Learn English with Mr. & Mrs. SMITH

Learn English With TV Series
8 May 202422:09

Summary

TLDREl guion de este video ofrece una lección de inglés basada en el nuevo programa de Netflix 'Mr. y Mrs. Smith' de 2024, que combina géneros como el espionaje, drama, comedia y romance. Los estudiantes aprenderán vocabulario, gramática y pronunciación importantes a través de un clip con subtítulos, repasarán los conceptos y luego prueban su comprensión viendo el clip sin subtítulos y respondiendo a preguntas. El objetivo es ayudar a los aprendices a entender sus programas y películas favoritos sin perderse en los chistes ni en los subtítulos.

Takeaways

  • 😀 El video es una lección de inglés basada en un nuevo programa de Netflix llamado 'Mr. y Mrs. Smith' que combina géneros de película como el thriller de espías, drama, comedia y romance.
  • 🔍 Los estudiantes de inglés deben observar primero el clip con subtítulos, aprender los vocablos, gramática y pronunciación más importantes y luego revisar su comprensión sin subtítulos respondiendo a preguntas.
  • 👥 El programa sigue a una pareja casada en una sesión de terapia, donde deben ocultar sus verdades identidades fingiendo ser ingenieros de software, situación que resulta cómica.
  • 📚 Se enseña cómo se utiliza la expresión 'to take the lead', que significa liderar o guiar, y cómo se relaciona con confiar en un compañero, como en bailar.
  • 🗣 Se analiza la pronunciación en inglés, especialmente la reducción de sonidos en enlaces de palabras y la pronunciación de palabras como 'asthma' y 'malware'.
  • ⏳ La lección también cubre el uso del tiempo verbal en inglés, como el uso del pretérito simple y el presente perfecto para marcar eventos pasados y su conexión con el presente.
  • 🤝 El término 'to give someone credit' se discute, lo que significa reconocer los esfuerzos o habilidades de alguien, y cómo se relaciona con la comunicación en una relación.
  • 💻 Se introduce el tema de la informática, con explicaciones de términos como 'software malfunction', 'troubleshoot', y 'malware', y cómo se aplican en un contexto de problemas informáticos.
  • 🏢 La lección aborda la idea de 'pivotar' en un negocio o proyecto, que significa cambiar de dirección o adaptarse rápidamente a las circunstancias cambiantes.
  • 🔄 Se destaca la importancia de mantener a las personas 'in the loop', es decir, mantenerlas informadas y actualizadas sobre los desarrollos de un proyecto o situación.
  • 🗣️ El guion utiliza expresiones coloquiales como 'to cut someone down', 'twisting it around', y 'martyr', que se exploran en su significado y uso en el diálogo de la pareja.

Q & A

  • ¿Qué tipo de serie es 'Mr. y Mrs. Smith' de Netflix y qué géneros combina?

    -Es una serie que combina géneros como el thriller de espías, drama, comedia y romance, con chistes a puntos y una química en pantalla impresionante entre un matrimonio étnicamente diverso.

  • ¿Cómo es el método de aprendizaje de inglés que se presenta en el guion?

    -El método consiste en ver un clip con subtítulos, aprender los vocablos, gramática y pronunciación más importantes del fragmento y finalmente, medir la comprensión viendo el clip sin subtítulos y respondiendo a preguntas de un cuestionario.

  • ¿Qué significa 'to take the lead' en el contexto del guion?

    -Significa tomar la delantera o ser el líder, como en un grupo o pareja, donde alguien toma la iniciativa o guía a los demás.

  • ¿Cómo se utiliza la palabra 'since' en una oración y cuál es su función?

    -'Since' introduce un evento del pasado y se utiliza para marcar un tiempo desde ese evento hasta el presente, como en 'Has Jane been able to let you take the lead at all since we saw each other last?'.

  • ¿Qué es el asma y cómo se relaciona en el guion con una situación irrelevante?

