Which movie do you want to see the most? Why?
1. His acting really __________ my heart.
2. I'm too __________ to watch it.
3. I was so __________ that I didn't think clearly.
Why didn't they use the free link?
Zac: Why are you crying, Mom? Is there anything wrong?
Mom: I'm crying because my favorite actor, Ryan Bank, is crying in the movie now. His acting really touches my heart.
Zac: That young star? You surprise me, Mom.
Mom: Yeah. I'm old enough to be his mom. I'm now a big fan of his. I want to watch all his movies, and I think I'll never be bored with them.
Zac: Why do you like him so much?
Mom: Well, he is talented and hard-working. Guess what? He has won several awards since he started acting at age eight.
Zac: I'm surprised to hear that.
Mom: Zac, Ryan Bank's latest movie looks exciting. It's about ghosts in an old castle. I want to watch it, but your dad doesn't.
Zac: That's not surprising. Dad hates scary movies.
Mom: What about you? Are you interested in watching it?
Zac: I'll pass. Scary movies are boring to me. Besides, it says this movie is not for people under 18. I'm too young to watch it.
Mom: Oh! I didn't see that.
Zac: Wait. This movie is in theaters now. Why are you downloading it from the Internet? We shouldn't watch pirated movies, should we?
Mom: Sorry, I set a bad example. I was so excited that I didn't think clearly. I'll go book a ticket online.
Zac: I'm proud of you, Mom.
Detective 1. Why does Mom like Ryan Bank?
Detective 2. Why does Zac pass?
Detective 3. How does Mom correct her mistake?
A: Would you like to / Are you interested in __________________________?
B: Sure. ____________________ / I'll pass. __________________________.
thing → -ing：事物「令人感到……」；person → -ed：人「感到……」
1. The news is ( surprising / surprised ).
2. Mia is ( interesting / interested ) in the movie.
3. The show was ( boring / bored ) to us.
so + adj. + that + S + V
adj. + enough + to V
too + adj. + to V
改寫：The girl was very tired, so she couldn't get up early.
→
生活句：I was so __________ that .
①找主詞 ②找動詞 ③暫時剝除修飾語（修飾語不是錯誤內容）
句子主幹：
Does this ever happen to you? You're reading a news post, and it's so interesting that you share it with your friends in a Line group right away. If so, you may be spreading fake information.
TV or newspaper companies usually check the facts before they report the news. However, there's nobody to help check the facts on the Internet. Anybody can post anything online. What's more, some people even write pieces of fake news by design to get as many hits as possible. So, what can you do?
The Internet can be full of lies. Some information is true, and some is not, so it is important to learn to tell the difference. Here are some ways.
1. Do some digging on the writer and the source. Make sure they are real.
2. Look at the sentences in the post. Are there spelling mistakes? If so, then it might be fake.
3. Visit a fact-checking web page. Checking information is always a good idea.
Now you have learned some tips for telling fake news from real news. When you read something surprising next time, think twice before you share it. Don't let people trick you into spreading lies.
Main idea：
Evidence：Why can fake information spread easily online?
I will / won't share the post because .
First, I will check ____________. Then, I will ____________.
Two Stars and a Wish ⭐ evidence ⭐ clear English 🌠 next step: ____________