You will give a short spoken presentation where you describe a movie and explain why (or why not) you recommend it. This will help you practice your speaking, descriptive, and persuasive skills in English.

1. Choose a Movie:

   • Pick a movie you’ve watched and know well.

   • It can be any genre (action, comedy, drama, animation, etc.).

   • Make sure it is appropriate for a classroom setting.

2. Prepare a 2–4 Minute Presentation:
   Include the following points:

   A. Introduction

   • State the title of the movie.

   • Mention the genre and the main actors or director (optional).

   B. Description

   • Briefly summarize the plot (without giving away spoilers!).

   • Describe the setting and main characters.

   • Mention what makes the movie interesting or unique.

   C. Recommendation

   • Say whether you recommend the movie or not.

   • Give at least two reasons to support your opinion (e.g., acting, storyline, message, music, visual effects).

   • Mention the type of audience that might enjoy it (e.g., kids, teens, people who love action, etc.).

   D. Conclusion

   • End with a short final comment or rating (e.g., "I give it 4 out of 5 stars").

3. Use Visual Aids (Optional):

   • You may bring a printed poster or show a movie image on your phone or laptop (no trailers or clips during the presentation).

4. Practice Your Speaking:

   • Speak clearly and confidently.

   • Avoid reading too much from your notes.

   • Try to make eye contact with your audience.