    -El asma es una condición médica que dificulta la respiración. En el guion, se menciona de manera irrelevante para enfatizar que ciertas discusiones no están relacionadas con el tema principal.

  • ¿Qué significa 'to cut someone down' y cómo se usa en el guion?

    -Significa humillar, criticar o hacer sentir pequeño a alguien. En el guion, se utiliza para describir cómo una persona intenta cambiar la percepción de los demás para lucirse mejor en una situación.

  • ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre 'I'm bad' y 'I'm being bad' según el guion?

    -La primera, 'I'm bad', implica ser una persona mala todo el tiempo, mientras que 'I'm being bad' significa comportarse mal en un momento específico, pero no necesariamente ser una mala persona.

  • ¿Qué es un 'software malfunction' y cómo se refleja en el guion?

    -Es cuando un programa informático comienza a funcionar incorrectamente, congelándose o fallando. En el guion, es parte de la trama donde los personajes discuten sobre problemas técnicos.

  • ¿Qué significa 'corrupt' en el contexto del guion y cómo se relaciona con los archivos?

    -Significa que un archivo o programa está lleno de errores y no funciona correctamente. En el guion, se refiere a los problemas que uno de los personajes tiene con sus archivos.

  • ¿Qué es 'malware' y cómo se menciona en el guion?

    -Es un tipo de software malicioso diseñado para causar problemas en una computadora o robar información. En el guion, se menciona como una fuente de problemas técnicos.

  • ¿Qué significa 'to keep someone in the loop' y cómo se utiliza en el guion?

    -Significa mantener a alguien informado sobre algo. En el guion, se refiere a la comunicación entre los personajes sobre sus acciones y ubicaciones.

  • ¿Qué es un 'martyr' en el contexto del guion y cómo se relaciona con la relación de los personajes?

    -Un 'martyr' es alguien que se sacrifica por sus creencias o para el bien de otros. En el guion, se utiliza para describir a una persona que sacrifica su felicidad o éxito por su pareja.

Outlines

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😀 Lección de inglés con Mr. y Mrs. Smith

El primer párrafo presenta una lección de inglés basada en el nuevo espectáculo de Netflix 'Mr. y Mrs. Smith' de 2024. Los estudiantes aprenderán vocabulario, gramática y pronunciación importantes a través de un clip del show que combina géneros de espionaje, drama, comedia y romance. La dinámica del clip incluye una sesión de terapia donde una pareja se finge ser ingenieros de software para ocultar su verdadera identidad, creando una situación cómica y un aprendizaje divertido.

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😄 Comunicación y conflictos en la terapia

Este párrafo se enfoca en la interacción de la pareja en su sesión de terapia, donde se discuten temas como tomar la iniciativa, la relevancia de la asma en la conversación y la manipulación de la verdad. Se analiza el uso de expresiones como 'cortar a alguien', 'dar la vuelta a las cosas' y 'apuntar', así como la distinción entre 'ser malo' y 'estar siendo malo' en tiempos verbales, para entender mejor la dinámica de poder y comunicación en la pareja.

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😉 Errores y soluciones en la vida de los ingenieros de software

El tercer párrafo sigue la trama de la pareja que se describe como ingenieros de software, discutiendo sobre fallos en el software, la solución de problemas y el trabajo en equipo. Se exploran términos como 'software malfunction', 'troubleshoot', 'corrupt' y 'malware', y se muestra cómo estos conceptos se aplican metafóricamente a su relación y conflictos, añadiendo un toque de humor a la lección de inglés.

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😌 El papel de la víctima y la comunicación en la relación

En el cuarto párrafo, se profundiza en el concepto de 'mártir' en una relación y cómo esto afecta la dinámica entre la pareja. Se discuten las implicaciones de no recibir reconocimiento por los esfuerzos y la importancia de mantener a los demás informados ('keep someone in the loop'). La sección también incluye un análisis de la pronunciación y el uso de palabras como 'martyr' y 'head', y cómo se relacionan con la trama y el aprendizaje del inglés.

