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No no no, what do you mean she's not coming?
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I have a backyard full of these little girls who are counting on a visit from a fairy princess!
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Die!
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HURP!
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Hey!
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Hey, oh!
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Oh!
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Ugh...
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Listen, I don't want a refund!
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I want the fairy princess!
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Please, please, I'm begging you.
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You know what?
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I hope that you can sleep at night, you crusher of little girl's thieves!
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Oh, oh, when's the fairy princess coming?
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Any minute now.
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Yay!
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Stole them.
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Oh, yeah, Global Citizens, in today's lesson,
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you learn English with a hilarious scene from Despicable Me 2.
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So Gru is throwing a birthday party to Agnes, but when things don't go as planned, he has to improvise and it gets pretty chaotic.
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Along the way you learn advanced everyday vocabulary that natives actually use in real situations.
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Now to help you not only learn these expressions but also never forget them,
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Okay, so are you ready to jump back into our first scene and learn with it?
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Let's do it!
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so Agnes is having her birthday party in the backyard
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and everything looks perfect princess costumes decorations
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and even a fairy princess coming a backyard by the way
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is simply the area behind your house where you might have a party a barbecue
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or just relax now let's listen to what Gru is talking about on the phone.
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When you count on someone or something, you depend on it or trust that it will happen.
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Gru is saying the girls are expecting the fairy princess to show up.
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See these other examples.
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Galaxy is coming on us.
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So it seems the fairy princes, Gru hired to entertain the party, won't be able to come.
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Listen, I don't want a refund.
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I want the fairy prince.
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Please, please, I'm begging you.
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They want to give Gru a refund.
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That's when you get your money back after buying and then returning a product or canceling a service.
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You may also hear natives use the word reimburse as a verb
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or reimbursement as a noun which means the same thing check these examples
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if there's been some kind of misunderstanding i'd be happy to refund your money just pay for it
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and we'll reimburse you
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when you get back listen i don't want a refund i
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want to file a priest that's please please i'm begging you
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to beg means to ask for something in a very emotional humble way
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because you really need help now listen to these advanced expressions a guru uses here you know what i hope
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that you can sleep at night you crusher of little girl's thieves.
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I hope you can sleep at night is a sarcastic expression used when someone has done something wrong or cruel.
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The real meaning is the opposite.
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You're suggesting they shouldn't be able to sleep peacefully because of what they've done.
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People also say, how can you sleep at night?
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Or I don't know how you sleep at night to express the same thing.
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And I ask him, I look them in the face and I say, how can you sleep at night knowing that you are ripping off working people?
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Now, crusher of little girl's dreams is a creative insult Gru makes up.
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It comes from a collocation to crush someone's dreams.
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A collocation is when certain words frequently appear together.
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Like the verb crush, which means destroy or ruin, forms collocations such as crush someone's dreams or hopes.
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You can also crash in opposition or rebellion.
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Any minute now means very soon, like it would happen at any moment.
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For example, the bus should be here any minute now.
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You can also hear any second now or any day now.
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Check out these examples.
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Is the ship ready yet?
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Any minute now, just loading the last bit of cargo.
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Ready or not, here I come!
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I'm getting warmer any second now.
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And he's going to college any day now.
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Yay!
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Stole them.
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To stall means to keep people busy or distracted so something else can happen.
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Gru is telling the minions to distract the kids and buy him time to figure out what to do.
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To buy someone time is another way to say this.
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Can't you stall?
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Buy me some time.
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I'm sorry.
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I will buy you some time.
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Let me ask you something.
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When you are learning these new expressions with our lessons, can you count on your memory and use these words confidently in your next English conversation?
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I don't want to be a crusher of your dreams, but the truth is, if you don't review the expressions we are learning today,
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you are sure to forget them in hours or even minutes.
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Now let's see how Gru will get out of this situation in our next scene.
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Oh, okay, okay, alright.
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That's enough of the magic show.
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Aww.
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Wait, did you hear that?
