch a comedy film. I like it very much. I fancy going to the cinema every week. Before choose de film I prefer to read the review in the news. Actually, I´d like to watch Eternals. I´m waiting for that film, now.
Choice number four: An UFO comes to the Earth and gives you the posibility to go with them and visit their planet or take your family with you. Would you like to go alone o you prefer to take your family?
27/11/2020
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1. Choice number one :
I'd prefer watching a comedy film more than an action or a horror film.
What are your preferences , guys ?
2. Choice number two :
I'd rather be watching my club playing than watching my country because I think international matches are boring.
3. Choice number three :
I'd like to read people's mind than to be invisible to distinguish between good and evil people beforehand.
27/11/2020 09:35
Manchester United
6539
1. Choice number one :
I'd prefer watching a comedy film more than an action or a horror film.
What are your preferences , guys ?
2. Choice number two :
I'd rather be watching my club playing than watching my country because I think international matches are boring.
3. Choice number three :
I'd like to read people's mind than to be invisible to distinguish between good and evil people beforehand.
26/11/2020
points
Hello everyone,
I go to the cinema with my family and we would rather watch comedy films than any else.
It all depends on the significance of the match. Which one will be more important at the moment, that I'd rather watch.
I would like to read people's minds more than to be invisible.
Thanks for the lesson)
26/11/2020 18:53
Liverpool
272
Hello everyone,
I go to the cinema with my family and we would rather watch comedy films than any else.
It all depends on the significance of the match. Which one will be more important at the moment, that I'd rather watch.
I would like to read people's minds more than to be invisible.
Thanks for the lesson)
24/11/2020
points
I think the phrase is"********".
24/11/2020 10:37
Arsenal
2337
I think the phrase is"********".
24/11/2020
points
Watching TV nowadays is absolutely not my cup of tea. I'd prefer teas much stronger and cleverer. :-)
24/11/2020 05:38
Liverpool
6578
Watching TV nowadays is absolutely not my cup of tea. I'd prefer teas much stronger and cleverer. :-)
24/11/2020
points
I would rather watch a youtube blogger speaking on grammar or polite requests than go to the cinema or watch TV.
24/11/2020 05:36
Liverpool
6578
I would rather watch a youtube blogger speaking on grammar or polite requests than go to the cinema or watch TV.
24/11/2020
points
I like watching comedies much more than action films. I'd never watch a horror film - they are too boring and artificial.
24/11/2020 05:34
Liverpool
6578
I like watching comedies much more than action films. I'd never watch a horror film - they are too boring and artificial.
24/11/2020
points
Extra choice for other listeners :
There are three options: to get to your English PL team match, to the Enlish national team match, or to the Champions League Final without your team present match. Which would you rather choose?
24/11/2020 05:31
Liverpool
6578
Extra choice for other listeners :
There are three options: to get to your English PL team match, to the Enlish national team match, or to the Champions League Final without your team present match. Which would you rather choose?
26/11/2020
points
I'd rather choose the first option.
26/11/2020 03:57
Liverpool
6578
I'd rather choose the first option.
24/11/2020
points
Choice number 3: I'd like to read people's minds because being invisible is of no use in the visible world, if only for fun.
24/11/2020 05:24
Liverpool
6578
Choice number 3: I'd like to read people's minds because being invisible is of no use in the visible world, if only for fun.
24/11/2020
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Choice number two: I'd rather watch the national team match.
24/11/2020 05:21
Liverpool
6578
Choice number two: I'd rather watch the national team match.
24/11/2020
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Choice number one: I'd definitely prefer a comedy.
24/11/2020 05:20
Liverpool
6578
Choice number one: I'd definitely prefer a comedy.
24/11/2020
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The F.B phrase is "********"
24/11/2020 02:42
Liverpool
2903
The F.B phrase is "********"
23/11/2020
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1. Since my childhood I fancy comedies especially those laughting ones.
2. When my club is on live on TV at the same time as my country team I'd rather watch my country's players.
3. I'd like reading people's minds. It would be more exciting and thrilling than being an invisible man.
What your best choice being dead and joining now the paradise or having yet a hundred years to live on earth without knowing nothing on your eternity, in heaven or in the other side?
23/11/2020 14:14
Manchester City
3988
1. Since my childhood I fancy comedies especially those laughting ones.
2. When my club is on live on TV at the same time as my country team I'd rather watch my country's players.
3. I'd like reading people's minds. It would be more exciting and thrilling than being an invisible man.
What your best choice being dead and joining now the paradise or having yet a hundred years to live on earth without knowing nothing on your eternity, in heaven or in the other side?
23/11/2020
points
I think that the word is "********"
23/11/2020 08:32
Watford
4417
I think that the word is "********"
23/11/2020
points
This week football phrase is ********.
23/11/2020 07:43
Newcastle United
3
This week football phrase is ********.
22/11/2020
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1- I prefer to watch an action film because I really interested in that kind of movies. The stories of action films give us a positive energy to overcome the difficulties through achieving our goals.
2- Honestly, I'd rather watch the match which is more competitive than another because I'm looking for entertainment and excitement.
3- I'd like to be able to know what in people's mind, this let me take an advantage and preemptive move.