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😉 Prueba de comprensión y promoción de la aplicación de inglés

El último párrafo es una llamada a la acción para que los estudiantes prueben su comprensión viendo un clip sin subtítulos y respondiendo a preguntas. También promueve la aplicación 'Real Life English' para el aprendizaje de vocabulario y la revisión de las lecciones, y se sugiere otra lección dinámica basada en la película 'National Treasure', destacando el contexto y la relevancia de la historia en el aprendizaje del inglés.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Software Engineers

Los 'Software Engineers' son profesionales encargados de diseñar, desarrollar y mantener software. En el video, se refiere a la profesión que el personaje ficticio afirma tener, lo cual es parte de su identidad secreta y genera humor en la situación, ya que en realidad están involucrados en actividades de espionaje y no en programación de software.

💡Lead

El término 'Lead' se refiere a la persona que toma la iniciativa o la delantera en una tarea o situación. En el contexto del video, es parte de la dinámica de la terapia, donde se cuestiona si una de las partes ha permitido al otro tomar la delantera, lo que refleja la dinámica de poder en su relación.

💡Asthma

El 'Asthma' es una condición médica que afecta la respiración. En el video, se menciona de manera irónica para enfatizar una discusión irrelevante, lo que muestra cómo los personajes manipulan el diálogo para desviar la atención de sus verdaderas actividades.

💡Relevant

El adjetivo 'Relevante' se utiliza para describir algo que está conectado o es significativo en relación a un tema o conversación. En el script, se cuestiona cómo el asma puede ser relevante en el contexto de su supuesto trabajo, lo que subraya la desconexión entre la realidad y la ficción que presentan en terapia.

💡Cutting Down

La expresión 'Cutting Down' se refiere a humillar o criticar a alguien. En el video, se utiliza para describir cómo un personaje intenta desacreditar a otro, cambiando el significado de las cosas y presentando los eventos de una manera que lo hace ver como la buena persona.

💡Malware

El 'Malware' es un tipo de software malicioso diseñado para dañar, obtener acceso no autorizado o acceder a información confidencial. En el script, se usa metafóricamente para describir la situación caótica que uno de los personajes crea, lo que es irónico ya que su trabajo real involucra maniobras similares.

💡Troubleshoot

El verbo 'Troubleshoot' significa solucionar problemas, generalmente en el contexto de tecnología. En el video, se refiere a la forma en que los personajes supuestamente abordan problemas en sus 'trabajos' de ingeniería de software, lo que es en realidad una alusión a sus misiones de espionaje.

💡Corrupt

El adjetivo 'Corrupt' describe algo que está dañado o lleno de errores, o a una persona que ha perdido su integridad. En el script, se usa para describir archivos dañados, lo que refleja la naturaleza problemática de la situación que se presenta en la terapia.

💡Pivoting

El término 'Pivoting' se refiere a cambiar de dirección o adaptarse a nuevas circunstancias, especialmente en un contexto de negocios o proyectos. En el video, se utiliza para describir cómo un personaje es capaz de pensar y actuar de manera flexible y rápida en respuesta a los cambios.

💡Martyr

Un 'Martyr' es alguien que sufre o se sacrifica por sus creencias o convicciones. En el contexto del video, el término se usa de manera figurada para describir a alguien que se siente que sacrifica su propia felicidad o éxito por el de su pareja, lo que refleja la dinámica de poder en su relación.

💡Loop

La expresión 'in the loop' significa estar informado o al tanto de algo. En el video, se utiliza de manera humorística para describir cómo uno de los personajes intenta mantenerse al tanto de los movimientos del otro, lo que es parte del juego de espionaje que juegan.

Highlights

Introduction to a new 2024 Netflix show 'Mr and Mrs Smith', blending movie genres like spy thriller, drama, comedy, and romance.

The show features ethnically diverse leads with incredible onscreen chemistry.

English learning method involves watching a clip with subtitles, learning vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, and then testing comprehension without subtitles.

The importance of hitting the bell for updates on English lessons from favorite movies and TV series.

