Primary Longman Elect 5A Chapter 3 Text Type Posters
Posters are colourful and there are pictures.
They look interesting and make you want to read the information.
Reading the information makes you want to do something Reading the information makes you want to do something. Maybe watch a film or visit a museum.
We can see posters in busy places where many people can see them …
… In the street and often outside places like cinemas or museums telling us what we can see inside!
They are usually big so we see them easily.
This is the poster for a play.
Name of the event
What is special about the event
Details of the event
Important points
‘Directed by’ introduces the director of the play.
‘Starring’ introduces the actors and ‘as’ tells us the characters they play.
The ‘venue’ tells us where we can see the play.
We can see a special price for ‘senior citizens’.
And students if they have identification.
‘Free seating’ means you can sit anywhere.
An ‘interval’ is a short break usually in the middle of a play.
A reissue of this classic action-packed adventure. Practice Hong Kong Film Club Presents a special showing of Hong Kong Nights Directed by Eugene Kwok Starring Sammy Cheung Irvine Hung as Doctor Wong as Detective Smith Date: 11th October Film starts: 8:00p.m. Venue: House 1, Palace Cinema Price: Adults $50, Under 12 $20 Half-price tickets for Film Club members (with membership card) A reissue of this classic action-packed adventure. “Film of the century!” Dan Floyd, Film Monthly • There will be a talk by the director after the film • Tickets are only available in advance • There will not be an interval during this film
Is Eugene Kwok an actor?
Practice No, he’s the director of this film.
Which character does Sammy Cheung play?
Practice He plays the character of Dr Wong.
Where can we watch this film?
Practice In House 1 at Palace Cinema.
I’m a film club member but I have forgotten my membership card I’m a film club member but I have forgotten my membership card. How much is my ticket?
Practice Your ticket is $50.
Is there a break during the film?
Practice No, there is no interval.
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