You have to choose one of two tickets for football match and basketball match. both matches are at the same time and for your favorite teams. Which match do you prefer to attend ??
22/11/2020 16:54
Arsenal
5
1- I prefer to watch an action film because I really interested in that kind of movies. The stories of action films give us a positive energy to overcome the difficulties through achieving our goals.
2- Honestly, I'd rather watch the match which is more competitive than another because I'm looking for entertainment and excitement.
3- I'd like to be able to know what in people's mind, this let me take an advantage and preemptive move.
You have to choose one of two tickets for football match and basketball match. both matches are at the same time and for your favorite teams. Which match do you prefer to attend ??
24/11/2020
points
Definitely the basketball one - so many "goals" as compared to football. :-)
24/11/2020 05:52
Liverpool
6578
Definitely the basketball one - so many "goals" as compared to football. :-)
23/11/2020
points
Hi!
I would prefer football match.
Bye.Yevmen said-:)
23/11/2020 05:48
Tottenham Hotspur
5560
Hi!
I would prefer football match.
Bye.Yevmen said-:)
22/11/2020
points
Hi every one,
The football phrase is '********'
22/11/2020 12:52
Manchester City
3988
Hi every one,
The football phrase is '********'
22/11/2020
points
1. I'd prefer to watch an action film.
2. i'd rather watch my club match.
3. I'd like to read people's mind, of course.
This week football phrase is "*******".
22/11/2020 08:41
Southampton
263
1. I'd prefer to watch an action film.
2. i'd rather watch my club match.
3. I'd like to read people's mind, of course.
This week football phrase is "*******".
21/11/2020
points
1-I like watching comedy films more than a romance or an action. I prefer watching movies that make me happy, relax and with less suspense. It must give joy of living, encourages to challenge to the matters of life to the audience. I can’t stand horror films. I’d prefer a spy film rather than a horror.
2-I’d prefer watching my country football match rather than my team. I’d be very happy if it is possible to watch alternately both of them.
3- I’d prefer to be invisible man rather than the other option.
I think football phrase is SHAKY
21/11/2020 17:56
Tottenham Hotspur
5560
1-I like watching comedy films more than a romance or an action. I prefer watching movies that make me happy, relax and with less suspense. It must give joy of living, encourages to challenge to the matters of life to the audience. I can’t stand horror films. I’d prefer a spy film rather than a horror.
2-I’d prefer watching my country football match rather than my team. I’d be very happy if it is possible to watch alternately both of them.
3- I’d prefer to be invisible man rather than the other option.
I think football phrase is SHAKY
21/11/2020
points
I like watching horror film but I can accept also an action film. I always see the review on internet before going to the cinema.
I'd rather be watching my country than my club on TV.
The choice is hard but I'd prefer to read people's minds.
21/11/2020 11:16
Leicester City
17
I like watching horror film but I can accept also an action film. I always see the review on internet before going to the cinema.
I'd rather be watching my country than my club on TV.
The choice is hard but I'd prefer to read people's minds.
21/11/2020
points
I think the phrase is ********
21/11/2020 04:13
Everton
442
I think the phrase is ********
21/11/2020
points
Was there a holiday in the UK last week? I was waiting for your podcast.
The football phrase would be: "********".
Thank you so much.
21/11/2020 04:12
Tottenham Hotspur
438
Was there a holiday in the UK last week? I was waiting for your podcast.
The football phrase would be: "********".
Thank you so much.
20/11/2020
points
1.- I like watching action films than romance fil, but if I am with my frienda, the democracy clash the individual choise, and in the situation I´d rather see comedy, because its fun and makes me laug, I love laugh whit the movie.
2.- AbsolutlyI I prefer see my football team, the national team alwas is boring, except ar the world cup, its fun to see how its defeat in the quartesr of final.
3.- I would rather have the power to read mind, its very useful to know what its thinking the person in front of you, or to know if one persona its liaring or cheating you.
But its true could be invisible would have some advantanges, imahine stay at the place where take the big decisions and anybody can see you, information is power!
20/11/2020 23:21
Liverpool
817
1.- I like watching action films than romance fil, but if I am with my frienda, the democracy clash the individual choise, and in the situation I´d rather see comedy, because its fun and makes me laug, I love laugh whit the movie.
2.- AbsolutlyI I prefer see my football team, the national team alwas is boring, except ar the world cup, its fun to see how its defeat in the quartesr of final.
3.- I would rather have the power to read mind, its very useful to know what its thinking the person in front of you, or to know if one persona its liaring or cheating you.
But its true could be invisible would have some advantanges, imahine stay at the place where take the big decisions and anybody can see you, information is power!
20/11/2020
points
minority
20/11/2020 23:13
Liverpool
817
minority
20/11/2020
points
I think the phrase could be "*********"
20/11/2020 23:10
Leeds United
5086
I think the phrase could be "*********"
20/11/2020
points
I think this week's football phrase is *********
20/11/2020 20:20
Manchester United
6539
I think this week's football phrase is *********
20/11/2020
points
********
20/11/2020 17:01
Wolverhampton Wanderers
79
********
20/11/2020
points
Hi...
I think that the phrase of the week is ********
20/11/2020 15:02
Chelsea
119
Hi...
I think that the phrase of the week is ********