A married couple in therapy session pretending to be software engineers for comedic effect.

Explanation of the phrase 'to take the lead' and its use in various contexts.

Pronunciation tips for connected speech in phrases like 'at all' and 'since we saw each other last'.

Use of 'since' to introduce past events and its relation to the present moment in grammar.

Different pronunciation of the word 'asthma' and its relevance in the conversation.

The meaning of 'to cut someone down' and 'twisting it around' in communication.

Explanation of the continuous form 'I'm being bad' versus the simple form 'I'm bad'.

Use of the word 'villain' metaphorically to describe someone seen as bad or mean in a situation.

The use of 'either' to agree with a negative statement and its pronunciation.

Elaboration on the verb 'elaborate' and its difference in pronunciation as an adjective.

Review of words and expressions learned, such as 'to take the lead', 'cut down', and 'point out'.

Introduction of the 'Real Life English' app for vocabulary learning with flashcards and spaced repetition.

The humorous situation of the therapist misunderstanding the couple's arguments due to their secret identities.

Explanation of technical terms like 'software malfunction', 'troubleshoot', and 'malware' in context.

Pronunciation and use of the word 'corrupt' in describing computer files and morally broken individuals.

The phrase 'to clean up after someone' and its emphasis on the amount of work involved.

Use of the word 'wild' to emphasize a large or extreme amount in a given context.

The phrase 'to give someone credit for something' and its importance in acknowledging efforts.

The concept of 'pivoting' in business and its application in the show's dialogue.

The phrase 'keeping someone in the loop' and its meaning in communication.

The word 'martyr' in the context of a relationship and its pronunciation.

The verb 'head' to describe moving in a specific direction, illustrated with examples.

Comprehension test by watching the clip without subtitles and answering quiz questions.

Encouragement to use the 'Real Life English' app for reviewing words and choosing the next lesson.

Transcripts

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and what is it that you two

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do we're computer uh software and

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Engineers he FS my

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heart with very special things with

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angel I should be Deads

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Soul have you watched Mr and Mrs Smith

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and as you got from the preview I'm not

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talking about that 2005 brand jelina

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movie today you will be learning English

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with a new 2024 Netflix show Mr and Mrs

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Smith that blends such movie genres as

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spy Thriller drama comedy and romance

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with onp Point jokes and with the

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incredible onscreen Chemistry Between

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this ethnically diverse couple it's just

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so worth watching it and we couldn't

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help but bring it to you for today's

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English lesson in case you new here our

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method is really simple you will First

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Watch the clip with the subtitle

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then you will learn all of the most

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important vocabulary grammar and

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pronunciation from the scene and finally

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you will test your comprehension by

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watching the clip one more time without

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subtitles this time and answering some

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quiz questions and remember to hit that

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Bell down below so you never miss any of

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our newest lessons because every week we

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help Learners like you understand your

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favorite movies and TV series without

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getting lost without missing the jokes

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and without subtitles now let's begin

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with our today's lesson I hope you

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really enjoy

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it has Jane been able to let you take

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the lead at all since we saw each other

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last I

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tried

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away it's not my fault you have asthma

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um why why even say that how is asthma

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relevant here she's just using it to cut

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me don't do the thing where you twist it

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around and make it seem like you're the

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good guy and I'm being bad I'm not I'm

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pointing out I'm not the villain you

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were the one who was actually I'm not

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the villain either yeah how so how so

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elaborate

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on so we meet a married couple at their

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therapy session they can't reveal their

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true identity so they have to pretend

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they are actually software engineers

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and that makes the whole situation so

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funny to observe when we know what

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they're talking about but a therapist

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seemingly struggles to understand what's

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going on has Jane been able to let you

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take the lead at all when you're in a

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couple or in a group of people usually

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somebody takes the lead or becomes a

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leader it's like in dancing you have to

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trust your partner by the way there is

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another cocation that would be

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interesting for you to know to follow

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one's lead to follow the lead means to

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follow the example and do like the other

