TOPIC: ARTS

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1. V O C A B U L A RY 03

2. IDIOMS 07

3. PA R T 1 17

4. PA R T 2 26

5. PA R T 3 29
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TOPIC:
ARTS
1. VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
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ATELIER
/tel.i.e/
EXAMPLE: a room or building in
The new Martin Grant atelier and
boutique is set back from the street
which an artist works in
an elegant 17th century building.
 VOCABULARY
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SYMMETRICAL
/smtrk()l/
EXAMPLE: Peoples bodies are never quite
symmetrical.
HAVING TWO HALVES,
PARTS, OR SIDES
THAT ARE THE SAME
IN SIZE AND SHAPE
VOCABULARY
CINEMATOGRAPHY 05

/sn..mt.r.fi/
The art and methods of
film photography
Ex: I loved the movies beautiful
cinematography of the African desert.
 LITHOGRAPHY
EXAMPLE: The image was
drawn on a large piece of
/lrfi/
limestone
a methodand was using
of printing
lit
printed
a stonein
or an
old technique called
metal block on which an image has
been drawn with a substance
lithography.
that attracts ink.
 MEANING:
EXAMPLE:
SURREALISM th
A type of 20 -century art and
/ sr.l.zm / literature in which unusual or
The artist portrayed images of daily
impossible things are shown happening.
life in his native town of Ocotlan with
vivid colors, surrealism and magical
realism.
AESTHETIC

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he

ic
/eset.k/
The town council will
Connected
discuss with
plans beauty
for
and the study of
aesthetic improvementsbeauty.
at two city parks.
 Monochrome
(adj)
/mnkrom/

using different shades

of a single color
Ex: If you can apply monochrome
color scheme properly, it can be a
masterpiece.

Art, decorative object The
s, whole
or design considered KITSCH show
by many people to
be ugly, /kt/ is
without style,
very
or false but enjoyed b
y other people, often
kitsch.
because they
MEANING EXAMPLE
 Meaning

A person who is extremely skilled at

something, especially at playing
an instrument or performing.

Example

Famous mainly for

Virtuoso (n) his wonderful voice, Cole Porter was
/vrtuozo/ also a virtuoso on the piano.
 PATRON
/pe.trn/

a person or group that supports

The Princess Royal is a well-known
an activity or organization,
patron of several charities.
especially by giving money.
AMPHITHEATER
/mfit r/

Meaning: A large circular building without a

roof and with many rows of seats.

For example: The opera was performed in the

Roman amphitheatre.
ARTS

IDIOMS
 To do or say something just
because you think it will
PLAY TO THE GALLERY please people and make
you popular.
Example: Politicians these
days are more interested in
playing to the gallery than
exercising real influence on
world events.
 To describe something in
general terms, without
To paint something mentioning specific details and
without paying attention to
with a broad brush individual variations.
For example: When asked about
his policy to reform the
educational system, the
president painted his plan with
a broad brush.
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To paint a picture with words

To paint a picture with words
Cng ty

to describe something very

clearly, specificially, and
directly
to help someone envision
something through words.
For example: A good
writer knows how to
paint a picture with
words.

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 Art is long and life is short

Meaning: Life is too short to learn

everything you need to know about
a particular discipline.

For example: Learn different

languages as soon as you can, art is
long and life is short!
 Beauty is in the eye of
the beholder

1. Meaning: used to say that

different people have different
opinions about what is beautiful. IDIOMS
2. Example:
Bob: I cant believe Ted
bought that ugly old car.
Fred: He loves it. Beauty is in
the eye of the beholder.
IDIOMS

To a fine art
in a way that is based on
highly developed skill

For example:

This restaurant elevates the

sandwich to a fine art.
 A PICTURES WORTH A
THOUSAND WORDS
explaining
Sometimes a picture is better at
something than words.

