Pratique du Shadowing: Peter has surprise for Himself - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo
Création de la leçon...
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Oh, Peter, you selling your anvil?
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Yeah, I've had a lot of good times with this thing.
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Oh, a dollar!
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Hey there, Chris.
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Hey, Mr. Herbert.
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Selling your old hand-me-downs?
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Yep.
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You got anything you used to wear in the summertime?
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Just these old shorts.
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Sweet Jesus.
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You know, Brian, I'm looking forward to getting rid of some of this crap.
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Crap.
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Like this movie, Stymie Gruffin, The Untold Story.
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It's not a movie at all, Brian.
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Just three episodes back to back.
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This thing is an insult.
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Well, that might be overstating things a little.
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It's a middle finger to the fans is what it is.
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I tell you, Fox should be in bed.
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Give you a dollar for this.
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Sold.
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Brian, where's Rupert?
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I just left him here to watch my things.
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Uh-oh.
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What?
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Uh, nothing.
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I haven't seen him.
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It's not like him to wander off.
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Rupert!
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Rupert!
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Oh no!
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What if he's been kidnapped?
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Well, let's just calm down.
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I've got to save him, Brian!
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What if he's dead?
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I don't think I can handle a funeral!
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Of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most...
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...human.
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Order!
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Up!
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Holy crap, Evil Knievel gloves.
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I bet I could do a wheelie with these.
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How much for the gloves?
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Peter, those are yours.
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Ten bucks.
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Two.
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Seven.
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Four.
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Five fifty.
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Ten.
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Sold!
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Sucker!
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I would've gone to 15 easy.
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I am so stupid.
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Awesome!
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Peter, you can't drive a car over that.
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You're gonna get hurt.
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Lois, I don't come down to Burger King and tell you how to do your job.
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Peter, I don't work at Burger King.
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I don't work at Burger King.
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I'm busy.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have some death to defy.
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Wow, this is just like what happened with Matthew Broderick, except no one's dead.
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Hey, Joe.
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Morning, Peter.
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I'm here to revoke your driver's license.
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What?
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Why?
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We got reckless driving, disturbing the peace, plus the driver of one of those other cars was a virgin whose hymen was busted by the airbag, so rape!
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Okay, well, I guess you can take my license.
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Of course, it's all the way up here.
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Peter, knock it off.
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Give it to me.
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Give me the damn license.
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Don't you want it?
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This is in poor taste, Peter.
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You're starting to piss me off.
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You're starting to piss me off!
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Oh, man, this sucks.
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I got no license.
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I can't go anywhere.
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Well, this is your own fault, Peter.
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And if you want my opinion, a little time away from the bar will do you some good.
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I'll show her.
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I'll just go to another bar.
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We now return to Cheers.
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Norm! And Peter!
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Yay!
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How's life in the fast lane, Mr. Peterson?
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Griffin.
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I can't find the on-ramp, Woody.
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He was talking to me, Norm.
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Quit stealing my punchlines, you fat drunk.
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That show stopped being funny after Kirstie Alley ate Shelley Long.
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Aw man, now I can't even watch TV.
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What the hell am I gonna do all day?
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It's alright, it's okay.
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I don't need TV.
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I'll just make my own sitcom in my head.
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And I'll give it an upbeat 80's sitcom theme.
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This time around, I'm staying at home, and things are gonna get better.
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Settlin' in, lovin' my wife, but then I got that letter.
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My black son, my black son, now each day my heart is gettin' bigger.
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Don't even remember sleepin' with that lady, but I did.
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My black son, he's comin' to stay.
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My black son, he's makin' each day the best that he can.
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Also, he's a ninja.
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What the hell's wrong with you?
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I'm so distraught over losing Rupert, I needed something to calm me down.
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This is an entire bottle of NyQuil.
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I know, and it's doing wonders.
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Come here, puss.
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Come here.
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Come here, puss.
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Here, puss.
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What are you- what are you doing?
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Calling the cat.
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We don't have a cat, that's a throw pillow.
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Uhhh...
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Hahahaha...
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Why have you brought me to the toy store, Brian?
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I'm buying you another Rupert.
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Hey, this one's cute, huh?
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And if we buy it, they save a real gorilla in the wild.
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And if we don't, they kill one.
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Wow, these guys are playing hardball.
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You can't just take some Korean-made velveteen primate and call it Rupert.
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Now come on, this is all time we could be using to find Rupert's kidnappers.
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Look, I, uh, I may as well come clean with you.
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Rupert wasn't kidnapped.
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I accidentally sold him at the yard sale.
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You son of a bitch!
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Come on, Stewie, I'm really sorry.
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It was an accident.
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Damn you, Brian!
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How could you sell Rupert?
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What you've done is more horrible than sex with Sharon Stone.
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Get out of the fridge, Peter.
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There is no Peter, only Zool.
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I said get out of the fridge!
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All right, all right.
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Jeez, Lois, I'm just trying to amuse myself since I don't have a damn driver's license.
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Look, Peter, it's getting a little annoying having you around the house all the time, so you'll be happy to know I got you your own personal driver.
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My own driver?
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Holy crap, that's awesome.
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Where is he?
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She's right here, Peter.
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Meg?
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Yeah, Dad.
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I don't mind driving you around so you get your license back.
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What?
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Lois, this is the best you could do?
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Well, it was either Meg or a talking monkey smoking a cigar, but I didn't think you'd like that.
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I've already accepted another job.
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Lois, you picked the opposite thing that I would like.
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That's all right.
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I would have driven you bananas.
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Oh, oh, and he makes jokes.
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Nice going, Lois.