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person does let's break down the

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connected speech in this sentence has

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Jane been able to let you take the lead

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at all the T from at stands between two

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vowels so we hear the sound du at all at

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has a schw sound uh and it's grouped

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with the two words standing next to it

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LE doll LE doll now check out this

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example from the show Lost you guys

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coming you all want to go

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fine but perhaps I should take the

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lead has Jane been able to let you take

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the lead at all since we saw each other

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last since here introduces an event in

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the past the last therapy session they

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had and we use past simple to mark this

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past event since we saw the word since

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means from that particular time in the

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past until now so in the first part of

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the sentence we use present perfect has

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been able to show the connection between

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the past and the present moment since

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last time and until now you can see the

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same pattern in the following examples

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we haven't met since we moved to her new

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apartment I've been very busy since I

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came back from

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holiday I've practiced my English a lot

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since I found this channel it's not my

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fault you have asthma there are two ways

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to pronounce this word with an S and z

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sound asthma

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and asthma asthma is a medical condition

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that makes it difficult for a person to

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breathe how is asthma relevant here when

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you say something is relevant to a

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conversation it means that it is closely

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related to the topic you're discussing

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here the therapist can't understand how

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difficulty in breathing can be connected

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to their job as software Engineers check

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how the word relevant is used in the

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legal context in this TV show American

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Crime Story this is not a domestic

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violence case nor is it an inquiry into

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the characteristics and personality of

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Mr Simpson and all this evidence that

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was submitted is not

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relevant using it to cut me don't do the

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thing where you twist it around and make

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it seem like you're the good guy and I'm

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being bad to cut someone down means to

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embarrass humiliate criticize someone or

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to make someone feel small twisting it

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around is basically changing the meaning

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of something or presenting the events in

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another light so that you look nicer

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than the other person in that situation

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or use it to achieve other goals here's

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a nice example to show how you can use

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the phrase twist my words around in your

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everyday

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communication you're breaking up with

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me no no you always do this you twist my

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words around don't do the thing where

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you twist it around and make it seem

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like you're the good guy and I'm being

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bad normally we wouldn't use the verb to

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be in the continue continuous or

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Progressive form but here she refers to

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the temporary situation so there is a

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difference between these two sentences

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I'm bad and I'm being bad I'm bad means

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that I'm a bad person all the time and

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I'm being bad means that I'm bad at this

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very moment but actually I'm a good

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person and I don't act like that all the

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time check out these examples why are

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you being so rude please don't talk to

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me like that stop that you're being

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really

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annoying oh come on don't be mad he's

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just being foolish I'm not I'm pointing

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out I'm not the villain you the one who

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is actually you are pointing out when

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you are bringing attention to something

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like in this clip no I'm I'm just

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pointing out that there are a lot of

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really great things here like villain is

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usually the bad guy or the antagonist in

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a story here it's metaphorical meaning

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someone who's seen as a bad or mean

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person in a situation meaning this

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context means to be unkind or hurtful

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I'm not the villain either yeah how so

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the word either is the same as also or

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too so I'm not the villain either means

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I'm not a bad guy too we usually use it

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to agree to a negative statement like

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for example I haven't watched this movie

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yet and the answer would be I haven't

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watched it either how so elaborate on

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that when you are asked to elaborate on

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something it means they ask you to give

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more details or explain something

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further but when used as an adjective

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elaborate is detailed and complicated

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note the difference in pronunciation

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here elaborate as a verb so four

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syllables

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elaborate and elaborate as an adjective

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only three syllables elaborate check

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these two examples how these words can

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be used in these two different meanings

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it says here you with the CEO of snap

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time

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Industries care to elaborate on that

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sure well that was the uh Umbrella

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Corporation for my invention the Snapper

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all part of my elaborate plan to defeat

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you guys let's review some of the words

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you've learned so far do you remember

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the meaning of the phrase to take the

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lead track the steps of someone you

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follow help your partner by carrying the

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heavy load go first

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and what about such phrasal verbs as cut

