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B2 Upper Intermediate English 3:26 175 words Movies & Film

"ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?" (6v1 gladiator match) | Gladiator | CLIP

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This video features an iconic scene from the film *Gladiator*, providing a fantastic opportunity to practice advanced English listening and cinematic storytelling. By watching this clip, learners will gain exposure to dramatic dialogue, nuanced vocal delivery, and the use of rhetorical questions to command an audience. You will observe how emphasis and pacing heighten emotional tension—essential skills for mastering natural-sounding English. Additionally, the transcript introduces historical vocabulary and formal sentence structures common in period dramas. Use this resource to analyze how tone and intent shape communication, helping you move beyond basic conversation toward more expressive and sophisticated speech.

Learning Stats

B2

CEFR Level

175

Total Words

105

Unique Words

7/10

Difficulty

Vocabulary Diversity 60%

Subtitles (52 segments)

00:00

are you not entertained

00:02

are you not entertained

00:05

[Applause]

00:11

[Music]

00:17

oh

00:26

[Applause]

00:36

[Music]

00:37

[Applause]

00:44

uh

00:47

[Music]

00:48

[Applause]

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Key Vocabulary (48)

you A1 pronoun

Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.

applause C2 verb

To express strong approval or praise for a person, idea, or action, either through the physical act of clapping or by formal commendation. At a C2 level, it frequently denotes a public or official endorsement of policies, decisions, or intellectual contributions.

entertained B1 verb

To be amused, occupied, or pleased by something, often in a way that distracts from boredom or seriousness. It can also mean to host or provide entertainment for guests.

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