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It sounded like the twinkling sounds of magical fairy dust.
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It's the fairy princess!
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She's coming!
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Look!
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It is
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I, Groose Zinkerbell, the most magical fairy princess of all.
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And I am here to wish Princess Agnes a very happy birthday!
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How come you're so fat? Because...
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My house is made of candy!
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And sometimes I eat instead of facing my problems!
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How come you have- Okay, time for cake!
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Yay!
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Do you know what this word means?
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The one Margie used here.
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Wait, did you hear that?
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It sounded like the twinkling sounds of magical fairy dust.
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Literally, if something is twinkling, it is shining softly, making a loud noise, or moving very fast.
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To twinkle is to shine repeatedly, softly, then strongly, as if flashing on and off very quickly.
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A night sky in a dark place appears to be filled with stars that twinkle, almost like diamonds in the sky.
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But here Margie uses this word to describe the sound of magical fairy dust.
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So it creates this magical feeling like tiny bells in the air.
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Now listen to how Gru presents himself as the fairy princess.
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It is I, Gru's Zinkerbell.
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Gru Zinkerbell is a joke name combining Gru with Tinkerbell, the famous fairy from Peter Pan.
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Gru is trying to invent a fairy princess right there, so he mixes his name with the most famous fairy he can think of.
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It sounds silly, and some kids can see that something isn't right.
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How come you're so fat?
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How come is an informal way to ask why.
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It's very common in casual speech.
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How come you're late?
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How come she didn't call?
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How come we can't go?
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It sounds more friendly and conversational than saying, why are you so fat?
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Now listen to Gru's response.
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Because my house is made of candy.
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And sometimes I eat instead of facing my problems.
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Here we have another really common collocation.
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Face your problems.
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To face your problems means to deal with them directly instead of avoiding them.
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And this verb, face, appears in a lot of similar collocations.
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Face your fears, face reality, face the consequences.
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All right, now let's watch the final part of the scene where the mom of one of Agnes' friends appears
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and tries to set him up with someone, meaning to arrange a romantic meeting.
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free time.
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Looks aren't that important to her.
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No, Jails, that is not happening!
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Seriously, I'm fine.
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Okay, fine.
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Forget Natalie.
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How about my cousin Linda?
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No!
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Oh, oh!
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I know someone whose husband just died!
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I'm sorry, I did not see you there. Or there.
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Let's look at the vocabulary from Gillian's awkward matchmaking attempts.
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Hey there, Gru, Mr. Life of the Party!
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Life of the Party is an expression for someone who makes a party fun and exciting, the most entertaining, energetic and social person there.
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What's wrong with you, Tarrant?
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You used to be the life of the party.
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Next, she uses an expression most learners aren't familiar with, but that natives use all the time.
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So, I'm gonna go out on a limb here, but my friend Natalie is recently single and...
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Go out on a limb means to take a risk, especially by expressing an opinion or doing something without being sure it will be accepted or successful.
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A limb is a tree branch.
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So the idea of this idiomatic expression is that if you go out on a limb, you're in a risky position.
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The branch could break.
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Again, figuratively, it means you're taking a chance.
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Check out these two examples.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here.
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These are the guys that want me dead, correct?
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It's nothing personal.
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Wow, what a night.
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You'll never guess what happened to me.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say you were sleepwalking.
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Later, when Gru says, get off the limb, he's playing with this expression,
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telling her to stop, to not even try making this suggestion, because he's not interested.
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But just to let you know, to get off the limb is not a standard expression.
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By the way, here we have a good opportunity to practice advanced pronunciation.
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Listen to the way Jillian pronounces the words, go out on a limb.
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Let's break that down.
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First, the words out and on become out on.
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That happens because in American English, the T sound between the two vowels often sounds like a soft D.
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And the two words link together.
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Next, on A also get linked.
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So we hear on a, on a.
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Finally, the B in limb is silent.
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When pronounces this word, we just stop at limb.
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By the way, this happens to other words in English that end in B, like com, lem, num, and others.