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down and point out do you remember them

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to finally remember all the new words

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and expressions that you are learning

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use our flashcards on the real life

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English app with the advanced technology

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spaced repetition system you will take

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your vocabulary learning to the next

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level and with a new blocking feature

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you will easily remove the words that

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you already know so you can focus only

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on the words you need search for the

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real life English app in your favorite

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app store or download it via Link in the

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description to this video and now let's

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swch the next part of the scene remember

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that the funny situation here is that

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the therapist assumes that they are a

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married couple both working as software

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Engineers so she can't wrap her head

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around what makes them argue so

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passionately about the work tasks they

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had

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so there was a software malfunction I'm

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saving the computer from crashing you

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always have to be first to troubleshoot

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a problem when it's fine the way it is I

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don't need a troubleshoot I start at

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zero and I go up through the Cod you go

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up through the codes my files are clean

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files are so corrupt the amount that I

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have to clean up after you is wild

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really cuz the malware you have is

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incredible okay it's crazy that it's

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still even you're the one who did the

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thing after that's that's the that's the

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thing that actually me

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up you never want to give me credit for

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anything okay I'm good at pivoting I

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taught you

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that I'm always communicating with you

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on the job I'm keeping you in the loop

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third

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floor oh come on fourth floor

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whatever Jane always the Martyr I get

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it 10

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four I'm going to K

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FL we're heading out to the

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[Applause]

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roof so there was a software malfunction

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when your computer programs suddenly

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starts acting not as it is supposed to

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act it freezes and glitches that's when

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you have a software

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malfunction malfunction is another word

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for crash or failure I'm saving the

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computer from crashing practice the

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American t or d sound in the word

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computer

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computer you always have to be first to

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troubleshoot a problem when it's fine

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the way it is so when your computer

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crashes you want to troubleshoot or

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figure out what's going wrong and how to

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fix it the word troubleshoot may not

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only used with the Technologies it can

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refer to solving problems in general so

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yeah you may both use this word for

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solving problems and in the context of

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computer programs I don't need a

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troubleshoot in this word chunk don't

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need we drop the T sound and Link the

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two words don't need your files are so

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corrupt when a computer file a program

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is all messed up full of errors and

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doesn't work properly anymore it's

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corrupt you can also use this word when

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talking about a person who is dishonest

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and broken morally like a corrupt

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politician last week any

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day the entire archive is corrupt the

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amount that I have to clean up after you

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is wild let's break down the connected

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speech here look at the phrase that I

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have to De I the T at the end of that

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stands between two vowels and we

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pronounce it as du D the phrase have to

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is commonly reduced to have to listen

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and try to repeat that I have to clean

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up after you that I have to clean up

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after

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you the amount that I have to clean up

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after you is wild Jane uses the word

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wild to emphasize how much she has to

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clean after John she talks about a huge

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amount of Errors maybe and the word wild

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can be synonymous in this context to the

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words insane crazy

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unbelievable really cuz the malware you

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have is incredible malware are sneaky

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little programs designed to mess up your

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computer and steal your information they

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are like the villains of the digital

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world always causing trouble that's

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that's the that's the thing that

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actually me up here we hear the

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curs word that is used in a way that is

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not insulting so even Jane sounds rude

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when she says uh this is what me

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up in this context to me up means

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to upset to someone up is to hurt

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someone emotionally or even physically

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but it can also be said about some

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physical damage of an object or a person

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it's not fair I I know for you to have

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to be the one to

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decide it me up

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sa being wrong about Brody it really it

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me up never want to give me

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credit for anything John reduces here

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want to to wna dropping the T sound and

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we hear you never want to give me credit

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to give someone credit for something is

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to acknowledge someone's efforts or

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abilities it's like saying hey you did a

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great job on that project okay I'm good

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at pivoting I taught you that when you

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suddenly change direction especially in

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business or a project you pivot here he

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may be referring to improvising thinking

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on his feed changing the initial plan

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keeping you in the loop you keep someone

