Ex. 2. give nouns derived from the following verbs: to ban, to kill, to arrest, to suspect, to offend, to omit, to punish, to legislate, to wound, to aid, to abet, to incite, to assist, to abolish, to convict, to accuse.

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Although I watch movies quite rarely, I still do it from time to time, when I find a good one. Recently I watched "The Negotiation" movie and wanted to share my opinion and impression of it.

"The Negotiation" film was made in South Korea in 2018 starring Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin. It is directed by Lee Jong Seok.

A negotiator from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Ha Chae Yoon attempts to figure out the real motivation of an arms dealer Min Tae Gu who kidnapped two Koreans in Bangkok and cracked his calm demeanour.

Ha Chae Yoon wanted to quit her job after unsuccessful negotiations, but was asked to do another one because Min Tae Gu wanted to see only her as his negotiator. Negotiations were not going as planned - Tae Gu didn't reveal the reason why he had kidnapped those people. Chae Yoon, however, found out that Tae Gu's sister from orphanage was killed during her previous negotiations not accidentally - it was planned by a person from the government, whose assistant was her because of secret information she owned. After Ha Chae Yoon realised that, she wanted to help Min Tae Gu to do his revenge, but he got killed when he was going to do it. The movie ends with a scene where Ha Chae Yoon leads a lawsuit against the person who killed Tae Gu's sister.  

Son Ye Jin and Hyun Bin are claimed korean top actors for a reason: they really are great in their occupation. In this movie they portrayed their characters' emotions perfectly, making me truly believe them and feel the atmosphere of the film. Music helps to concentrate on plot twists and complicated connections between characters. Also the main actors had good chemistry at the end of the film and shared sorrowful emotions in the last scene which made me get sad about such plot twist. I highly recommend this film to people who want to discover Korean cinematography - it's a great movie to start with.

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