For example: I tried telling him about the problem but it was
easier just to show him, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Be a drama
queen

A person who tends to react

Ex: She is such a drama queen!
to every event or situation in
She always tends to exaggerate
an over-dramatic or
things.
exaggerated way.
BE POETRY IN Meaning
MOTION
If something is poetry in
motion, it is something
that is graceful and
beautiful to observe.

Example

The girl was like poetry in

BE POETRY IN motion when she wear her
MOTION helmet. I think she stole my
heart.
MEANING: USING THE
MOST ADVANCED AND
RECENTLY DEVELOPED
METHODS, MATERIALS,
OR KNOWLEDGE.

STATE OF THE ART

EXAMPLE: The
movie was made
with state-of-the-art
computer graphics.
IDIOMS

A BLANK CANVAS

Refers to something with no content

such that it can be easily filled with
completely new things.
IDIOMS
Have something down to a fine art
Ex: My mom has her cooking skill down to a fine art.
to be able to do something very well because you
Her meals are always tasty.
have been doing it for a long time.
 PART 1 PART 2
Is it easy to learn
how to draw?
Describe a work of
What benefits can you art that you really
get from painting as a like.
hobby?

IELTS SPEAKING TEST:

PART 3 PART 3
Can early childhood art ARTS
classes be beneficial Do you think drawings and
later in life? paintings are important?
PART 1 What benefits can you get from painting as a hobby?

I think the mediation efficiency worth

mentioning first. Colors in some ways reflect
our thoughts and emotions very well and
somehow stimulate our body to defense
against our negativity inside. For me, in
particular, I think whats so interesting about
painting is that you have no idea
how harmonized colors can become until you
actually try.
PART 1 What benefits can you get from painting as a hobby?

Language filler

Well, in my opinion, ADVERB I think the mediation

Linking words
efficiency is definitely worths mentioning
Some particular
NEW WORDS first. Colors in some ways
ways reflect our thoughts
and emotions amazingly well and somehow
stimulate our body to defend against the
SUPERLATIVE ADJ
negativity inside. For me, in particular, I think
IDIOMS whats so interesting
intriguing about painting is that
you have no idea how harmonized colors can
CONNECTORS
become until you actually try. Idiom - Give it a
= Try doing sth
shot
PART 1 IS IT EASY TO LEARN HOW TO DRAW?

I think its even challenging for a lot of people. I absolutely faile

when it comes to drawing still life paintings like fruit and flowers.
think for those who succeed in drawing or arts in general, they firs
must have God-gifted talent, then comes to the long-term
commitment to arts that requires extreme practice and hig
patience.
 PART 1 IS IT EASY TO LEARN HOW TO DRAW?

Language filler Rather quite

the majority
I think I must say its even challenging for a lot of
of us
Linking words
people, IDIOMS
especially blank canvasses like children..
NEW WORDS
Personally, I absolutely failed when it comes to
DOUBLING
drawing still life paintings like fruit and flowers. I think
SUPERLATIVE ADJ for those who succeed in drawing or arts in general,
they first must have God-gifted talent, then it all boils
IDIOMS-main
down to the long-term commitment to arts which
IDIOMS
reason for sth IDIOMS
usually requires extreme level of practice and high
CONNECTORS patience because art is long and life is short, try to
do everything you enjoy as soon as you can.
CONCLUSION - SUGGESTION
PART 2
Describe a work of art that you really like
My favourite piece of art or my favourite painting is very playful and a little bit sexy, and its one that I saw
at the Musee DOrsay in Paris. Im not sure what its called or even who painted it but its probably a few
hundred years old. The painting shows a knight, wearing very shiny silver armor and standing in the middle
of a meadow, and hes completely surrounded by a group of beautiful naked women. I think they are
meant to be magical fairies or sprites or something like that. Anyway, the women are looking at the knight
and touching him curiously as if theyre not sure what to make of him. The painting is very colourful as all
the women are covered in flowers and the grass of the meadow is bright vivid green and the knights
armour reflects all these colours. Everything about the image is very fantastical and surreal and dreamlike,
in fact, you get the idea that the knight might have died and gone to heaven. In any case, I like the painting
because of its fanciful mood and interesting colours.
 Linking words