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in the loop when you keep that person

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informed and share the news with them

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the opposite would be to keep out of the

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loop Loop it is usually about

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communicating some important news about

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the project or family Affairs but here

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the joke is that Jane was just naming

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the floors 9th floor 10th floor 11th for

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him to track her whereabout and keep up

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with a pace which John was obviously

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struggling with very little social

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engagement I know you're about to launch

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and you're keeping me out of the loop

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true the party is tonight

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tonight what you going to tell me this

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never whatever Jane always the Martyr I

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get it martyr or Mar what a tricky word

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to pronounce means someone who suffers

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for their opinions or their beliefs or

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even someone who is being tortured for

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that in a relationship and Martyr would

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be a person who sacrifices their own

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personal happiness or success for that

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of their partner so as we see John

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complains that all the credit goes to

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Jane as if he's not helping anyway like

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he sacrifices his part of success so

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that she takes all the credit why don't

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you check out this example you just St

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being such a martyr I am not being a

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martyr I'm a victim we're heading out to

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the roof you can use the word head as a

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verb to refer to going or moving in a

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specific Direction so for example if you

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head to the store that means you're

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going to the store hey guys that was

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amazing now do you want to test your

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comprehension let's watch the clip one

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more time without subtitles

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[Music]

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now has Jane been able to let you take

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the lead at all what did the therapist

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want to know when she asked Jane if she

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was able to let Jon Take the Lead she

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wanted to know if Jane let Jon Express

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his feelings and emotions johon wasn't

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aggressive in his communication with

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Jane Jane let JN go first and take

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responsibility for the situation

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[Music]

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since we saw each other

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last I

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tried

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away it's not my fault you have asthma

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uh

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why why even say that how is asthma

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relevant here she's just using it to cut

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me down don't do the thing where you

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twist it around and make it seem like

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you're the good guy and I'm being bad

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I'm not I'm pointing out what does to

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point out mean to tell what you think in

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another person's point of view is to

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bring another person's attention to some

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facts to check how many points another

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person gained

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I'm not the villain you were the one who

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was actually I'm not the villain either

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which word can be a synonym to the word

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mean and kind reasonable

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meaningful yeah how so how so elaborate

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on that so there was a software

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malfunction I'm saving the computer from

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crashing you always have to be first to

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troubleshoot a problem when it's fine

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the way it is I don't need a

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troubleshoot I start at zero and I go up

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through the codes you go up through the

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codes my files are clean my your files

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are so corrupt the amount that I have to

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clean up after you is wild really cuz in

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this context what does the word wild

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mean the amount that I have to clean up

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after you is wild

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the malware you have is incredible okay

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it's crazy that it's still even running

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you're the one who did the thing after

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that's that's the that's the thing that

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actually me

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up you never want to give me credit for

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anything okay I'm good at pivoting to

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give someone credit for some something

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means give money to another person

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believe what another person says

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acknowledge another person's good

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[Music]

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work I taught you

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then I'm always communicating with you

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on the job I'm keeping you in the loop

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third floor you keep another person in

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the loop if you share all the

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information with them keep everything in

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secret from them always keep an eye out

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for that

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person oh come

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on more

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[Music]

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whatever Jane you're always the Martyr I

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get

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it

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for I'm going to

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kill we're heading out to the

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roof die

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[Laughter]

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what what are you say was that what was

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that for was that for you or was that

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for

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me babe die

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did I miss your first movie

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he laughed at me holy in my face

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you learned a ton today so now go to the

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real life English app to review you all

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the words and expressions with the

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flashcards and if you're choosing what

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lesson to watch next let me help you

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National Treasure follows the story of

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Ben Gates a treasure hunter who

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discovers that there's a hidden map

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hidden on the back of the Declaration of

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Independence Riley is trying to tell Ben

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that there are many guards around the

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Declaration of Independence that's why

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it's really hard to to steal it to be

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surrounded by means to be all around

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something or someone it's just like the

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home theater or sound systems that

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people having in their home

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