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Dad, are you ready?
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What exactly are you trying to do?
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It's very simple, Brian.
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I've taken DNA from the dollar bill you were paid for Rupert.
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Now to check that DNA against the federal database.
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Oop, we have a match!
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Stanford Cordray, 89 Spooner Street.
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That's only a few blocks away.
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Let's go!
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Hello?
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Hello?
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It can't be!
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This house is deserted!
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He moved!
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He's gone!
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Rupert's gone!
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Wait a minute, look!
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The moving truck!
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We're not too late!
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Hey!
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Hey!
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Can I help you gentlemen?
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Follow that truck!
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Didn't you hear me?
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I said follow that truck!
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Oh, I heard you.
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What I didn't hear was please.
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Please follow the truck!
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We're gaining on him!
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I'm coming, Rupert!
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I'm sorry, but I can go no further.
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What?
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Why not?
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If I enter Connecticut, I'm entering every state that Connecticut's ever been with.
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Good luck, brave travelers.
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No!
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We were so close!
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I say, what a bit of serendipity!
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Now we've got that fellow's address.
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Let's see.
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Aspen, Colorado.
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Well, you can forget that.
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We're not going all the way to Aspen.
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What?
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But I can't leave Rupert to perish.
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the rest of my life I'll be as lonely as Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell after the rapture.
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Look, Stewie, don't you think at some point you're gonna have to let Rupert go?
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I mean, you are getting a little old to have a teddy bear.
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Brian, I'm one.
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Still?
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What?
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Look, I'm not going to Colorado.
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I'm turning around and going home.
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Fine, then.
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I'll go by myself.
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See you from the back of my milk carton.
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Want that on your conscience, Brian?
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Try explaining this to Lois.
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You'll wind up in a dumpster with a bunch of slow, unadoptable greyhounds.
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Don't joke about that.
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That's like the Holocaust to us.
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Yeah, well, when Greyhounds start running the New York Times and the World Bank, I'll be more inclined to believe you.
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Now, are you coming or not?
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Ah, fine.
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Take to the highway, won't you lend me your name?
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Who sings that song?
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James Taylor.
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Yeah, let's keep it that way.
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Ah, this sucks.
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Can you believe I'm stuck with Meg driving me around?
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Dad, it's just you and me in the car.
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Yeah, don't remind me.
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It's bad enough I got a suspended license.
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I gotta ride around town with stinky McPoop pants.
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I want apple juice!
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Dad, you left your apple juice at home.
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I want apple juice!
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You wanna watch SpongeBob?
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Yes.
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With apple juice.
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C-A-M-B-F-I-R-E-S-O-N-G-S-O-N!
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Heh heh heh heh...
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Heh...
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SpongeBob...
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Heh...
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Grrrr!
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Grrrr!
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Thanks for the ride, Bandit!
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Good luck tapping some of that...
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...hot...
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...hot...
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...Sally Field...
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...tail.
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Knock it off!
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I don't like it any more than you do!
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Where the hell are we?
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Oh, this is history right here, Brian.
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Gettysburg, Billy Yanks, the 20th Maine.
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So many lives lost, all in pursuit of the ideal
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that no man should be subjugated because of the colour of his skin.
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These boys paid the ultimate price here.
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For equality, for humanity.
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You're welcome.
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I'm sorry?
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I'm just saying, make it worth our while, you know.
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We wrote a pretty big check for you folks here, so, um...
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You know, whatever, it's fine.
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It's fine, doesn't matter.
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Just, uh, I just hope you're making the best of what we gave you here.
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I would say that given the events that preceded it, the couple hundred years or so, maybe we're about even.
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Yeah, no, no, we gave more.
Why practice speaking with this video?
This video titled "Peter has a surprise for Himself" offers an engaging context for English speaking practice. The dialogue features everyday situations that many learners might encounter, making it easier for you to relate and understand. Practicing with this video allows you to not only enhance your vocabulary but also improve your ability to react and respond in realistic conversations.
By mimicking the characters' expressions and emotions, you can develop your shadow speech skills effectively. The humor and spontaneity found in the exchanges provide a lighthearted atmosphere for learners to practice and enjoy speaking English.
Moreover, using this video as part of your routine can help solidify your grasp of conversational English, giving you the confidence to engage in dialogues on similar topics.
Grammar & Expressions in Context
- “What if he’s been kidnapped?” - This conditional structure is used to express hypothetical situations, a vital aspect of conversational English that helps in deepening your language proficiency.
- “I don’t think I can handle a funeral!” - The use of “can” here shows capability, while the conversational tone captures genuine emotion, important for effective communication.
- “I just left him here to watch my things.” - The past tense and phrasal use of “watch my things” emphasizes responsibility and care, essential for clear exchanges.
- “How much for the gloves?” - A straightforward question that showcases a practical language skill when buying or negotiating, making it crucial for real-world interactions.
Common Pronunciation Traps
In this dialogue, you may encounter certain phrases that could be tricky to pronounce. Pay particular attention to the word “crap”, as the pronunciation and intonation can vary significantly based on regional accents, which is crucial for understanding nuances in speech.
A common challenge is the phrase “sweet Jesus”; practicing its rhythm and intonation can help you sound more natural. Additionally, phrases like “Evil Knievel gloves” can be difficult due to their rapid delivery, making it beneficial to repeat them using a shadowing app. Mimicking the speakers carefully will improve your flow and clarity when speaking.
Incorporating these elements into your practice routine will support your journey to becoming a confident English speaker. Remember to challenge yourself with the shadow speak technique for maximum effectiveness.
Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?
Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.