CONNECTORS
SUPERLATIVE
NEW WORDS
Language
PART 2

IDIOMS
filler

ADJ
Language Filler
In my mind, my favourite piece of art is very playful and a little bit sexy painting, and its one that I saw at
the Musee DOrsay in Paris. Im not sure what its called or even who painted it but its probably a few hundred
years old. The artwork shows a knight, wearing very shiny silver armor and standing in the middle of a
meadow, and the most striking thing is that hes completely surrounded by a group of beautiful naked
Idea shifting word
women. I think they are meant to be magical fairies or sprites or something like that. Anyway, the women are
as if theyre not sure what to make of him. The picture is very
Doubling
looking at the knight and touching him curiously
colourful as all the women are covered in flowers and the grass of the meadow is bright vivid green and the
knights armour reflects all these colours. Everything about the image is very fantastical and surreal and
dreamlike, in fact, you get the idea that the knight might have died and gone to heaven. To sum up, I like the
Paraphrase
painting because of its fanciful mood and interesting colours.
 PART 3 Can early childhood art classes be beneficial later in life

Absolutely, if it allows a child to discover they have a talent,

skill or even just an interest in art based activities. It could lead
to a child following an arts oriented career later in life, so yes,
it can be surely beneficial just like children being exposed to a
range of other things when they are young because its
important that they learn a little about everything. Therefore,
they can make choices later in life based on at least some
experience or knowledge of a subject. At least by trying
something they can learn whether they like to or not or are
more interested in one particular subject than another, for
 PART 3 Can early childhood art classes be beneficial later in life?

Well, absolutely, if it allows a child to discover that he has a talent, skill or

Language Filler
even just an interest in art based activities. Moreover, it could lead to a
Can
child following an arts oriented career later in life, so yes, it can be
certainly
be
beneficial just like children being exposed to a range of other things when
they are young because its important that they learn a little about
everything. Therefore, they can make choices later in life based on at least
some experience or knowledge of a subject. At least by trying something
they can learn whether they like to or not or areLinking
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interested in one
particular subject than another, for example.
 PART 3 Do you think drawings and paintings are important?

It depends, I mean a drawing or painting could be important but, for

example, many drawings we do when were children maybe arent that
important, but some of them might be special because of when we draw
them, or the content of them, or the occasion, or maybe we give them to
someone special as a present.
As for paintings, its pretty much the same, and well, clearly some paintings
are important, and also very valuable. There are loads of museums full of
paintings which are worth millions of dollars and there are drawings and
sketches too which are extremely valuable for various reasons.
In brief, I guess whether or not a drawing or painting is important would
depend on various things such as who did it, what it depicts, who it was
done for, when and where and things like that.
 PART 3 Can early childhood art classes be beneficial later in life?
Language Filler paraphrase
Thats a good question. I think it depends, I mean a drawing or sketches could
be importantIfbut,
you for example,
think about itmany drawings we do when were children maybe
The
arent that important, but some of them might be special because of moment
when we
draw them, or the content of them, or the occasion, or maybe we give them to
someone special as a present.
As for paintings, its pretty much the same, and well, clearly some paintings are
important, and also very valuable. There are loads of museums full of paintings
Linking words
which are worth millions of dollars and there are drawings and sketches too,
which are extremely valuable for various reasons Doubling .
In brief, I guess whether or not a drawing or painting is important would depend
on various things
Conclusive word such as who did it, what it depicts, who it was done for, when
and where and things like that.
 1.Language Filler
2. Hook
3. Conjunction
4.Paraphrase
5.Advanced and topic related
vocab
6.Idiom
7.Complex sentence
8.Doubling or tripling
9. Tenses
10.Intonation
11. Climax
CHECKLIST 12. Reasons and examples
13. Concluding sentence
(prediction,warning, hope,
promise, suggestion)
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