
Going to the Cinema
Lucy is planning a trip to the cinema at the weekend. She invites her friend, Sarah, to go with her…
Lucy: Hi Sarah! Do you fancy going to the cinema this weekend?
Sarah: Yeh, that’s a good idea. What’s on?
Lucy: The Proposal is on. It’s supposed to be really good and really funny too!
Sarah: What kind of film is it?
Lucy: It’s a romantic comedy. Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds are in it.
Sarah: She’s one of my favourite actresses! I really like romantic comedies too. When is it on?
Lucy: It’s on at 8 o’clock this Sunday evening.
Sarah: OK, perfect! Let’s meet outside the cinema at half past 7 then.
Lucy: Great! I’ll see you on Sunday.

PHRASAL VERBS
Phrasal verb | Meaning | Example sentence | Categories |
---|---|---|---|
To come across
something
| To find something unexpectedly. | He came across a nice, little restaurant while he was walking through the town. | Entertainment and Food |
To check out |
|
| Entertainment and Food |
To eat out | To eat in a restaurant. | When I lived in France, I used to eat out every weekend. | Entertainment and Food |
To polish something
off
| To finish eating food or doing work quickly |
| Entertainment and Food |
To snack on something
| To eat small amounts of food between meals | If you eat breakfast in the morning, you’re less likely to snack on biscuits. | Entertainment and Food |