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So the whole expression when linked together into one smooth phrase sounds like go out on a limb.
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Go out on a limb.
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This is what we call connected speech when words get cut, reduced, and linked in a natural English speech.
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Let's try repeating after Jillian.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here.
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Now, have you ever heard this expression to refer to a person?
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Come on, she's a riot.
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A riot is slang, meaning someone is extremely funny or fun to be around.
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Check it out.
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You and stupid Petricks are a riot.
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You are a riot and I love your costume.
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She sings karaoke.
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She has a lot of free time.
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Looks aren't that important to her.
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Looks in this context means someone's appearance, how attractive they are.
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Jillian is saying the way someone looks isn't important to her friend Natalie, which at the same time is rather insulting to Gru.
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Now, are you ready for the final and most important step of the lesson?
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We're gonna take everything you've just learned, the new vocabulary and pronunciation, and put it into practice.
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You'll watch the whole scene again, this time without any subtitles, and answer some quiz questions.
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Let's do it!
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No, no, no. What do you mean she's not coming?
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I have a backyard full of these little girls who are counting on a visit from a fairy princess.
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What does it mean to count on someone?
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To trust them to do something?
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To ask them for help directly?
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To hope they might help?
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Listen!
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I don't want a refund!
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I want the fairy princess!
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Please!
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Please!
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I'm begging you!
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You know what?
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I hope that you can sleep at night, you crusher of little girl thieves!
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Oh, oh!
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When's the fairy princess coming?
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Any minute now!
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Yaaaaay!
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What's another way to say stole? To buy time
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with the twinkling sounds of magical fairy dust.
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It's the fairy princess!
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She's coming!
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Book!
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It is I, Cruz Zinkerbell, the most magical fairy princess of all.
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And I am here to wish Princess Agnes a very happy birthday.
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How come you're so fat?
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Because my house is made of candy.
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And sometimes I eat instead of facing my problems.
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How come you have...
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Okay, time for cake.
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Yay!
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Hey there, Gru, Mr. Life of the Party.
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Hello, Jillian.
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So, I'm gonna go out on a limb here.
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What does go out on a limb mean?
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To say something very obvious.
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To say something risky.
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To share a fun idea.
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But my friend Natalie is recently single and...
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No, no, no. Get off the limb right now.
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No limb.
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Oh, come on.
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She's a riot.
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If someone is a riot, what does it imply?
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They're always making people laugh.
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They're causing problems around them.
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Or they're very energetic but quiet.
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She sings karaoke, she has a lot of free time, looks aren't that important to her.
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No, Jels, that is not happening.
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Seriously, I'm fine.
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Okay, fine.
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Forget Natalie.
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How about my cousin Linda?
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Go.
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Oh, oh, I know someone whose husband just died.
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I'm sorry, I did not see you there.
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or there oh yeah amazing job guys now
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that'll take you straight to this lesson over there well okay maybe only He only speaks whale.
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Do we need to find a son?
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What are you doing?
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What are you doing?
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Are you sure you speak whale?
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Can you give us a ray of light?
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Dory?
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Heaven knows what you're saying!
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See?
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He's swimming away.
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Come back.
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He's not coming back.
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We've offended him.
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Maybe a different dialect.
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Dory.
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Dory, this is not whale.
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You're speaking like upset stomach.

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실전에서 쓸 수 있는 표현 모음

  • count on: 의지하다, 기대하다. "The girls are counting on a visit from a fairy princess"처럼 누군가나 무언가가 일어날 것을 믿고 기대할 때 사용합니다.
  • refund: 환불하다/환불금. "I don't want a refund"처럼 상품을 반품하거나 서비스를 취소할 때 돈을 돌려받는 경우 사용하며, 동사로는 "reimburse"도 같은 의미로 쓰입니다.
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현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때there's been · has done · they've done
수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점is made · be filled · will be accepted
관계절 who / which + 절 — 사람이나 사물에 대한 추가 정보noun which means · crush, which means · someone who makes

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