Learn English with Batman Begins
Learn English with Batman Begins
Driven by tragedy, billionaire Bruce Wayne dedicates his life to uncovering and defeating the corruption that plagues his home, Gotham City. Unable to work within the system, he instead creates a new identity, a symbol of fear for the criminal underworld - The Batman.
Why learn English with Batman Begins?
"Batman Begins" tells the story of Bruce Wayne and how he becomes Batman. It starts with his childhood fears and shows his journey as he trains to fight injustice. The movie has lots of action and adventure as Bruce learns to use his skills to help people. You'll learn words like "vigilante," "injustice," "vengeance," "fear," and "justice" – all exciting words that are useful in everyday conversations and discussions. You’ll also hear different accents, from American to British, which can help you understand different ways English is spoken. This movie is full of exciting moments that explore themes of fear, courage, and the fight between good and evil. You'll see how Bruce Wayne deals with his sadness and anger, and how he uses those emotions to become stronger. The language used is a mix of formal and informal, with some dramatic speeches and also everyday conversations. Paying attention to how characters talk to each other can help you improve your own dialogue skills. The movie explores complex emotions like grief, determination, and responsibility, giving you a chance to learn how to express these feelings in English. Learning English with "Batman Begins" can be very helpful because it combines an engaging story with rich vocabulary and a variety of language styles. Watching the movie, you'll naturally pick up new words and phrases, and you can also improve your listening comprehension. You can even practice speaking by repeating lines from the movie or discussing the story with other English learners. Because it's such an exciting movie, you'll be motivated to keep learning and improve your English skills while enjoying the action.
Words from Batman Begins
Here are the first 15 of the more difficult words in Batman Begins:
- finder: a person who finds something
- keeper: in some sports, the player who protects the goal to prevent the other team from scoring
- nightmare: a very unpleasant and frightening experience or situation that is difficult to deal with
- solitary: a person who prefers being alone, and often spends time alone
- desperate: wanting or needing something very much
- merely: used to emphasize a fact or something you are saying, often meaning ‘only’ or ‘simply’
- ra: an artery below the elbow, flowing towards the palm
- underworld: people and activities involved in crime
- fraternity: a group of people who share the same interests, profession, or beliefs
- justice: the fair treatment of people
- shadow: to closely follow and watch someone, often secretly
- vigilante: a person who takes the law into their own hands, often when they believe the police are not doing enough to prevent or punish crime
- scramble: to compete or struggle with others to get or achieve something
- gratification: feeling happy when things go well for you or when you get what you want; something that makes you happy
- ideal: a person, thing, or standard that is considered perfect
English words in a year
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