Question

1) Does the film have subtitles/reviews? I can't understand French. 2) She's releasing/shooting her first album. 3) The film has a great cast/role with many famous actors. 4) Even though it was a comedy , it wasn't very funny/strange.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) Does the film have subtitles/reviews? I can't understand French. 2) She's releasing/shooting her first album.

3) The film has a great cast/role with many famous actors. 4) Even though it was a comedy , it wasn't very funny/strange.

Answer 2

1. Does the film have subtitles/reviews?

   • Both options are correct, but they convey different meanings.
     • "Does the film have subtitles?" implies a question about the availability of subtitles for understanding the dialogue.
     • "Does the film have reviews?" suggests a question about critical evaluations or opinions on the film.

2. She's releasing/shooting her first album.

   • These options convey different stages in the music production process.
     • "She's releasing her first album" indicates that the album is completed and being made available to the public.
     • "She's shooting her first album" is a bit unconventional, as albums are usually recorded or produced rather than "shot." A more appropriate term might be "recording."

3. The film has a great cast/role with many famous actors.

   • Both options are grammatically correct, but they convey different meanings.
     • "The film has a great cast" refers to the overall ensemble of actors in the movie.
     • "The film has a great role" suggests there is a particular character or part within the movie that is notable.

4. Even though it was a comedy, it wasn't very funny/strange.

   • Both options are correct, but they convey different interpretations.
     • "It wasn't very funny" suggests a lack of humor, indicating a disappointment in the comedic aspects.
     • "It wasn't very strange" suggests a lack of unusual or unexpected elements, possibly indicating that the film did not have the expected comedic strangeness.