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It's easy to find your favorite movies and television shows on DVD at the rental shop.
But after you rent them what do you do to study English?
Some people watch them over and over, sometimes without subtitles,
sometimes with Japanese subtitles, and sometimes with English subtitles.
But why not go one step further and use the script to study vocabulary and conversation?
You can find many scripts for TV and movies on the Internet.
One site is called Drew's Script-o-Rama. I
t has transcripts from television shows like West Wing and CSI,
as well as popular movies.
Unfortunately, the site is not easy to navigate because it has a lot of advertisements.
So, I'll guide you through looking for one script for West Wing.
On the first page, click on the link under the picture called TV Scripts.
On the next page, click on the S-Z link.
Use the scroll bar on the right side to find The West Wing and click on it.
On the next page, use the scroll bar at the right and find the Episode List on the left side.
Select a season, for example Season 3.
Then, click on an Episode such as 3.06, Gone Quiet.
The next page will have the transcript.
You can print it and read it, follow along as you watch the episode,
and practice the conversations with a friend!
What are your favorite American TV shows or movies?
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Movie and Television scripts for studying English April 28, 2006
Hello!Houser.
Your blog is pretty interesting.
I sometimes go to rent some DVDs at the rental shop and show on the DVD.I like watching movies.so I often go to movie theater.
My favorite American movie is titanic.this movie is American movie isn't it?When jack was sinking in the sea,I wailed.I guess that's marvelous movie.I have watched on TV about titanic's filming location,It was so highly serious.Composite graphic,violent performance and so on,overall,the movies was good success.this is very long movie but I should you watch this one.